16,518 devices · GMDN 55847
Dental implant systems are used to replace missing teeth by surgically placing an artificial root into the jawbone, which then supports a dental prosthesis like a crown, bridge, or denture. These systems integrate with natural bone over time to provide stable, long-term tooth replacement, improving chewing function and facial structure.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring strict manufacturing controls and clinical validation to ensure safety and effectiveness. They are commonly supplied as sterile, single-use or reusable components, with surgical kits including tools for precise placement and abutment attachment.
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