3,395 devices · GMDN 55848
Screw endosteal dental implants are single-piece devices surgically placed into the jawbone to anchor dental prosthetics like bridges or overdentures. Made from materials like titanium or ceramic, they integrate with bone to provide stable support for missing teeth replacements, restoring function and appearance.
These implants are typically regulated as surgical devices, often requiring sterile packaging and compliance with implant safety standards. They are supplied as pre-sterilized, ready-to-use systems, designed for dental professionals to place during oral surgery procedures.
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