146 devices · GMDN 58106
Dental impression tray material is a specialized substance used to craft custom trays for capturing dental impressions. Clinicians apply it to a plaster or stone model of a patient’s teeth and gums, creating a precise mold that later holds dental impression materials—useful when standard trays won’t fit properly.
These materials are single-use and regulated as medical devices, typically classified based on their risk profile. They’re supplied as kits or components for in-office use, ensuring accurate tray fabrication before impression-taking procedures. Always verify local regulations before procurement or use.
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