938 devices · GMDN 58399
A dental material mixing nozzle is a single-use device designed to mix two inactive components during a dental procedure to create a functional restorative or impression material. The mixed material is then applied directly to the patient’s teeth or oral cavity for clinical use, such as filling cavities or taking dental impressions.
This device is nozzle-shaped with an internal mixing mechanism, such as spiraled channels, and attaches to the end of a dual-tube cartridge. As the components are extruded simultaneously from the cartridge, they mix within the nozzle before delivery, ensuring proper activation of the dental material. It is intended for one-time use only and is not reusable.
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