160 devices · GMDN 60510
Hygroscopic dental cement is a professional-use material designed for dental procedures like filling root canals, sealing teeth, or restoring cavities. These cements harden through a chemical reaction with moisture, either when mixed with water or when exposed to dentinal fluid in the tooth, forming a durable, water-resistant bond.
These devices are typically single-use and regulated as dental materials, often requiring compliance with standards for biocompatibility and performance. They’re supplied in pre-mixed or powder-liquid formats, with some designed for direct application in moist environments like root canals or under fillings.
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