1,230 devices · GMDN 61640
Dental implant abutment analogs are reusable, rod-shaped devices used in dental laboratories to replicate the shape and position of a dental implant abutment. They serve as a guide during the creation of a working model, ensuring precise orientation and fit for the final implant restoration, often used alongside scanning procedures for accuracy.
These analogs are typically supplied as reusable tools for dental labs, designed to match specific implant systems. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their role in dental workflows rather than a fixed regulatory class. Always verify local requirements before use or procurement.
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