130 devices · GMDN 61718
A permanent preformed dental crown is a prosthetic device used to restore the structure and function of a damaged tooth. These prefabricated coverings are placed over the remaining tooth surface to provide a durable, long-term artificial replacement for the natural crown.
These devices are manufactured from ceramic and polymer materials and come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different patient needs. They are supplied as individual units or sets, sometimes including auxiliary tools like gauges or replicas to assist the clinician during the fitting and restoration process.
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