77 devices · GMDN 62200
Zinc oxide eugenol (ZOE) dental cement is a professional-use material used primarily in restorative dentistry. Clinically, it serves as a luting agent to secure crowns, bridges, or inlays, as well as a liner or base under restorations to protect dental pulp, or as a temporary filling material during procedures.
These cements are single-use, non-aqueous substances that set through a chemical reaction between zinc oxide and eugenol. They are typically supplied as two-part systems (powder and liquid) and are classified as dental materials regulated under dental device standards, with variations in classification depending on jurisdiction and intended use.
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