441 devices · GMDN 62817
Dental appliance fabrication materials combine metals, ceramics, or synthetic polymers to craft custom dental prosthetics like crowns, bridges, or dentures. These materials are used in both traditional handcrafting and advanced CAD/CAM processes to create durable, patient-specific restorations that restore function and aesthetics to teeth.
These materials are typically single-use, designed for one-time fabrication before hardening or curing. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, often requiring compliance with biocompatibility and performance standards for dental implants or removable appliances, depending on the final application and patient contact duration.
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