1,339 devices · GMDN 63591
Dental acrylic resin is a versatile material used in professional dental settings for temporary crowns, bridges, fillings, and removable prosthetics. It serves as a restorative or protective agent, often for short-term use (up to six months) or as a base material in removable appliances, and is typically applied via self-, light-, or dual-curing processes.
These devices are generally non-sterile and designed for single-use, though some may come preloaded in syringes with disposable application tools. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are typically classified based on clinical risk and intended use, with compliance requirements tied to material safety and application procedures.
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