59 devices · GMDN 63662
Dental implant suprastructure reamers are manually-operated instruments used in dental laboratories to smooth and refine the surface of dental implant suprastructure components. They are designed to remove minor imperfections and casting flashes, ensuring a precise fit between the implant and the suprastructure. This process is crucial for the production of a final suprastructure that meets the required standards.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are typically reusable and intended for use in a laboratory setting, not in the mouth. They are usually made of metal and come in various diameters and sizes to accommodate different implant systems and suprastructure designs.
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