131 devices · GMDN 64012
Dental implant suprastructures, temporary and custom-made, serve as an intermediate fixture connecting a dental implant to a temporary restoration during the healing phase. They support soft tissue recovery and shaping in the mouth before the final prosthesis is fitted, ensuring proper alignment and stability during this critical period.
These devices are typically single-use and may be made from materials like titanium, plastic, or gold alloy, with designs such as abutments, bars, or ball attachments. Regulation and classification vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally treated as medical devices subject to compliance with local manufacturing and safety standards.
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