692 devices · GMDN 64312
Dental prosthesis/implant abutment screw analogs are single-use components designed to replicate the function of a dental implant screw. Clinically, they attach prosthetic components—such as crowns or bridges—to a dental implant analog in lab models or guide intraoral procedures like open-tray impressions, ensuring precise fit and alignment during fabrication.
These devices are typically made from metals like titanium and are classified as single-use, meaning they are intended for one-time use only. Regulation and supply vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally considered medical devices and subject to applicable standards for dental prosthetics and laboratory-use instruments.
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