226 devices · GMDN 64794
Dental coating, tooth-desensitizing devices are professional-use treatments applied by dentists to exposed dentin, helping relieve sensitivity caused by factors like temperature changes, acid, or mechanical stress. These fluid-based formulations—such as gels, varnishes, or resins—create a protective barrier within dentin tubules, reducing nerve irritation and often including fluoride or antimicrobial agents for added benefits.
These devices are single-use, non-reusable products regulated as medical devices, typically supplied in healthcare settings for direct application by dental professionals. Their classification and availability vary by jurisdiction, but they are designed for in-office use only and must comply with local medical device standards before market entry.
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