Definition: Dental Amalgam Is A Device That Consists Of A Metallic Alloy, Such As Silver, Tin, Copper, And Zinc, That Is Mixed With Liquid Elemental Mercury For The Direct Filling Of Carious Lesions Or Structural Defects In Teeth
Device Type ID | 1375 |
Device Name | Dental Amalgam |
Physical State | Powder And Liquid Metals Encapsulated And Separated By A Septum. Forms A Solid Upon Mixing. |
Technical Method | Heterogeneous Mixture Of Alloy And Elemental Mercury Hardens To Form A Solid That Is Used As A Direct Filling Material |
Target Area | Direct Filling Of Teeth. |
Regulation Description | Dental Amalgam, Mercury, And Amalgam Alloy. |
Regulation Medical Specialty | Dental |
Review Panel | Dental |
Premarket Review | Office Of Device Evaluation (ODE) Division Of Anesthesiology, General Hospital, Infection Control, And Dental Devices (DAGRID) Dental Devices Branch (DEDB) |
Submission Type | 510(k) |
CFR Regulation Number | 872.3070 [🔎] |
FDA Device Classification | Class 2 Medical Device |
Product Code | OIV |
GMP Exempt | No |
Summary MR | Eligible |
Implanted Device | No |
Life Support Device | No |
Third Party Review | Not Third Party Eligible |
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Device Type ID | 1375 |
Device | Dental Amalgam |
Product Code | OIV |
FDA Device Classification | Class 2 Medical Device |
Regulation Description | Dental Amalgam, Mercury, And Amalgam Alloy. |
CFR Regulation Number | 872.3070 [🔎] |
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Manufacturer | Decision | |
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SUBSTANTIALLY EQUIVALENT | 1 |