Dear Anonymous,
They are Class II devices in the US. Submitted 510(k)s for dental materials, including blanks. Look up 3M Deutschland Zirconia blanks and things like Lava Ultimate (3M ESPE) in the FDA 510(k) database. Manufacturers of the materials are the ones that file these, not the dental labs, which are exempt/under FDA discretion. Labs must follow GMPs in final finishing and keep traceability, but they manufacture to a specific patient order from the dentists.
PM me if you need assistance with this.
Good luck!
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Original Message:
Sent: 22-Apr-2019 20:21
From: Anonymous Member
Subject: Dental Zirconia Disc - Finished Device or Component
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Hi,
Would a packaged and labeled Zirconia disc (Class II) be considered a finished device or a component according to the FDA?
My initial thought is component since it does not appear to fit the criteria for a finished device.
The disc is used by a third party to produce custom dental devices for the patient.
Thanks