BS EN ISO 9917-2:2017

Comprehensive Healthcare Technology Standard

BS EN ISO 9917-2:2017 is a critical standard for the healthcare industry, providing detailed technical specifications and compliance requirements for water-based cements used in dental applications. This standard, identical to ISO 9917-2:2017, ensures the safety, quality, and performance of these essential materials.

Ensuring Dental Material Compliance

This standard covers a wide range of water-based cements, including:• Glass-ionomer cements• Resin-modified glass-ionomer cements• Zinc oxide-eugenol cements• Zinc phosphate cements• Zinc polycarboxylate cementsBy adhering to the requirements set forth in BS EN ISO 9917-2:2017, manufacturers and healthcare providers can be confident that the dental materials they use meet the highest standards of quality and safety.

Detailed Technical Specifications

The standard provides comprehensive technical specifications for each type of water-based cement, covering:• Chemical composition• Physical properties• Mechanical properties• Biological properties• Test methodsThese detailed specifications ensure that the materials used in dental applications perform reliably and consistently, providing optimal patient outcomes.

Compliance Benefits

Compliance with BS EN ISO 9917-2:2017 offers several key benefits:• Ensures the safety and quality of dental materials• Promotes consistent performance and reliability• Supports regulatory compliance for healthcare providers• Facilitates international trade and market access• Demonstrates a commitment to industry best practicesBy adhering to this standard, healthcare organizations can provide their patients with the highest level of care while mitigating risks and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Conclusion

BS EN ISO 9917-2:2017 is a critical standard for the healthcare industry, providing comprehensive technical specifications and compliance requirements for water-based cements used in dental applications. By adhering to this standard, manufacturers and healthcare providers can ensure the safety, quality, and performance of these essential materials, ultimately delivering better patient outcomes.