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KMID : 0362220120390030251
Journal of The Korean Research Society for Dental Materials
2012 Volume.39 No. 3 p.251 ~ p.260
The Research of Classification Systems for Dental Materials of Korea Food and Drug Administration and Other Countries
Yang Song-Yi

Kim Mi-Joo
Park Eun-Joo
Kim Kyoung-Nam
Kim Kwang-Mahn
Abstract
The Korea Food and Drug Administration published new ¡®medical device classification system¡¯ for more transparent and internationally harmonized classification system as the medical products types are rapidly diversified and increased. The aim of this study was to find the way of improving the efficiency of dental materials classification by comparing classification system of Korea and other countries. For this research, the classification system of Korea, Europe, Japan, USA and China were collected. The collected data were reviewed and the difference between classification systems of Korea and other countries were compared. The subdivision of classification system of dental materials in Korea, USA and Japan are as follows, subsequently; 27 medium classification and 149 subclassification, 5 medium classification and 132 subclassification, and 9 medium classification and 279 subclassification according to usage, ingredients and forms of products. Classification system of dental devices in GMDN(Global Medical Device Nomenclature) is subdivided to 749 subclassification without distinction of dental devices and materials, and in China, it is subdivided to 15 medium classification and 59 subclassification according to usage of products. The development of dental materials and import or
export of them may have difficulty due to the difference in classification system between Korea and systems in each country. In order to overcome this difficulty, the competence of the selection of products that shows significant difference between Korea and other countries should be reassessed. Also like USA or GMDN of Europe, where the classification of medical devices are continuously modified, Korea should actively seek a plan for stable classification systems that can be unified with the other countries. The result of this study may improve the efficiency of dental materials classification by suggesting solution to such problems which occur in distribution or development of dental materials.
KEYWORD
Classification system, Comparison, Dental materials, Korea, Other country
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