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The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is dealing with a growing number of counterfeit and non-compliant dental devices and instruments for sale to dental practices in the UK. This paper examines the extent of the issue, the dangers posed by the use of counterfeit and non-compliant products, discusses initiatives to address the problem and how the dental team can identify these products and mitigate the associated risks. Clinical relevance: To ensure that all members of the dental team are aware of the dangers posed by counterfeit and non-compliant dental devices and instruments and how to mitigate such risks.
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