UNSPSC 42151502: Cosmetic dentistry mixing wells

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that provides a series of small wells used to mix small amounts of materials be mixed or held for use on a patient. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901811.

UNSPSC 42151502 Cosmetic dentistry mixing wells (Commodity) covers specialized dental equipment and supplies acquired by state and local education and healthcare bodies, though recent solicitations show that state entities are buying a broader mix of dental technology and consumables than the code name alone suggests. Valencia College's School of Allied Health in Florida pursued a sole-source procurement for 4 iTero Lumina Scanners from Align Technology, Inc., valued at $143,196.00, for digital intraoral 3D imaging in its dental hygiene program. Texas A&M University's Division of Finance Procurement Services issued an ITB for a master-order pool of vendors to supply dental and medical equipment and supplies on demand. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission requested bids for dental supplies, equipment repair, and consumables for the on-campus dental office at Mexia State Supported Living Center, with line items covering dental equipment repair, dental supplies, and specific Sprintray resin products for prosthetics and appliances. The issuing bodies include public universities, state health agencies, and community colleges, reflecting procurement driven primarily by educational dental programs and state-supported clinical operations rather than a commercial market.

Activity centers in Texas and Florida. Valencia College posted its scanner procurement in October 2026 with a response date of November 27, 2025 (note: date appears to predate posting and likely reflects an administrative correction in the source). Texas A&M's master-order ITB closed September 3, 2026, and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's dental supplies and repair solicitation closed August 19, 2026. The recent opportunities show state and local governments acquiring both high-value digital imaging equipment for clinical training and consumable resins and repair services to support ongoing dental operations, though the code's nominal scope of "mixing wells" does not map cleanly to the imaging devices and resin products actually being solicited.