UNSPSC 42152507: Dental rolls

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that is a roll cotton or other fiber based that absorbs liquids or provides spacing in the mouths of people undergoing dental procedures. US FDA regulates Dental rolls under 21 CFR 872.42 and under FDA product code EBW. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 300510.

UNSPSC 42152507 Dental rolls (Commodity) captures specialized dental equipment and supplies that state and local governments procure for clinical, educational, and operational purposes. Recent solicitation activity under this code shows a divergence between the nominal code name and actual purchasing patterns: the Valencia College School of Allied Health Dental Hygiene Department's sole source procurement for iTero Lumina Scanners—advanced 3D intraoral imaging devices valued at $143,196.00—indicates that state and local buyers use this code not only for consumable rolls but also for high-value dental diagnostic and imaging technology. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span educational institutions and, based on typical dental procurement patterns in state and local systems, likely include county health departments, municipal clinics, and school-based dental programs.

The most recent documented activity centers on Florida, specifically Valencia College's November 2025 sole source IFQ for the iTero Lumina Scanners through Align Technology, Inc. The procurement followed Florida Administrative Code 6A-14.0734(2)(a)(h) and Florida Statute 287.057, with a seven business day public posting window before final approval. Beyond this single recent record, the source provides limited visibility into geographic concentration or repeat buyers under the code. Business development professionals should note that dental equipment procurement through this code may involve both routine consumable supplies and capital acquisitions for educational or clinical settings, with sole source justifications used when specialized technology integration or institutional standardization requirements apply.