504 devices · GMDN 34859
Dental suction systems are designed to remove fluids like saliva, blood, and debris from the mouth during dental procedures, ensuring a clear and safe workspace for clinicians. They are essential in surgeries, cleanings, and orthodontic treatments, helping to maintain hygiene and visibility for precise work.
These systems typically include a suction pump, handpieces, tubing, and collection containers, often paired with optional accessories like spittoons or amalgam separators. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their primary function and risk level, with compliance requirements varying by country.
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