78 devices · GMDN 35170
A dental mandrel is a reusable, metal shaft used in dental procedures to securely hold and drive rotating tools like grinding wheels, polishing cups, or abrasive disks. It connects to a dental handpiece, enabling high-speed rotation for tasks such as tooth preparation, shaping, or polishing restorations.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical instruments, subject to manufacturing standards and safety requirements. They are often supplied as part of a kit or sold separately, depending on the intended use and manufacturer specifications.
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