187 devices · GMDN 35970
Dental irrigation/aspiration syringes are handheld, manual devices used in endodontic and oral procedures to deliver fluids into the oral cavity. They help flush out debris, irrigate root canals, and remove contaminants during treatments like root canal therapy or cavity cleaning.
These reusable devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They may be supplied as standalone syringes or as part of larger dental instrument kits, depending on the manufacturer’s design and intended use.
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