778 devices · GMDN 38759
A dental suction system cannula is a reusable, hollow tubular component used in oral procedures to remove fluids like blood, saliva, or debris from the patient’s mouth. These cannulas connect to a suction device, ensuring a clear field of view for dentists while maintaining patient comfort and safety during treatments.
These devices are typically made from metal or plastic designed for repeated sterilization, ensuring compliance with dental practice hygiene standards. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their role in aspiration and risk of infection control, with supply often governed by dental facility protocols and local medical device laws.
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