54 devices · GMDN 38763
A remotely-driven dental drilling system motor is an AC-powered motor that delivers rotational power to a dental drill handpiece via a cable, enabling precise control from a distance. Clinically, these systems are used in procedures requiring fine manipulation, such as cavity preparation, root canal therapy, or restorative work, where ergonomic positioning is critical for the operator.
These motors are reusable, non-sterilizable devices designed for repeated use in clinical settings. Regulation and classification vary by jurisdiction, but they are typically subject to electrical safety standards and mechanical performance requirements due to their power source and operational environment.
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