79 devices · GMDN 38795
Dental material injection cannulas (reusable) are rigid or semi-rigid tubes designed to guide dental substances—such as fillings, sealants, or anesthetics—from a syringe into a patient’s mouth. They deliver materials to teeth, gums, or oral tissues without penetrating deeper tissue, making them essential for restorative, preventive, and minor surgical procedures in dentistry.
These devices are typically reusable, requiring sterilization between uses, and are regulated based on their material composition and contact with oral tissues. They are often supplied as part of a larger dental instrument kit or as standalone accessories for dental professionals.
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