Dental bone particle collector

25 devices · GMDN 44888

A dental bone particle collector is a small, single-use container designed to capture autologous bone fragments generated during dental implant surgery, such as when drilling into the jawbone. It acts as a filter placed in the suction line between the surgical site and the suction unit, allowing clinicians to harvest and preserve the patient’s own bone for potential grafting or regenerative procedures.

As a single-use device, it is intended for one procedure only and is discarded after use to prevent cross-contamination. Regulatory oversight focuses on its design as a sterile, non-medicated suction accessory, with classification and supply requirements determined by its intended use as a bone-harvesting aid in oral surgery.

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