326 devices · GMDN 45329
A dental soft-tissue coring punch is a reusable surgical tool used to precisely excise small, circular sections of gum or oral mucosa during procedures like implant site preparation or orthodontic surgery. Unlike scalpels, it creates clean, controlled tissue removal to expose underlying bone or prepare implant beds without excessive bleeding.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, often requiring compliance with general medical device standards for safety, sterility, and performance. They may be supplied as standalone handpieces or as attachments for dental drills, with materials like stainless steel ensuring durability and ease of sterilization between uses.
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