23 devices · GMDN 45330
A dental soft-tissue coring punch is a specialized surgical instrument used to excise precise, circular sections of oral mucosa. These tools are primarily utilized during dental procedures to create access for implant placement or drilling, offering an alternative to traditional scalpel incisions.
These devices feature a hollow, cylindrical cutting head and are designed for either manual use or attachment to a dental handpiece. As single-use instruments, they are intended to be discarded after one procedure to ensure patient safety and maintain sharpness.
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