39 devices · GMDN 45572
Dental power tool systems, line-powered, are specialized surgical instruments used in dental and maxillofacial procedures to remove or shape bone, teeth, and hard tissues. These systems combine a motorized handpiece with interchangeable attachments like drills, saw blades, or burs to perform precise cutting or polishing tasks during surgery.
These systems are typically reusable and require mains electricity for operation, often converting high-voltage power to low-voltage output via a control unit. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, and classification depends on the specific functions and risks associated with each device’s intended use.
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