14 devices · GMDN 47878
A dental carbon dioxide laser system is an electrically powered device that generates a concentrated beam of infrared light for use in oral surgery. These systems are primarily utilized by dental professionals to precisely cut, vaporize, or remove soft tissue within the mouth.
These devices typically consist of a laser source, a handpiece for delivery, and integrated controls or foot pedals to manage the energy output. They are designed to operate in either continuous or pulsed modes to accommodate various clinical requirements during dental procedures.
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