163 devices · GMDN 47880
Dental solid-state laser systems are high-power laser devices powered by mains electricity, designed for precise dental procedures. They emit laser beams to perform tasks like cutting, shaping, or removing oral tissues—such as soft tissue, bone, or teeth—while minimizing damage to surrounding areas through controlled energy pulses.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as complete assemblies, including light sources, handpieces, and controls, and may require specific safety certifications or clinical validation for dental use.
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