182 devices · GMDN 60340
Dental diode laser systems are portable, AC-powered devices that emit high-power laser beams for precise oral tissue procedures. Clinically, they’re used for soft-tissue surgery (like gingivectomy), reducing inflammation, and non-bleaching tooth whitening by cutting, excising, vaporizing, or coagulating tissues in controlled dental applications.
These systems typically include a handheld laser source, fiberoptic cable, and controls, often with optional battery power. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they’re generally classified based on their intended use and risk level—check local guidelines for compliance requirements before use.
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