155 devices · GMDN 66227
An electric dental surgical power tool motor is a handheld device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy for use in dental procedures. These motors are designed to power various attachments, such as drills or saws, to assist clinicians during surgical tasks.
These devices are intended for repeated use and are typically operated via hand or foot controls. They function as a central component of a larger assembly, meaning they must be paired with compatible handpieces to perform specific clinical functions.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.