468 devices · GMDN 66245
Dental surgical power tool motorized handpieces are reusable, electrically-powered devices used in oral surgery to drill, cut, polish, or insert materials into bone and hard dental tissues. They connect to specialized attachments like drills or saw blades to perform precise procedures during surgeries, such as extractions or bone reshaping.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for electrical components and ergonomic design. They may be supplied as standalone units or as part of modular systems, depending on the manufacturer’s configuration and intended clinical use.
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