35 devices · GMDN 66751
Dental suction protective mouthpieces are disposable devices placed in a patient’s mouth during dental procedures to manage saliva and debris. They create a clear pathway for suction while keeping the mouth open, tongue depressed, and cheeks retracted, improving visibility and comfort for both patient and dentist.
These devices are typically single-use and designed for direct insertion into the mouth without modification. They connect to dental suction units and are regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction—always check local requirements before use.
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