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Surgical Angle Handpiece, Surgical Straight Handpiece
The Surgical Straight/Angle Handpiece Series is intended for use by licensed professionals for oral surgical and dental use. Typical uses include sectioning and removal of wisdom teeth, oral surgery (such as root tip resection. bone removal, bone shaping) and implant treatment (such as drilling the maxilla and mandible).
The Surgical Straight/Angle Handpiece features an allowable maximum motor speed at 40,000min-1. The handpieces are provided non-optic. The handpieces are designed with an angle appearance and a straight appearance. Models are available to be connected directly onto motors compliant to ISO 3964. All the devices are manufactured using stainless steel with some aluminum, and use a Bur Lock Ring Chuck Design. Available models include: Straight (1:1)- SGS-E, SGS-ES; Straight (1:2) - SGS-E2G, SGS-E2S; Angled (1:1) - SGA-E, SGA-ES; Angled (1:2) - SGA-E2G, SGA-E2S.
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- Device Name: Surgical Straight/Angle Handpiece
- Intended Use: Oral surgical and dental use (e.g., sectioning and removal of wisdom teeth, oral surgery, implant treatment).
- Technological Characteristics: Maximum motor speed, non-optic, Bur Lock Ring Chuck Design, materials (stainless steel, aluminum), external water supply.
- Performance Testing: Bench testing against technical standards and internal specifications, sterilization validation (AAMI/ANSI/ISO 17665-1:2006, FDA Guidance for Reprocessing Medical Devices), biocompatibility evaluation (AAMI/ANSI/ISO 10993-1, FDA Guidance), and electrical safety (ISO 14457).
- Conclusion: The device is considered substantially equivalent to predicate devices based on similarities in intended use, principles of operation, functional design, and established medical use.
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