8 matching records for Block-4-Bite.
A device intended to be inserted into a patient''s mouth to maintain oral patency during an endoscopic procedure primarily to protect the endoscope, introduced via the mouth, from the patient''s natural tendency to bite down on the instrument, thereby causi...
A non-sterile device inserted into a patient's mouth for the prevention of oral tissue damage (e.g., the teeth, lips, tongue and buccal mucosa) typically when the patient has convulsions (a seizure) or is undergoing an electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) that w...
basic, reusable','A device intended to be inserted into a patient''s mouth to maintain oral patency during an endoscopic procedure primarily to protect the endoscope, introduced via the mouth, from the patient''s natural tendency to bite down on the instrum...
A dual-purpose device inserted into a patient's mouth to maintain oral patency during an endoscopic procedure primarily to protect the endoscope, introduced via the mouth, from the patient's natural tendency to bite down on the instrument, and that simultan...
A device intended to be inserted into a patient's mouth to maintain oral patency during an endoscopic procedure primarily to protect the endoscope, introduced via the mouth, from the patient's natural tendency to bite down on the instrument, thereby causing...
A collection of various devices intended to be used in the preparation of a patient and equipment for an endoscopy procedure of the gastrointestinal tract or airways. It includes devices intended to support the procedure (e.g., bite block, lubricant jelly, ...
A stationary assembly of mains electricity (AC-powered) devices intended to produce two- or three-dimensional (3-D) diagnostic digital x-ray images of the head/neck using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). It consists of an x-ray source assembly, high-vo...
A collection of devices and supplies used in orthodontic and restorative dentistry to maintain a dry oral cavity for treatment procedures. It provides the operator with easy access to the field of operation by holding the mouth open, displacing the tongue, ...