Contaminated Dental Burs and Drills from United States
Contaminated dental burs and drills are used rotary instruments exposed to saliva, blood, and oral pathogens during dental procedures. They are clinical waste under Chapter Note 6(a) because they arise from medical procedures and require special disposal to prevent infection.
Duty Rate — United States → Canada
6.5%
PGA flags
No agency flag on this HTS number in the CBSA Single Window matching criteria.
CBSA Single Window matching criteria, unknown
Import Tips
• Sterilize or disinfect dental burs before import if possible, and pack them in puncture-proof containers to prevent injury
• Ensure the waste is classified as clinical waste and obtain any necessary permits from provincial authorities for biomedical waste transport
• Provide a clear description of the waste's origin for CBSA clearance