Yes. This is likely caused by the scanner light reflecting off the textured surface of the print, not normal image noise, so a denoiser usually won’t help.

Best options:

• If you have the negative, scan that instead. It will usually give a much cleaner result than scanning the print.
• If you only have the print, try scanning it in different orientations. Rotating the photo changes how the surface texture reflects the scanner light.
• You can combine two scans made at different rotations/alignment in an editor and use a darken-style blend or masking to reduce the bright speckles.
• In software, use a despeckle or dust/scratch removal tool rather than noise reduction. Scanner software may include dust/crack/hair/speckle removal, and image editors often have filters like Dust & Scratches that work well for this kind of defect.

So: rescan first with different orientation, and for cleanup use despeckling or dust/scratch removal tools.