Keystone Dental recalls Paltop 1.25 Hex Drivers (part 60-70101) due to oversized hex features that may cause fit problems with dental screws. Affected units sold with lot WO-010352.
Paltop Surgical Kits contain 1.25mm Hex Driver(s) which may have a slightly oversized hex driving feature, make it difficult to engage screws and abutments containing the corresponding screw feature
Keystone Dental is recalling Paltop 1.2:5 Hex Drivers (part number 60-70101) because the hex feature might be slightly oversized, making it hard to fit with dental screws. This could lead to improper connections during dental procedures.
The hex feature on the driver may be slightly oversized, causing difficulty in engaging with screws and abutments designed for dental use. This could lead to improper connections during dental procedures.
Dental professionals using Paltop 1.25 Hex Drivers with part number 60-70101 are likely affected. Those using these drivers for dental procedures face the highest risk.
Check for the part number 60-70101 on the driver. Affected units were sold with lot number WO-010352.
Look for part number 60-70101 on the driver to confirm if it's affected.
The hex feature may be slightly oversized, making it difficult to engage with dental screws and abutments.
Check the part number; if it's 60-70101, contact Keystone Dental for guidance.
The recall addresses fit issues, not injury risks. The hazard is low risk as it only affects proper engagement with dental screws.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Keystone Dental to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1063-2019 — Keystone Dental Keystone Dental Hello, I own a Keystone Dental that is covered by recall Z-1063-2019 from Keystone Dental. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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