TP Orthodontics recalls Jasper Vektor Class II Correction Appliance (Part No. 610-527) due to reported breakage in patients' mouths causing injury. 106 complaints received.
The firm has received 106 complaints of the device breaking in the patient's mouth. Device breakage may cause injury to the patient.
TP Orthodontics recalls their Jasper Vektor Class II Correction Appliance (Part No. 610-527) because it has broken in patients' mouths 106 times, potentially causing injury. This affects orthodontic patients using the appliance for correcting class 2 malocclusions.
The appliance has broken in patients' mouths 106 times based on complaints. Breakage can cause injury, but the recall does not specify the severity of injuries or how often breakage occurs.
Orthodontic patients using the Jasper Vektor appliance for correcting class 2 malocclusions are most at risk. The appliance is sold through specific model numbers listed in the recall.
Check for the product name 'Jasper Vektor Class II Correction Appliance' with part number 610-527. The appliance was sold with model numbers 16015000, 18115000, 18815000, 25715000, and 30215000.
Look for the part number 610-527 on the appliance or packaging to confirm it is recalled.
The recall states the appliance has broken 106 times in patients' mouths, which may cause injury. However, the severity of injuries is not specified.
Check for the part number 610-527 and model numbers 16015000, 18115000, 18815000, 25715000, or 30215000.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact TP Orthodontics for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send TP Orthodontics to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1784-2018 — TP Orthodontics TP Orthodontics Hello, I own a TP Orthodontics that is covered by recall Z-1784-2018 from TP Orthodontics. 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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