Keystone Dental recalls disposable Stage-1 Tissue Punches with potential cutting edge damage. Affected lots expire 2022-04 to 2022-07. Stop using if damaged edges cause injury.
The cutting edge of tissue punches may be potentially damaged with small dents and nicks.
Keystone Dental is recalling disposable Stage-1 Tissue Punches that may have damaged cutting edges. This could lead to injury if the edge becomes too sharp or nicked during use.
The cutting edge may develop small dents and nicks over time, potentially becoming too sharp. This could cause injury if the edge cuts tissue during dental procedures.
Dentists and dental professionals who use these tissue punches for patients with missing teeth. Those with damaged cutting edges are at slightly higher risk.
Check for catalog number ISS141K. Lot numbers 33434 (expires 2022-04), 33945 (expires 2022-05), 34294 (expires 2022-06), or 34987 (expires 2022-07).
Inspect the cutting edge for dents or nicks before use.
The cutting edge may develop small dents and nicks, potentially becoming too sharp and causing injury.
Check for dents or nicks on the cutting edge. If damaged, stop using it and contact Keystone Dental for guidance.
Yes: lot numbers 33434 (expires 2022-04), 33945 (expires 2022-05), 34294 (expires 2022-06), and 34987 (expires 2022-07).
We’ve drafted a message you can send Keystone Dental to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1443-2018 — Keystone Dental Keystone Dental Hello, I own a Keystone Dental that is covered by recall Z-1443-2018 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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