Implant Direct recalls SwishTapered Implant for potential incorrect packaging that could lead to improper use in dental bridgework. Affected units include specific part numbers and lots.
The extender that is packaged with the SwishTapered" and SwishPlus" Implant may have been packaged in the incorrect position (upside down in the plastic retainer).
Implant Direct is recalling SwishTapered Implant products used in dental bridgework because the packaging might be upside down. This could cause improper use if the implant is not installed correctly.
The implant extender may be packaged upside down in the plastic retainer. This could lead to incorrect installation if the user doesn't check the packaging orientation before use.
Dental patients who use SwishTapered Implant for fixed dental bridgework are likely affected. Patients with the specific part numbers and lots listed are at risk of improper installation.
Check the product label for part numbers 934106, 934112, 934806, 934812, 934814, or 935712. Also check the lot numbers listed for each part number.
Ensure the implant extender is not upside down in the plastic retainer before use.
Yes, this recall is for SwishTapered Implant used in dental bridgework.
Affected part numbers include 934106, 934112, 934806, 934812, 934814, and 935712 with specific lot numbers.
No, but you should check the packaging orientation before use to ensure it's not upside down.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Implant Direct to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1167-2018 — Implant Direct Implant Direct Hello, I own a Implant Direct that is covered by recall Z-1167-2018 from Implant Direct. 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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