Keystone Dental recalls non-locking abutment sleeves (catalog S2437-01-1K) due to being shipped as non-locking when they should be locking. This could cause dental lab errors during crown creation.
A locking plastic abutment sleeve, used by dental technicians in dental laboratories to aid in the creation of the final restorative crown, was packed as a non-locking plastic abutment sleeve.
Keystone Dental is recalling non-locking abutment plastic sleeves that were mistakenly shipped as non-locking instead of locking. This could lead to dental lab errors when creating crowns, but the recall does not specify a safety risk to patients.
The sleeves were incorrectly shipped as non-locking when they should be locking. This could cause dental lab technicians to make errors when creating crowns, but the recall does not indicate a risk to patients.
Dental technicians using these sleeves in laboratories. The risk is primarily for dental lab technicians who create crowns.
Check for catalog number S2437-01-1K and lots 35026, 35579, or 36133. These sleeves are used by dental technicians in laboratories to create crowns.
Look for catalog number S2437-01-1K and lots 35026, 35579, or 36133 on the sleeve.
The recall does not indicate a risk to patients; it's about potential errors in crown creation by dental technicians.
The recall does not specify a remedy; check product details to see if it matches the recalled items.
The sleeves were shipped as non-locking when they should have been locking, which could cause errors in crown creation.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Keystone Dental to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1179-2018 — Keystone Dental Keystone Dental Hello, I own a Keystone Dental that is covered by recall Z-1179-2018 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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