The Handpiece Adaptor may have a manufacturing defect causing incorrect geometry. The incorrect geometry in turn causes the Handpiece Adaptor to not fit onto the doctor's dental handpiece.
Class IIReported ongoing
Distribution: Worldwide distribution - US Nationwide and the countries of China, Europe, Japan.
The Handpiece Adaptor may have a manufacturing defect causing incorrect geometry. The incorrect geometry in turn causes the Handpiece Adaptor to not fit onto the doctor's dental handpiece.
Class IIReported ongoing
Distribution: Worldwide distribution - US Nationwide and the countries of China, Europe, Japan.
Product missing one of two welds connecting the tip to the shaft, if the remaining weld breaks, it is possible that the tip could fall out during X-Mark registration and fall into the patient s mouth. In this case, the patient may aspirate or swallow the pr...
Class IIReported ongoing
Distribution: US Nationwide distribution and Foreign country of: Canada
The Handpiece Adaptor may have a manufacturing defect causing incorrect geometry. The incorrect geometry in turn causes the Handpiece Adaptor to not fit onto the doctor's dental handpiece.
Product missing one of two welds connecting the tip to the shaft, if the remaining weld breaks, it is possible that the tip could fall out during X-Mark registration and fall into the patient s mouth. In this case, the patient may aspirate or swallow the probe tip.
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