Based on the information provided by the patient, there is no conclusive evidence that supports or opposes the fact that the aligners caused, contributed, or would likely cause or contribute to the reported event.This event is being filed as an mdr since the patient reported symptoms or physiological conditions related to tooth breakage which the customer stated resulted in extraction of the tooth.
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This is a summary of the reported event: initial report 09/21/2023: patient reached out to report his second aligner step, which caused him throbbing pain.Especially the back of his molars, feels like pushing them too much.Everything is swollen."throbbing, i guess.It feels like pulsations (or, at least, the lower molar on the right side feels like it is pulsating).It is the molar at the very back, which has no recent history of pain and, in fact, was filled some time ago (no visible cavities).The pain extends to the lower jaw on the right side.Earlier today, it was unbearable.Right now, it is becoming way more manageable, but the discomfort and pain are still present.I can't chew or bite on that side because then the pain comes back, with a very sharp triggering pain when i bite" additional information was requested from the patient 3 times with no response.The initial complaint was closed.On 11/15/2023, complaint was reopened because the patient reached to out to inform candid, they had an extraction of a molar approximately 1 month ago.This extraction was done in another country which is the reason for the delay in the patient reporting this information to candid.
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