Ortho organizers, inc.Became aware on january 22nd, 2020 of an incident in (b)(6) where a patient's crown was broken during the removal of a bonded carriere motion orthodontic appliance.Ortho organizers received adverse event review questionnaire filled out by the dental clinic in question, the practice of (b)(6) dds, (b)(6) orthodontics.Manufacturer requested lot number and/or for the device to be returned for evaluation, but neither was received.Further investigation is not possible in this case.Tooth fracture during debonding is something that is inherent to orthodontic treatment, and cannot be implicitly attributed to a failure of the device.Incidents of tooth fracture related to debonding of carriere motion 3d appliances will continue to be tracked by the complaint handling procedure within the ortho organizers, inc.Quality management system.
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Doctor was removing the carriere motion orthodontic appliance from the patient's tooth and the incisal 1/3 of the crown broke off.No pulp exposure but she was extremely sensitive and will need a crown.Doctor removed the appliance using pin and ligature cutters as the patient was biting into a cotton roll.She applied pressure from the gingival and occlusal, and did not torque the tooth.Complaint received by ortho organizers, inc.On (b)(6) 2020.
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