Based on our investigation, we can conclude that all production processes were properly followed.No issues were found during the guide's quality analysis, and the returned guide seated well on the dental model.The fit issue may have been caused by an inaccurate intra-oral scan, which was difficult to detect due to shine present in the patient scan.Additionally, performing surgery using an ill-fitting guide likely led to the trajectory deviation.Doctors are advised not to use the surgical guide for surgery if it does not seat properly as its accuracy may be impacted.Sg006 - anatomage guide technical datasheet (rev i) is shipped with every guide and instructs doctors to not use the guide if significant seating issues persist.In this case, the doctor acknowledged that it did not seat well, but chose to proceed with surgery.Therefore, the likely cause of the adverse event (buccal plate perforations) is the decision to use an ill-fitting guide for surgery.
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Surgery occurred on (b)(6) 2019.The guide did not seat properly, but the doctor chose to proceed with surgery.This caused the trajectory to deviate and he stated that during drilling he "blew out bone completely".The implant was left in, but was eventually removed on (b)(6) 2019.The doctor has since performed a bone graft, and submitted materials for a guide remake.Surgery was performed on (b)(6) 2019, but the complaint was not reported by the doctor until (b)(6) 2019.
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