07_2_Instrucciones de uso_rev10 INGLES
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07_2_Instrucciones de uso_rev10 INGLES
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS I) CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 1of 8 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GENERAL USE 1. Handling and Storage Reiner Dental Products should be stored in a dry place. The products do not need any other special storage conditions. Under no circumstances should the material be taken out of the original packaging and manipulated without being used, as the product is perfectly packaged and thermo-sealed, and this action can lead to the loss of properties required for decontamination and disinfection. When withdrawing the product from its packaging, you should verify that the product is not damaged in any way, and corresponds accordingly to the description on the label. 2. Warnings and Contraindications The instructions given are insufficient if used as the only reference for the use of the cited components. These elements should only be inserted by odontologists who have been fully trained in the insertion of dental implants. The use of these products without any prior specific knowledge can lead to component failure and may require implant removal. The safety of our products is guaranteed only when they are used exclusively by trained professionals. Read the instructions carefully on the labels of the products, where you will find the basic guidelines. Keep a record of the products used in the patient’s personal medical booklet, stating the name of the product, the reference number, and the lot number. Please inform Reiner Dental of any defects or complications related to any of its products. All Reiner Dental products are solely for single use. To reuse the single-use products may lead to a possible deterioration of the characteristics of the product, which in turn can lead to an elevated risk in gum or tissue infection and deterioration in the patient’s health. Contraindications: It is contraindicated placing dental implants in patients: - Medically unfit for an oral surgical procedure With inadequate bone volume unless an augmentation procedure can be considered In whom adequate sizes, numbers or desirable position of implants are not reachable to achieve safe support of functional or eventually parafunctional loads. Allergic or hypersensitive to titanium alloy (grade 5). 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 2of 8 Warnings: In general, implant component’s placement and prosthetic design must accommodate individual patient conditions. In case of bruxism or unfavourable jaw relationships reappraisal of the treatment option may be considered. There is a risk of accidental inhalation and/or ingestion of the products when they are used, therefore it is necessary to carefully hold onto the products in case of intraoral applications. The patient should be made aware of any limitations in his treatment, and the need for maintenance, for example, the need to seek medical assistance if any symptoms or side effects arise. It should be recommended to the patient to conduct regular dental check-ups for maintenance of the Reiner Dental products. The products are not sterilized when sold, and therefore, it is recommended to clean and sterilize the products before their use (please refer to Section 5). 3. Compatibility Reiner Dental products should be used with compatible components. Because of this, it is recommended to view our catalogue, available by request in paper format, or in digital format on our website (http://www.reinerdental.com/documentos/catalogo_2014_es/index.html), where the products are classified according to their compatibility to the corresponding implant systems. The products are available in different settings for height, diameter and type of connection, to satisfy the user’s needs. Reiner Dental is not held responsible for the use of its products that do not coincide with these settings, leaving this in the hands of the physician to reassure the compatibility of the dimensions and the implant design with the combination of the products to be used. 4. Cleaning and Sterilization Methods CAUTION: The product should be cleaned and sterilized before its use. The recommended procedure for the cleaning of the products is the following: - Immerse the devices in a disinfectant solution in an ultrasonic bath 15 min. at 35ºC and follow the instructions given by the manufacturer of the cleaning solution. 2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS - CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 3of 8 Rinse the products with purified water and wrap the devices in sterilization packaging. To correctly sterilize the products, use a steam sterilizer with pre-vacuum process, at a temperature of 121⁰C for 15 minutes, with a validated cycle according to the standard EN ISO 17665-1 following the autoclave manufacturer instructions. 5. Labelling You will find the following information on the current label models of Reiner Dental Products: In the label model of Reiner Dental updated, you will find the following information: - Identification and Reference Number of the product: Description and universal code of the product. Lot Number: Production order, from where the product can be traced. Quantity: Number of units of the product in the packaging. Manufacturer and the full address of the product’s manufacturer. CE Marked Label: Certifies the compliance of the applicable legal requisites (in this case, with the code of the notified department). Product not sterilized. Product to be used only for single-use. Store the product in a dry place. Do not use if the packaging is damaged. Instructions: Terms of Use on the Product, available on the website (www.reinerdental.com). Rx only: Caution, Federal Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. Explanations of the symbols used on the labels: Symbol and Description Manufacturer Single use Standards EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 Keep dry EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 Do not use if package is damaged. 3 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS Lot Number Consult instructions for use (www.reinerdental.com/) EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 CE Marked Label Directiva 93/42/CEE y su modificación 2007/47. Reference number EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 EN-ISO 15223-1:2012 BS-EN 980:2008 Non- sterile QTY CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 4of 8 Preparedbymanufacturer Quantity Table1: Symbols on Labels II) INDICATIONS FOR USE Reiner Dental Abutments are intended for use as accessories to endosseous dental implant, to support a prosthetic device in a partially or completely edentulous patient. A dental abutment is intended for use to support single and multiple tooth prosthesis, in the mandible or maxilla. The prosthesis can be screw retained or cement retained to the abutment. Restorative Components: - Healing Abutments are intended for use to shape and maintain the soft tissue opening during healing. Provisional or temporary abutments are intended for use to support a prosthesis in the mandible or maxilla for up to 180 days during endosseous and gingival healing, and are for non occlusal loading of provisional restorations. The prosthesis will be mechanically retained to the abutment system. Healing caps, temporary abutments and impression abutments are used for a limited time - - Definitive titanium abutments are intended to be placed into dental implants to provide support for prosthetic cement-retained reconstructions, such as crowns and bridges. Screw components are intended for use as accessories to endosseous dental implants for retention of screw retained abutments to the dental implant. Definitive abutments and screw components are intended for a definitive use. 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS III) CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 5of 8 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPECIFIC USE OF CLASS IIb PRODUCTS 1. Abutments The abutments are used to restore a dental implant, acting like the base for the prosthesis. They are available in different shapes and sizes to respond to different needs: a. Cobalt-chrome cast-to abutments The base guarantees maximum precision as it is made from cobalt-chrome with a machined base, and a castable plastic body (outstanding medical material of the highest quality) allowing simple and flexible processing. For casts over Cr-Co bases, it is only recommended to use Cr-Co. If another metal is used that is not Cr-Co, cracks may appear due to the different coefficients of the bases. For the preheating of the casts, in particular the Cr-Co one, the temperature should be 950⁰C. b. Titanium Abutments There are two types of titanium abutments available: i. Straight Abutments: The base permits it to contour and adapt to the prosthesis. They are made from Grade 5 Titanium to ensure maximum compatibility and durability. ii. Angular Abutments: In general, they are angled at 15ºand 25º, which can be adapted to the majority of clinical cases. They are also made from Type 5 Titanium, which increases the holding power of the cemented prosthesis. Its straight base allows for a reduction in the vestibular surface, adapting itself to each clinical case. It is important to verify the compatibility of the implant model to be used. You should avoid causing any damage around the area where the implant is connected, so care must be taken if carving or machining in this area. A radiography is recommended in the height of the junction of the union with the perpendicular axis of said union,once the implant is fixed, for verification. c. Interfaces The titanium interface is a transepithelial base which serves to support the prosthesis. It is made from medical Grade 5 Titanium, a material recommended for its biocompatibility, mechanical strength and hardness. As such, its use provides greater security and adjustment to the most delicate part of the prosthesis with the implant setting. It can be used together with its own castable cap or to reinforce a zirconium structure in high stress areas, thus prolonging the useful life of the prosthesis. Its design and size ensure a 5 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 6of 8 stable connection. Its function is to improve the fit of the prosthesis to the implant, and to the base of the clamping screw on the interface, and not on the zirconium structure or cast metal structure. It can also be used for performing scans, either contactor digital. For this use, a flat face is available which provides us with a clear positioning mechanism. d. Multiunit Converters Titanium attachments that convert internal connections into a tapered external connection. It allows the lifting of the emergence profile and transforms the internal connections to the external connections to meet the requirements of special clinical cases. It is also made from medical Grade 5 Titanium. It is available in several heights and angulations (in general, from 1 to 5mm high, and in straight and angular types 17 and 30 degrees). 2. Screws The screws are made from Grade 5 Titanium, recommended for its biocompatibility, its mechanical strength and hardness. It serves to attach the abutment or prosthesis to the implant (clinical case screw) or to the laboratory analogue (laboratory case screw). Recommendations for its specific use include: - Use for screwing (or unscrewing) the right tool (refer to the list of models by screw head). If in doubt, contact Reiner Dental. - The screws are for single-use only. It is not recommended to use the screws again after their removal, not even in the laboratory, due to the possible deterioration of their behaviour. It is vitally important to not use clinical case screws that have been previously used in a dental laboratory. - The recommended torque for definitive prostheses are described on the product labels. Please follow the following standards in case these are missing: MetricScrewThread (mm) M 1.4 M 1.6 M 1.8 M2 M 2.5 Recommended Torque (N-cm) ≈ 15 ≈ 25 ≈ 25 ≈ 30 ≈ 35 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF DENTAL ATTACHMENTS CODE: IFU REVISION: 7 DATE: 2015-01 PAGE. 7of 8 3. Healing Caps The healing cap is placed on the implant, to protect it against masticatory stress during the osseointegration phase. It is made from Grade 5 Titanium and available in several heights for each implant system. Its height is defined by the distance that assures its correct functioning and avoids the transmission of tension from masticating. If in doubt, please contact us. Reiner Medical SL Pol Ind Itziar, parcela H3, 20820 Deba (Guipuzcoa) – Spain Telephone 943 606 286 / email: info@reinermicrotek.com / www.reinerdental.com 0434 7