FDA-Device2021-05-05Class II

Omnia Soft Tissue Punch is a dental instrument designed to remove with precision a circular section of oral soft tissue (e.g., gum, palatal mucosa) during dental surgery, typically to allow access to a site for drilling and dental/orthodontic implant placement without the use of a scalpel. Model: 32.Z2000.00, 32.Z2002.00, 32.Z2004.00, 32.Z2006.00, 32.Z2007.00, 32.Z2008.00, 32.Z2009.00, 32.Z2020.00, 32.Z2022.00, 32.Z2024.00, 32.Z2026.00, 32.Z2027.00, 32.Z2028.00, 32.Z2030.00, 32.Z2032.00, 32

Omnia SRL

Hazard

Omnia SRL received a notification from the contract manufacturer informing them of inadequate sterilization processes which have been taking place at their contracted sterilizing facility since 2016.

Sold states

Domestic: AK, IL, PA, OK, TX, UT, NY, CA. Foreign: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Canada, Malta,

Affected count

276,901 units

Manufactured in

Via Fratelli Cairoli 5, N/A, Fidenza, N/A, Italy

Products

Omnia Soft Tissue Punch is a dental instrument designed to remove with precision a circular section of oral soft tissue (e.g., gum, palatal mucosa) during dental surgery, typically to allow access to a site for drilling and dental/orthodontic implant placement without the use of a scalpel. Model: 32.Z2000.00, 32.Z2002.00, 32.Z2004.00, 32.Z2006.00, 32.Z2007.00, 32.Z2008.00, 32.Z2009.00, 32.Z2020.00, 32.Z2022.00, 32.Z2024.00, 32.Z2026.00, 32.Z2027.00, 32.Z2028.00, 32.Z2030.00, 32.Z2032.00, 32.Z2034.00, 32.Z2036.00, 32.Z2038.00, 32.Z2040.00, 72.T1950.00, 72.T1951.00, 72.T1952.00, 72.T1953.00

Official notice

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm?Product=Z-1518-2021

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