DEVICE: Preat (00842092169124)

A dental fixation device designed to give a tooth-borne/tissue-borne prosthesis sufficient mechanical play to withstand the variations in the seating of the prosthesis due to deformation of the underlying tissues, without placing excessive stress on the abutments.

A round shaft of substantial dimensions designed to be used in the dental laboratory to hold (locked into place) a rotating device, e.g., a grinding or polishing wheel, abrasive disk, circular saw, or a disk, stone or cup used for grinding or polishing; connectors and rotating endpieces may be included with the device. The mandrel will be placed into a laboratory dental handpiece or lathe that will rotate at high speed. This is a reusable device.

A non-powered tool that fits into a screw head in order to apply rotation to tighten/loosen/remove a screw during a surgical procedure. It typically has a high-grade stainless steel shaft with a distal end dedicated to fit into a screw head that may be slotted, Phillips (cross head), Pozidriv (Supadriv), Torx, Hex (Allen), Robertson (square), spanner head (twin pins), Polydrive, or one-way (clutch). The proximal end of the shaft may have a handle for manual use, or it may have a profiled tang that fits into an interchangeable screwdriver handle, a manually-operated chuck, or a power driver. This is a single-use device.

A manual dental laboratory instrument intended to be used in a dental laboratory during fabrication or revision of a final dental prosthesis (e.g., denture, crown, bridge) to integrate and/or adjust the fitting between male and female precision attachments. It is in the form of a handle with a distal end designed to perform a dedicated function (e.g., facilitate the parallel placement of a male attachment, remove/exchange/adjust an attachment, insert a retention insert, tighten a screwable element of an attachment); some types may be heated to enable melting, or attached to a motorized handpiece (e.g., drill). This is a reusable device.