DEVICE: Recharge Kit, SDC BioHorizons (D990SDBHRK0)

A rotary cutting device made from high-grade carbon steel with the working end typically formed with cutting planes, e.g., spiralled flutes, and which is designed to fit into a dental handpiece that provides the rotation allowing the user to cut hard structures in the mouth, such as teeth or bone. It can also be used to cut hard metals, plastics, porcelains and similar materials intended for use in the fabrication of dental devices. It is available in various shapes (e.g., cylinder, disk, sphere, oval). This is a reusable device.

A prefabricated device intended to be used during dental implant restorative and laboratory procedures to provide a temporary intermediate fixture level between a dental implant and a temporary dental prosthesis/restoration, during the oral soft-tissue healing and sculpturing period, prior to the fabrication/rehabilitation and installation of the final prosthesis/restoration (e.g., bridge, single tooth, overdenture). It typically includes burnout/temporary cylinders, fixture impression pick-ups, replica devices, caps/cover screws in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials [e.g., titanium (Ti), plastic]. This is a single-use device.

A rod-like device intended to be used as a copy of a dental implant abutment, for a dental laboratory working model, to confirm the orientation/position of the final dental implant; it may be used during a scanning procedure (e.g., with a laboratory scanner). This is a reusable device.

A device intended to be used short- or long-term to attach a dental implant abutment and/or prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge) to a dental implant during dental restorative procedures. It is made of metal [e.g., titanium (Ti)] and consists of a rod-like fastener inserted through the abutment/prosthesis. This is a single-use device.

A device intended to be used as a copy of a dental implant prosthetic screw to attach a dental implant abutment or prosthesis (e.g., crown, bridge) to a dental implant analog in a dental laboratory working model. Some types are referred to as a guide pin, and may be used intraorally to attach an implant coping to the dental implant during an open-tray impression procedure. It is made of metal [e.g., titanium (Ti)] and consists of a rod-like fastener inserted through the abutment/prosthesis. This is a single-use device.