SD CERAMIC COPING FOR QUICK ABUTMENT, LOCKING. MODEL 45301. RD CERAMIC COPING FOR QUICK ABUTMENT, LOCKING - Locking

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510(k) Number

K060530 ↗

FDA Product Code

ELL

Models / Variants

45301. Rd Ceramic Coping For Quick Abutment

Locking

Model 45302.

Device Class

Class II

Regulation

21 CFR Part 872.3920

Advisory Committee

Dental

FDA Decision

SESE Substantially Equivalent

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• Are these ceramic copings designed for reuse in multiple dental procedures, or are they intended as single-use items?

  These SD and RD Ceramic Copings (Models 45301 and 45302) are explicitly supplied as single-use items for dental laboratories and clinicians. The manufacturer’s description emphasizes their intended use in a single procedure to ensure sterility and structural integrity, aligning with standard dental laboratory protocols.

• What types of dental abutments are these ceramic copings compatible with, and how do they improve prosthetic stability?

  The SD and RD Ceramic Copings are designed to fit over compatible Keystone/Lifecore abutment systems, providing a ceramic layer for crown or bridge restorations. Their locking mechanism enhances fit and stability, ensuring the prosthetic work remains secure while maintaining aesthetic and functional integrity in the oral environment.

• How should these ceramic copings be stored to maintain their sterility and structural integrity before use?

  Storage and handling follow standard dental laboratory protocols to preserve sterility and structural integrity. Since they are single-use items, they should be kept in a clean, dry environment—protected from moisture, contamination, or physical damage—until ready for use in a controlled clinical or lab setting.

• What distinguishes the SD (Model 45301) and RD (Model 45302) ceramic copings from each other?

  The data provided does not specify technical differences between the SD (Model 45301) and RD (Model 45302) ceramic copings beyond their distinct model numbers. Both are described as ceramic copings for locking Quick Abutments, intended for crown/bridge restorations. Clarification on specific design variations (e.g., size, material composition, or fit) would require additional manufacturer documentation.