Atlantis IO FLO-S Kit (Dentsply) – Thread Engagement Defect (2025)
Thread engagement issues can potentially affect dental implant prosthetic precision.
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Check Your Product
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Product
Brand Name: Atlantis IO FLO-S Product Name: Atlantis IO FLO-S Kit Model/Catalog Number: A04B / 68020033 Software Version: n/a Product Description: The Atlantis intraoral feature locating object for suprastructures (IO FLO-S) is intended to support the prosthetic procedure with the aim of restoring chewing function in partial or complete edentulous patients, by enabling digital impression taking on implant or abutment level for all positions in the mouth of the patient or on the master model. Com
Brand
Dentsply IH, Inc.
Lot Codes / Batch Numbers
Catalog / Ref #: 68020033, UDI-DI: 07392532249433, Lot #s: 10544044, 10488578
Products Sold
Catalog / Ref #: 68020033; UDI-DI: 07392532249433; Lot #s: 10544044, 10488578;
Dentsply IH, Inc. is recalling Brand Name: Atlantis IO FLO-S Product Name: Atlantis IO FLO-S Kit Model/Catalog Number: A04B / 68020 due to The defect in the thread area will not allow the device to fully engage with an implant or analog (implant replica used for prosthetic modeling). The. Based on FDA medical device recall database.
Summary derived from FDA notice
Reason for Recall
As stated by FDA
The defect in the thread area will not allow the device to fully engage with an implant or analog (implant replica used for prosthetic modeling). The threads will only engage approximately 2 rotations as opposed to full engagement which is approximately 5 rotations. This equates to approximately 1mm difference in depth of engagement.
Recommended Action
Per FDA guidance
On July 24, 2025, URGENT MEDICAL DEVICE RECALL letters were sent to customers. Action to be taken by the Customer: 1. Stop use of the affected lots immediately. 2. If the IO FLO-S has already been used for scanning, please immediately contact the dental laboratory that manufactured the dental restoration and direct the laboratory to contact Dentsply Sirona Atlantis Customer Service, immediately (see contact data below) to verify if the scans are correct. 3. If the IO FLO-S has already been used and a structure has been manufactured and placed into the patient, please immediately contact the patient and verify the correct engagement of the suprastructure, correct fit and torque of the prosthetic screws. Please contact your local Dentsply Sirona Atlantis Customer Service, immediately (see contact data below). 4. Return any affected lots for refund or replacement to the address below by including the completed and signed Answer Letter (see page 3). If unable to identify the affected lots, please return all products of the affected types. Dentsply IH Inc Attn: QA Department 590 Lincoln St Waltham, MA 02451 5. Please return the completed and signed Answer Letter (page 3 of this document) to the local Dentsply Sirona country organization identified above within one week after receipt of this Urgent Medical Device Recall Notice. Timely completion will allow us to process your replacement product more quickly. Transmission of this Urgent Medical Device Recall Notice Please provide this Notice to everyone that needs to be aware of this issue inside or outside of your organization. Specifically, please provide this Notice to any organization where the potentially affected product(s) have been transferred or used within the workflow to create a patient-specific restoration, or where this issue may have an impact. Please continue to review and abide by this Notice for an adequate timeframe so all affected products are identified, and appropriate measure are taken Please repor
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View official FDA recall noticePage updated: Jan 10, 2026