3M Unitek Corporation is recalling 5,873 boxes (comprising 380,180 individual L-pops) of its Transbond Plus Self-Etching Primer. This recall was initiated due to an increase in reports that the primer fails to bond orthodontic brackets properly to teeth and may cause skin irritation or blistering. The recall affects both the 100-unit and 20-unit packaging configurations used by dental professionals.
The primer may cause chemical-like skin irritation and blistering upon contact with the skin or oral tissue. Additionally, failures in bracket bonding can disrupt orthodontic treatment and require additional dental procedures to correct. There has been an increase in complaints regarding these issues.
Recall #: Z-0797-2025
Recall #: Z-0797-2025
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