- Primarily used in oral surgery and periodontics for cleaning and debriding soft tissue
Uses
- Alveolar and socket curettage: The instrument is used to scrape and remove infected tissue, granulation tissue, and other debris from a tooth socket following an extraction.
- Cyst and granuloma removal: The curette's cup-like tip is well-suited for the removal of cysts, granulomas, and other pathological formations.
- Root tip extraction: Its design is also effective for locating and removing small root tips left behind after an extraction.
- Surgical debridement: It can be used to remove inflamed tissue during various oral surgical procedures.
Key features
- Double-ended design: The instrument has a differently angled working end on each side, increasing versatility and providing access to various areas of the mouth without needing to switch instruments.
- Molt #2 style: This refers to a specific type of surgical curette with spoon-shaped working ends that are particularly effective for curettage procedures.
- Ergonomic handle: The hexagonal grip provides a secure, firm grip for superior control and precision during delicate procedures involving bone and roots.
- Durable construction: Made of stainless steel, the instrument is fully autoclavable and reusable, conforming to professional hygiene standards.
