Curettes

Surgical spoons or scoops are used for scraping or debriding tissue. A surgical spoon, curette or excavator can be used to remove pathologic tissue. A dental curette is used to scrape a carious cavity prior to a filling.

A curette is an indispensable tool in the healthcare industry that’s expertly designed for precision and efficiency. Shaped like a stylus, a curette surgical instrument removes tartar deposits, excess blood, or infected tissues with a controlled scraping or scooping motion for delicate yet effective results. Crafted from surgical-grade materials, curettes come in single or double-ended variations with versatile ends—spoon-like, hooks, or gouges—catering to diverse procedural needs. Dentists rely on dental curettes to gently remove tartar, promoting healthier gums and enhancing patient comfort during periodontal cleanings. Surgeons find it invaluable for debridement, assisting in swifter patient recovery. Its ergonomic design supports precise handling, improving care outcomes across medical and dental practices. A curette delivers exceptional quality, precision, and comfort during every procedure.