Surgical Curettes
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Overview
Surgical curettes are precision-engineered, handheld instruments designed for scraping, scooping, or debriding tissue from various body structures. At their tip lies a small spoon-, gouge-, or hook-shaped blade that allows controlled, targeted removal of tissue, debris, or bone fragments.
Key Applications
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Gynecology (Dilation & Curettage – D&C): Used to remove uterine lining for diagnostic sampling or post-miscarriage/abortion tissue evacuation
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Dental & Periodontal Use: Specialized dental curettes—such as Gracey and universal types—clean plaque and tartar from tooth surfaces and deep gum pockets
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Dermatology: Facilitates removal of skin lesions, warts, and biopsies using curettes with sharp edges
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ENT Procedures: Small curettes are used to extract earwax, nasal debris, and adenoids
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Orthopedic & Bone Work: Heavier bone curettes allow precise scraping of bone tissue during orthopedic surgeries and grafting
Types of Curettes
| Curette Type | Blade Shape | Typical Use Case |
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| Sharp Curette | Pointed edge spoon | Skin lesion biopsy, precise tissue excision |
| Blunt Curette | Rounded tip spoon | Gentle sampling (e.g., endometrial biopsy) |
| Dental Curette | Curved blade (e.g., Gracey, universal) | Subgingival scaling and root planing |
| Uterine Curette | Long, looped or curved scoop | Uterine cavity scraping in D&C |
| Ear / Nasal Curette | Small spoon or hook | Removal of earwax or nasal tissue |
| Bone Curette | Oval or cup-shaped, heavy duty | Orthopedic debridement & bone lesion excision |
| Specialty Curettes | Serrated, suction-enabled, graduated | Granulation tissue removal, suction aspiration, depth measurement |
Why Quality and Design Matter
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Material Integrity: Premium surgical-grade stainless steel or titanium ensures sharp edges, rust resistance, and durability during sterilization cycles
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Precision Handling: Ergonomic handles with knurled or lightweight grip allow steady, controlled movements—vital for delicate procedures in gynecology, dentistry, and orthopedics
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Multi-End Functionality: Many dental and bone curettes are double-ended, featuring mirrored working tips for versatile access during a single treatment
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Intro Text (2–3 sentences): Define curettes and general functions
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Applications Section: Highlight various clinical fields with concise examples
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Type Breakdown: With sub‑headers and bullet lists for each type
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Quality & Materials: Emphasize stainless/titanium steel, ergonomic design, and sterilization
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Buying Guide: Tips for selecting the right curette—blade sharpness, handle type, double vs single-ended
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Technical Specs Table: (Length, blade width, handle style, single/double-ended)
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