Surgical Instruments

Bone Curettes

We manufacture spoon-shaped surgical bone curettes for debriding sockets and bony defects, in single- and double-ended patterns spanning Fig. 1-4 and Fig. 85-88. Tell us the figure and single- or double-ended preference you need when requesting a quote.

Product code
DIS-VAR-0012
Material
Surgical-grade stainless steel
Options
16 available
MOQ
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Pricing
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About Bone Curettes

We build the bone curette (also called a surgical or Lucas-style curette) to debride bone after extraction or surgery — scooping granulation tissue, cyst lining, and other soft debris from the socket or a bony defect without removing sound bone unnecessarily. Our range covers 8 figure references (Fig. 1-4 and Fig. 85-88) supplied in single- and double-ended patterns.

How It's Used

The sharp, hollow spoon-shaped working end scrapes and lifts soft tissue and debris from bone walls in a controlled motion, distinct from a rongeur's biting cut or a file's abrasive stroke. It is commonly used to clean out a socket after extraction, remove cystic or pathologic material, or debride a bony defect before grafting.

Single-Ended or Double-Ended

A double-ended pattern reduces tray clutter by combining two curette sizes on one handle; a single-ended pattern offers a larger, sturdier working end for heavier debridement. Match the curette size to the defect size — a curette too large for the socket will not reach into the base cleanly.

Material and Ordering

We manufacture in surgical-grade stainless steel, hardened for surgical use, in satin or mirror-polished finish. Available for manufacturer-direct and bulk supply; minimum order quantity is confirmed with your quotation. The hollow, curved working end traps tissue and debris more readily than a flat surface — inspect the concave face closely during cleaning before sterilization. Follow your facility's own validated reprocessing protocol; our dental instrument cleaning and ultrasonic processing guide covers the general workflow reference.

Requesting a Quote

Tell us the figure, single- or double-ended preference, quantity, and destination market. We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, with material evidence confirmed against the order you place.

Available Options

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Bone Curettes Questions

Should I choose single- or double-ended bone curettes?

Double-ended reduces tray clutter by combining two sizes on one handle. Single-ended offers a larger, sturdier working end for heavier debridement. Match the size to the defect.

What is a bone curette used for?

Scooping granulation tissue, cyst lining, and other soft debris from a socket or bony defect without removing sound bone unnecessarily.

Are bone curettes autoclave sterilizable?

Yes, once the concave working end is checked and cleared of trapped debris. Follow your facility’s validated sterilization procedure.

Should I order a single-ended or double-ended bone curette?

A double-ended pattern combines two curette sizes on one handle to reduce tray clutter; a single-ended pattern gives a larger, sturdier working end for heavier debridement. Match the size to your typical defect size.