Curettes

Curettes are precision surgical instruments designed for scraping or debriding biological tissue or debris in a variety of medical procedures. Typically featuring a small, scoop-shaped tip attached to a long handle, curettes allow for controlled and delicate removal of tissue from bones, sinuses, or other cavities. They are essential tools in dermatology for treating skin lesions, in dentistry for scaling and root planing, in ENT surgeries for clearing sinus passages, and in orthopedic procedures for removing diseased bone or cartilage. Available in various sizes and shapes—such as straight, angled, or with different cup diameters—curettes enable surgeons to access hard-to-reach areas with minimal trauma. Made from high-grade stainless steel, they are durable, autoclavable, and designed for repeated use. Their ergonomic handles ensure a secure grip and precise control. Whether used in outpatient clinics or operating rooms, curettes are indispensable for achieving clean surgical sites and promoting optimal healing. Proper sterilization and handling are critical to maintain their sharpness and prevent cross-contamination.