Dental Excavator as a crucial tool in restorative dentistry for efficiently removing decayed tooth structure (caries) and preparing cavities for fillings. Featuring a sharp, spoon-shaped tip, this instrument allows for precise removal of soft, infected tooth material while preserving healthy enamel. Ideal for cleaning and shaping cavities, the Dental Excavator ensures optimal preparation for various dental restorative procedures. Its ergonomic handle design and durable stainless steel construction make it a reliable and essential tool in every dental practice.
Uses:
- Caries Removal – Effectively removes decayed tissue from cavities to ensure a clean surface for restorative materials.
- Cavity Shaping – Shapes and refines cavities to achieve the ideal form for filling materials, ensuring better retention and longevity.
- Restoration Preparation – Prepares the cavity to receive fillings by cleaning and shaping the tooth structure.
- Cleaning Under Restorations – Used to remove old filling material when replacing or repairing dental restorations.
- Refining Tooth Structure – Fine-tunes cavity margins for better fit and occlusion of fillings.
- Endodontic Use – Can assist in cleaning and removing debris from root canals during endodontic treatments.
- Pediatric Dentistry – Ideal for delicate procedures in children’s teeth, providing precision in removing decay without damaging surrounding healthy enamel.
Key Features:
- Spoon-Shaped Tip – Allows for the efficient removal of decayed tissue and debris from cavities.
- Ergonomic Handle – Designed to reduce hand fatigue, providing comfort and better control during extended procedures.
- Durable Stainless Steel – Made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel for longevity and reliability.
- Double-Ended Design – Features two different working ends, offering versatility for various cavity sizes and locations.
- Autoclavable –You can safely sterilize the instrument in an autoclave, ensuring proper infection control practices.
What is the difference between a dental excavator and a dental explorer?
Dentists use a dental excavator primarily to remove decayed tissue and shape cavities, while they use a dental explorer to detect caries and other dental irregularities by probing the surface of teeth.
Yes, you can use the dental excavator on both primary (baby) and permanent teeth, making it a versatile tool for patients of all ages.
How should I care for and sterilize my dental excavator?
After each use, clean the excavator thoroughly and sterilize it in an autoclave to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.
Technical Specifications:
Material:Â Stainless Steel
Finishing:Â Polished
Usage:Â Left Hand or Right Hand
Ultrasonic Cleaned:Â Yes
Lubricate:Â Yes
Rusting Prevention Procedure:Â Passivated
Tests Performed:Â Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
QC Passed:Â Yes
Packing:Â Individually Packed
