GDC Endo Excavator EXC820

GDC Spoon Excavator (Exc820)

The GDC Spoon Excavator – 1 (Exc820) is a precision dental instrument designed for the meticulous removal of carious dentine from decayed teeth. This spoon excavator features a finely crafted, spoon-shaped tip that facilitates accurate and controlled excavation, ensuring the thorough elimination of decayed material. The instrument’s design allows dental professionals to precisely target and remove compromised dentine, preserving healthy tooth structure. The GDC Spoon Excavator is an essential tool in restorative dentistry, aiding in the preparation of teeth for subsequent restorative procedures. Its ergonomic handle enhances the dentist’s control and maneuverability during the excavation process, contributing to effective caries removal and optimal patient outcomes.

For cutting and removing the carious dentine of a decayed tooth.

Direction to use :-

• Prepare the Work Area: Ensure a well-lit and adequately equipped dental operatory. Set up the necessary instruments and materials for the procedure.
• Sterilization: Prior to use, sterilize the GDC Spoon Excavator – 1 following standard dental instrument sterilization protocols.
• Patient Positioning: Properly position the patient for easy access to the targeted tooth or teeth, maintaining optimal visibility and access.
• Isolate the Tooth: Use a rubber dam or other isolation method to protect the surrounding area and maintain a dry working field.
• Select the Appropriate Size: Choose the GDC Spoon Excavator – 1 based on the size of the tooth and the extent of caries. The instrument is available in different sizes for versatility.
• Grip the Handle Comfortably: Hold the ergonomic handle of the excavator in a comfortable and secure grip, allowing for precise control during the procedure.
• Position the Spoon Tip: Carefully position the spoon-shaped tip of the excavator on the carious dentin. Ensure proper angulation for effective excavation.
• Gently Excavate Decay: Apply controlled and gentle pressure to the spoon tip, gradually excavating the decayed tooth material. Use precise movements to minimize impact on healthy tooth structure.
• Evaluate Progress: Periodically assess the progress of caries removal, ensuring thorough excavation while preserving as much sound tooth structure as possible.
• Clean the Working Area: Use a dental suction system and air-water syringe to maintain a clean working environment. Remove debris and assess the cavity.
• Final Inspection: Inspect the prepared cavity for any remaining decay. Ensure that the surrounding enamel is intact and ready for further restorative procedures.
• Post-Procedure Care:
• Provide postoperative instructions to the patient and discuss any necessary follow-up appointments or treatments.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust