GDC Endo Excavator EXC817

GDC Spoon Excavator  (Exc817)

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