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Spoon Excavator Fig. 17W

The Spoon Excavator Fig. 17W is a premium double-ended dental excavator designed for controlled removal of carious and softened dentin during cavity preparation. Its curved spoon-shaped working ends, approximately 1.2–1.25 mm, provide effective access to cavity walls and floors while maintaining precise tactile control. Manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel, it offers excellent durability and corrosion resistance. The ergonomic knurled handle ensures a secure grip, making it ideal for restorative dentistry, caries excavation, and dental education.

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Surgical Grade Material

Crafted from high-quality surgical stainless steel.

Precision Finish

Smooth finish for reliable clinical performance.

Ergonomic Design

Comfortable grip for improved control and handling.

Long Service Life

Built for durability and repeated professional use.

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Easy Sterilization

Fully autoclavable for safe and efficient sterilization.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Product Name Spoon Excavator Fig. 17W
Model Number MMI-71-126
Instrument Type Dental Excavator
Pattern Fig. 17W
Working Ends Double-Ended Spoon-Shaped Excavator Tips
Tip Size Approximately 1.2–1.25 mm
Working End Profile Curved Spoon-Shaped Cutting Ends
Material Premium Surgical Grade Stainless Steel
Finish Satin Matte Finish
Construction Precision-Forged and Hand-Finished
Handle Design Ergonomic Knurled Round Handle
Sterilization Fully Autoclavable
Reusable Yes
Application Removal of carious dentin, excavation of softened tooth structure, cavity preparation, removal of debris, and restorative procedures

Description

The Spoon Excavator Fig. 17W is a precision dental hand instrument designed for the controlled removal of carious dentin and softened tooth structure during restorative procedures. The MMI-71-126 features a double-ended configuration with curved spoon-shaped working ends, providing effective access to cavity walls, floors, and confined areas of the tooth.

The 17W excavator is particularly suited for removing softened and carious dentin while preserving sound tooth structure. Its curved spoon profile allows the clinician to engage affected dentin effectively and provides useful tactile feedback during excavation. The 17W size is commonly associated with approximately 1.2–1.25 mm spoon tips.

Manufactured from premium surgical grade stainless steel, the instrument offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance during repeated clinical use. The precision-formed working ends provide controlled excavation, while the ergonomic knurled round handle delivers a secure grip and enhanced tactile sensitivity.

The Spoon Excavator Fig. 17W is suitable for general restorative dentistry, cavity preparation, caries excavation, and dental education. It is also suitable for repeated cleaning and sterilization when processed according to the applicable instrument reprocessing protocol.

To maintain the performance, appearance, and service life of your stainless steel dental and surgical instruments, follow these care guidelines:

  • Clean instruments immediately after use to prevent blood, tissue, or debris from drying on the surface.
  • Wash using a neutral pH enzymatic detergent and a soft nylon brush. Avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, or harsh chemicals.
  • Rinse thoroughly with distilled or demineralized water to minimize mineral deposits and corrosion.
  • Dry completely before sterilization or storage, paying special attention to hinges, joints, and serrations where moisture can accumulate.
  • Lubricate hinged and moving instruments regularly with a medical-grade, steam-permeable instrument lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
  • Sterilize using validated autoclave procedures or other approved sterilization methods according to healthcare facility protocols and the instrument’s intended use.
  • Store instruments in a clean, dry environment with tips and cutting edges protected from impact or contact with other instruments.
  • Inspect instruments before each use for wear, corrosion, misalignment, or damage. Remove any defective instrument from service until repaired or replaced.
  • Do not expose stainless steel instruments to bleach, strong acids, high-chloride solutions, or prolonged soaking, as these may cause staining, pitting, or corrosion.
  • Use each instrument only for its intended purpose to preserve precision, functionality, and patient safety.
  • Double-ended Fig. 17W spoon excavator configuration.
  • Curved spoon-shaped working ends for effective dentin excavation.
  • Approximately 1.2–1.25 mm working-end size.
  • Designed for removal of carious and softened dentin.
  • Provides controlled access to cavity walls and floors.
  • Suitable for cavity preparation and restorative procedures.
  • Precision-formed cutting edges provide effective excavation.
  • Ergonomic knurled handle offers secure grip and tactile sensitivity.
  • Manufactured from premium surgical grade stainless steel.
  • Fully autoclavable and suitable for repeated professional use.
  • Individually poly packed
  • Non-sterile
  • Reusable medical instrument