Description
Palacci #13KL Modified Bone Scoop
The Palacci bone scoop is a long-standing pattern for handling small amounts of bone. This #13KL modified version gathers chips, harvested bone or substitute particles and carries them to the site. It is offered as one pattern, so there are no options to select.
What Modified Means Here
Our supplier catalogue lists this scoop under the #13KL Palacci Modified name, without spelling out the changes from the original. For that reason, compare the working end in the photos with any Palacci scoop you already use. Many clinicians simply pick the profile that feels right in their usual sites.
Gathering Bone During Drilling
Implant drilling often leaves useful bone at the osteotomy edge. Then the scoop can lift those chips before irrigation washes them away. Next, you can hold them in a dish with a little blood until the graft is needed. In short, it helps you save autogenous bone that would otherwise be lost.
Placing Material Into a Defect
When a socket or a dehiscence needs filling, the scoop delivers small, controlled loads. Because the bowl is modest, each load lands where you aim it. Once the defect is full, a packer can settle the graft, and a membrane can go on top.
From Our Atlanta Shelves
Every #13KL scoop is inspected by a team member in the United States, who checks the bowl edge for burrs before packing. The scoop is shipped unsterilized, so clean it and run a steam cycle first. Also, this Palacci pattern carries a pledge of three years against manufacturing defects in its steel and finishing.
Stainless steel to ASTM F899 is used throughout. Browse Dental Implant Instruments for related tools, and add the bone collector if you harvest from suction. Order questions are handled in our FAQs.
For trained oral surgery and implant professionals. Please follow our sterilization advice and note our shipping timelines.
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