Description
Daubensspeck Bone Curettes
The Daubensspeck bone curette is a sturdy scraping instrument in four figures. Its sharp cup removes soft tissue and debris from bone with firm, controlled strokes.
Four figures
Order figure 00, 0, 1 or 2. On this pattern, 00 is the smallest cup and 2 is the largest. So a small set covers both tight and open cavities.
Sturdy build
The shank is stout, so the curette resists bending when you press hard. Therefore it suits firm scraping in dense bone. The cup stays steady against the wall.
Where the Daubensspeck bone curette fits
Orthopedic surgeons use it for cysts, infected bone and graft harvest. Also, it helps clear soft tissue before a fusion. Besides, oral surgeons may use the small figures in sockets.
Choosing a figure
Start with 0 or 1 for most cases. However, add 00 for very small spaces and 2 for larger cavities. Many teams keep all four.
Firm scraping
Dense bone and fibrous tissue resist light curettes. However, the stout Daubensspeck shank lets you press harder without flexing. Therefore it is useful in chronic infection and revision work.
Daubensspeck curette figures
- 00, 0, 1 and 2
- Sturdy shank
- Sharp scraping cup
- Ships non-sterile
Care steps
Brush the cup soon after use and rinse well. Then dry the curette fully. Check for rolled rims at each service.
Our cover behind each curette
Your written warranty protecting the Daubensspeck pattern reaches three years against manufacturing defects without a fee. Each curette has a careful check from Atlanta staff before it ships. The FDA lists ASTM F899 as the benchmark for instrument alloys. Take a look at our Schede curette. For shipping questions, scan the customer FAQ. A backup curette on standby avoids delays. Searching for a custom quantity? Message us for a quick answer. Tour the entire orthopedic section for similar items.
Supplied for clinical use. Refund terms sit on our refunds page. Product images are for reference, and the steel holds nickel; open our care guidance for more.
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