NES-1811

Ø 2 mm
After an extraction, the socket doesn’t always empty out clean on its own — bits of granulation tissue, debris, or a stray cyst lining can linger behind, and that’s exactly what the NES-1811 Lucas curette is built to clear out. Its small, spoon-shaped cup measures just Ø 2mm, sized for narrow, single-rooted sockets, tight interradicular spaces, and smaller surgical sites where a bulkier curette would struggle to seat properly.
The cup’s sharp, curved rim scoops rather than scrapes, lifting soft tissue debris away from bone without gouging the socket wall in the process. That matters most in extraction sites destined for immediate implant placement or grafting, where the quality of the remaining bone surface can affect healing outcomes down the line. Surgeons also reach for this size when confirming a socket is fully debrided, effectively using the cup’s edge as a tactile diagnostic instrument to feel for any remaining soft tissue before closing.
Paired with a hollow handle at Ø 8mm, the instrument stays light and maneuverable, letting the surgeon work with fine control in confined anatomy without the added bulk of a solid handle. Forged from surgical stainless steel, it holds a clean edge through repeated debridement work and autoclaves without pitting.
A practical, smaller-format addition for oral surgeons and general dentists who need precise control during post-extraction cleanup.