NES-1896

88
Wider spoon end for bulk soft-tissue removal
Double-ended design for continuous work without flipping instruments
Rounded margins that protect surrounding bone
Socket debridement after multi-rooted extractions often leaves more tissue volume than smaller curettes can manage efficiently. The NES-1896 88 addresses this with a broader working end that lifts larger portions of granulation tissue in each pass. The geometry favors a pulling stroke that keeps the cutting edge under visual control and minimizes unnecessary pressure on the alveolar walls.
Stainless-steel construction ensures the instrument returns to service after autoclaving without degradation of the working surface. The handle proportions allow the operator to maintain a stable fulcrum even when working deep in the posterior mandible or maxilla. This combination shortens the debridement phase and supports more predictable healing.
In addition to its surgical function, the 88 pattern can serve as a diagnostic instrument by letting the clinician map the contour of the socket and detect any remaining fibrous tags before deciding whether further curettage or grafting is required. Next Edge Surgical LLC offers this model to practices that regularly manage complex extractions and value instruments sized for efficient bulk clearance.