Implantology Curette

The interdental papilla is widely regarded as the most critical tissue in the fields of dentistry and aesthetics. It has been established that it is impossible to reconstruct the interdental papilla between implants. Consequently, in order to regenerate the scarred papilla, a novel approach is required if the papilla has already been damaged. This approach entails a surgical incision that is located at a considerable distance from the site of the incision, thereby minimizing the impact of the scar on the regeneration of the papilla. In addition, the provision of an additional incision can easily secure an area for the growth of new tissues.

A device that is specifically designed to reduce the potential for a scar to form while saving space is required.

The EBI Trans-Lingual Curette ensures that a space is available for the implantation of soft tissues, while also minimizing the risk of damage. Consequently, interdental papilla tissues that are healthy and receive an adequate amount of blood can be regenerated.