McCall Curette designed for the removal of supragingival calculus. Available in EverEdge Technology, a revolutionary stainless steel alloy that is super-durable to stay sharper longer. • Elongated terminal shank for access into deep periodontal pockets and root surfaces of 5 mm and more. • Reduced blade, half the length of the After Five or standard Gracey, for better adaptation in narrow pockets and furcations. • Blade is 20% thinner than a Mini Five Gracey to further reduce tissue dissention and ease gingival insertion. • Area-specific design patterned after the standard Gracey curettes offers exact adaptation and control. • Revolutionary EverEdge Technology stays sharper longerfor less time sharpening and reduced hand fatigue. MINI FIVE GRACEY CURETTES • Terminal shank is 3 mm longer than Standard Gracey. • Compared to the standard Gracey curette, blade is 50% shorter and 10% thinner. • Good for scaling in deep, narrow pockets. Gracey Curettes Dental Gracey blade designed in offset from the terminal shank at 70 degree. This creates one cutting edge which is referred to as the lower edge. The blade of a Gracey Curettes is correctly adapted when the lower cutting edge is against the tooth and the terminal shank is parallel to the tooth surface being scaled. Apply lateral pressure against the tooth (root) and pull upwards, maintaining the parallel shank. Gracey Curettes are available in:- Standard Rigid After five Mini five Standard Gracey curettes Gracey curettes are area specific to allow for deep scaling, root planning and periodontal debridement. The offset blade provides a perfect working angulation for the tooth surface. Gracey Curettes are used in a set to completely scale the detition. Rigid Gracey Curettes All Gracey designed are available with a wider taper-Rigid shank. The rigid shank may be preferred for heavier calculus removal. Although the shank is wider, the blade with is the same as the standard Gracey. After Five Gracey Curettes Designed for instrument in deeper periodontal pockets. The terminal shank is elongated 3mm to provide better clearance around crowns, and superior access to root contours and pockets 5mm or more in depth. Blade thinned by 10% to ease gingival insertion and reduce tissue distention. The change in the location of the shank bend permits deeper insertion into periodontal pockets. The thinned blade allows for easier insertion. Mini Five Gracey Curettes Designed with the same elongated terminal shank and thinned blades as the after five Gracey Curettes. 50% shorter blade for access to smaller roots, narrow pockets, furcations, and developmental grooves. Mini five curettes reaching into deep pocket on a narrow root. Features & Benefits • Blade with 20% thinner than Mini-Five Gracey Curette • Perfect for accessing furcations and root depressions (concavities) • Elongated terminal and functional shanks allow increased reach and access into deep pockets. • Area-Specific designs offer exact adaptation and control • EverEdge technology provides a superior scalling experience. • Super sharp blades that last longer • Ergonomically engineered for a comfortable, healthy, scalling experience. Types of Curettes A Curette is a type of scaler that is designed for moderate calculus removal on supragingival and subgingival surfaces. • Universal 1 Used in any area 2 Both Cutting edge used 3 Curved in one plane 4 Face of blade at 90 degree to shank • Area Specific (Gracey) 1 Used in specific area 2 One cutting edge used 3 Curved in two plane 4 Of Set blade All Curettes share the same common elements: • Round back • Rounded toe • Semi-Circular cross section Universal Curette Universal Curette are designed for easy adaptation on all tooth surfaces (thus the name universal) . The blade of a universal curette has a round toe and back, and two cutting edge for scaling. Making it an efficient design for scaling the entire mouth. The blade is correctly adapted when the toe is directed interproximally and the terminal shank is parallel to the tooth to remove deposits the cutting edge is applied to the tooth surface and the facial surface of the blade is tilted toward the tooth to achieve a 70-85 degree angle between the tooth and the blade. Apply lateral pressure against the tooth and pull upward while maintaining contact with the tooth. Anterior universal • To scale the facial surfaces, place the toe of the blade toward the proximal surface with the handle parallel to the tooth. • Apply strokes to remove deposits from the midline of the tooth to the proximal surface • Work from canine to canine • Switch working ends and repeat for surfaces • Repeat all of the above for the lingual surfaces. Posterior universal • Begin at the distal line angle of the most posterior • Direct the toe of the blade toward the distal with the terminal shank angled slightly toward the tooth • Apply strokes from the line angle to the contact area • Next, turn the toe toward the mesial to scale the buccal and mesial surfaces. • Switch ends and repeat from the lingual aspect. Area Specific curette Best instruments for subgingival scaling and root planning because they provide best adaptation to complex root anatomy. Set of many Curettes designed for specific area and surfaces. • One cutting edge used; work with outer edge only • Offset blade-face of blade beveled at 60 degree to the shank.
Hu-friedy McCall Double-ended Sickle Scaler Curette #SM13/14S
Brand Name
: Hu-Friedy
SKU
: PMH202301342-202100005-N/A
Product Code
: PMH202301342
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