Gracey Curette 13-14 Double Ended Dual End Hollow Handle

Gracey Curette 13-14 Double-Ended (Hollow Handle)

Description
The Gracey Curette 13/14 with a hollow stainless steel handle is a precision periodontal instrument specifically designed for scaling and root planing on the distal surfaces of posterior teeth (molars and premolars). The 13/14 blade geometry provides optimal access to distal root anatomy, while the hollow handle reduces weight and enhances tactile sensitivity, making it a comfortable and efficient tool for deep periodontal work.

Key Features

• Area-Specific Blade Design (13/14)
  The 13/14 Gracey curette is tailored to the distal surfaces of posterior teeth, offering precise adaptation to complex root anatomy.

• Double-Ended Construction
  Two working ends on one instrument improve efficiency, allowing clinicians to switch sides without changing tools.

• Hollow Stainless Steel Handle
  The hollow design helps reduce instrument weight while maintaining strength, improving tactile feel and control during periodontal therapy.

• Offset Blade
  The blade is angled so only the lower cutting edge contacts the tooth, providing effective scaling with minimal tissue trauma.

• Ergonomic Grip
  The handle often features textured or knurled surfaces to provide a non-slip, comfortable hold even during prolonged use.

• Durable & Sterilizable
  Constructed of high-quality stainless steel, this curette is autoclavable for repeated clinical use without degradation.

Applications

• Subgingival scaling and root planing on distal surfaces of molars and premolars.

• Removal of moderate-to-deep calculus in posterior periodontal pockets.

• Detailed root debridement during periodontal therapy and maintenance appointments.

• Use in both clinical and surgical periodontal settings for precise debridement.

Ideal For

• Dental hygienists and periodontists working in non-surgical and surgical periodontal therapy.

• Clinics that require instruments specifically designed for posterior distal root surfaces.

• Dental schools and students learning advanced periodontal instrumentation.

• Practices focused on deep pocket debridement and efficient, ergonomic scaling.