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Aesculap Rigid Gracey Curette Fig. 11/14
The Gracey Figures 11/14 and 12/13 prove to be particularly timesaving. When working in the palatinal direction that Figure 11/14 is used. The second quadrant begins with Figure 11/14 for mesio-distal in vestibular direction, etc.
The combination of high rigidity and filigree-fine working ends means that stubborn plaque in particular can be removed thoroughly and efficiently with rigid curettes. It is no longer necessary to carry out time-consuming repeat scaling with flexible curettes. Flexible curettes should always be used to complete root planing.
This Aesculap Rigid Gracey Curette Fig. 11/14 has many features, including:
- Hard wearing working tips.
- Continuous corrosion resistant special instrument steel.
- Instrument absolutely tight-covered by a special PEEK handle.
- Satin finish working tips.
- Anatomical “high-tech” shape.
- Extra light and “handy” ensures a more fatigue-free working.
- Colour-coded handles for a quicker and clearer orientation.
- Suitable for steam sterilization 134°C (Autoclave) and hot air sterilization up to 240°C.
For subgingival use with premolars, molars, mesio-vestibular/mesio-oral, disto-vestibular/disto-oral.
