Gracey Curette 1/2 – Anterior Periodontal Scaling Instrument
Gracey Curette 1/2 – Anterior Periodontal Scaling Instrument
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Area-specific periodontal curette designed for precise anterior scaling and root planing.
The Gracey Curette 1/2 is a double-ended, area-specific instrument used for subgingival scaling and root planing on anterior teeth, particularly incisors and canines. Its offset blade design allows optimal adaptation to the tooth surface, ensuring efficient calculus removal with minimal tissue trauma.
The curette’s angled working ends and fine cutting edge provide excellent control during periodontal procedures, especially in shallow to moderately deep pockets. This makes it an essential tool for hygienists and clinicians performing routine periodontal maintenance.
Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, the instrument offers durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical performance. It is fully autoclavable and suitable for repeated use in professional environments.
✔️ Key Features
- Gracey 1/2 design – for anterior teeth (incisors & canines)
- Area-specific blade for precise scaling
- Offset blade for correct angulation
- Sharp cutting edge for effective calculus removal
- Ergonomic handle for comfort and control
- Stainless steel – durable & corrosion-resistant
- Fully autoclavable
📊 Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Instrument Type | Periodontal Curette |
| Model | Gracey 1/2 |
| Design |
Area-Specific, Double-Ended
|
| Application | Anterior Teeth |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable |
| Packaging | 1 per pack |
🦷 Applications
- Subgingival scaling
- Root planing
- Periodontal maintenance
- Removal of calculus on anterior teeth
👉 Gracey 1/2 is specifically used for anterior surfaces, making it a core instrument in hygiene setups
FAQ
1. What is a Gracey 1/2 curette used for?
It is used for scaling and root planing on anterior teeth.
2. What does “1/2” mean?
It refers to the specific design for anterior surfaces (incisors and canines).
3. Is it area-specific or universal?
It is an area-specific periodontal instrument.
4. Can it be sterilized?
Yes, it is fully autoclavable.
5. Is it used daily in clinics?
Yes, it is a standard instrument in periodontal and hygiene procedures.
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