Curettes

Curettes

Dental curettes are essential hand instruments used in preventive care, periodontal therapy, and maintenance procedures. Designed for effective subgingival and supragingival instrumentation, curettes allow clinicians to remove calculus, plaque, and diseased tissue while preserving root surface integrity. Their rounded toe and dual cutting edges support controlled, precise adaptation to tooth anatomy across a wide range of clinical scenarios.

This category includes both universal and site-specific designs, offering flexibility for general instrumentation as well as targeted access to anterior and posterior areas. Variations in blade length, shank design, rigidity, and working-end dimensions allow clinicians to select instruments based on pocket depth, access requirements, and deposit characteristics. Ergonomic handles and balanced construction help enhance tactile sensitivity and reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures.

Curette types:

• Universal Curettes – suitable for use throughout the mouth, including supragingival and subgingival areas
• Gracey Curettes – site-specific designs optimized for precise adaptation to specific tooth surfaces
• After Five Curettes – extended shanks and thinner blades for deeper periodontal pockets
• Rigid Curettes – reinforced shanks for improved stability when removing tenacious deposits
• Mini and Micro-Mini Curettes – narrower blades for enhanced access in deep, narrow, or furcation areas
• Specialty Curettes – designed for advanced periodontal and maintenance applications

All curettes in this category are manufactured from high-quality stainless steel or advanced materials and are fully autoclavable. Precision-engineered working ends and ergonomic handle designs support consistent performance, clinical control, and long-term durability in daily practice.