American Eagle Double Gracey Curette Mini Anterior with XP Technology - AEDGMAXPX

• XP Technology®: Engineered with cutting-edge XP Technology®, ensuring prolonged sharpness and durability, reducing the need for frequent sharpening.
• Mini Anterior Design: Specifically crafted for anterior dental procedures, facilitating precise access to deeper pockets, tighter interproximal areas, and furcations with ease.
• Double Gracey Curette Design: Enhances versatility in anterior procedures, allowing efficient removal of calculus and plaque for thorough cleaning.
• Extended Shank: Enables effective reach into early class 1 furcation areas on molars, streamlining procedures and eliminating the need for multiple curettes.
• Enhanced Precision: Meticulously crafted to deliver unparalleled precision, empowering dental professionals with superior control and accuracy during procedures.
• Durability: Constructed with high-quality materials and advanced XP Technology®, ensuring exceptional durability and longevity, even under rigorous clinical conditions.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of anterior dental procedures, including scaling, root planing, and periodontal maintenance, providing comprehensive solutions for dental practitioners.

• Type: Gracey Curettes
• Category: Periodontics
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Double Gracey Curette

• Preparation: Ensure the instrument is clean and sterilized before use, adhering to standard dental instrument sterilization protocols to maintain hygiene.
• Patient Preparation: Position the patient comfortably in the dental chair with adequate lighting for visibility, ensuring proper access to the treatment area.
• Selection: Assess the treatment area and select the AEDGMAXPX instrument based on the specific procedure requirements, considering the depth of pockets, tight interproximal spaces, and furcations.
• Grip: Hold the instrument firmly but comfortably, grasping the handle to ensure optimal control and precision during the procedure.
• Insertion: Insert the appropriate end of the curette into the targeted area, aligning it parallel to the tooth surface.
• Scaling and Root Planing: Apply gentle pressure and use a systematic approach to remove calculus and plaque deposits from the tooth surface and below the gumline, focusing on deeper pockets and challenging interproximal areas.
• Furcation Access: Utilize the extended shank to access early class 1 furcation areas on molars, ensuring thorough cleaning and root planing.
• Rinsing: Periodically rinse the instrument and the patient's mouth with water to remove debris and maintain clear visibility during the procedure.
• Assessment: Continuously assess the treatment area to ensure thorough cleaning and root planing, making any necessary adjustments as needed.
• Completion: Once the procedure is complete, provide post-treatment instructions to the patient and schedule any necessary follow-up appointments for further evaluation.
• Cleaning and Sterilization: After use, thoroughly clean and sterilize the instrument according to standard dental instrument sterilization protocols to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.

Question: What is XP Technology®, and how does it benefit this instrument?
Answer: XP Technology® is a surface engineering process that enhances durability and sharpness, ensuring prolonged efficacy without the need for frequent sharpening, thereby improving efficiency and reducing maintenance time.

Question: How does the AEDGMAXPX differ from other anterior curettes?
Answer: The AEDGMAXPX is uniquely designed to replace multiple Access and Mini Gracey curettes (0-00, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, & 9-10) and Universal Curettes, offering a comprehensive solution in anterior dental care.|

Question: What is the purpose of the extended shank on the AEDGMAXPX curette?
Answer: The extended 3mm shank allows for easier access to early class 1 furcation areas on molars, enhancing the instrument's versatility in anterior dental procedures.

Question: Do we need to take special care while using the XP instruments to get the maximum life?Answer: Yes, XP Technology has eliminated the need to apply excess pressure. You will be able to use less force and a lighter grip. You should also avoid using.

Question: Do I need to change the way I scale and root plane?
Answer: You will want to slightly alter your scaling technique and take nice and easy exploratory scaling strokes. Since the edge is much sharper and harder than traditional instruments, the blade will do all the work and slice through calculus for you.

Question: Can I sharpen XP instruments?Answer: Due to a thinner blade design, we do not recommend that you sharpen your XP instrument.

Question: How long can I expect my XP instruments to last?
Answer: Depending on frequency of use, you can expect your XP instruments to last about as long as your current stainless steel instruments, when they are used and cared for correctly.