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GDC Gracey Curettes Cc Anterior Incisors And Canines # 7 (Sgcc1/2)

Name: GDC Gracey Curettes Cc Anterior Incisors And Canines # 7 (Sgcc1/2)
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GDC Gracey Curettes Cc Anterior Incisors And Canines # 7 (Sgcc1/2)

The GDC Gracey Curettes Cc Anterior Incisors And Canines # 7 (Sgcc1/2) are dental instruments used by dental professionals for periodontal scaling and root planing procedures. They are designed specifically for cleaning and smoothing root surfaces of anterior teeth, such as incisors and canines, during dental cleanings. Gracey Curette has a gentle bend for incisors and canines It is used for the removal of sub-gingival calculus and root cleaning. Gracey curettes are the most popular and common, less traumatic than the Universal type. They are site-specific as they are designed and assorted to adapt to the specific area or tooth surface to be treated.

Features

Gracey Curette Design: The curette has a specific Gracey design, with a curved working end and a single cutting edge, allowing for effective subgingival scaling and root planing.
Anterior Incisors and Canines: The #7 Gracey curette is designed for use on anterior teeth, which include incisors and canines, making it suitable for cleaning the front teeth in the mouth.
Stainless Steel Construction: The curette is made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization for infection control.
Modified Pen Grasp: The instrument is typically held in a modified pen grasp, allowing dental professionals to have precise control during scaling and root planing procedures.
Thin and Flexible Tip: The working end of the curette is thin and flexible, enabling easy access to tight and curved areas of the root surfaces for thorough cleaning.
Subgingival Reach: The Gracey curette is designed to access and clean below the gumline (subgingival) to remove calculus and plaque buildup on the root surfaces.
Suitable for Periodontal Procedures: The Sgcc1/2 Gracey Curette is well-suited for periodontal treatments, including cleaning and smoothing root surfaces to promote gum health.
Easy Cleaning and Sterilization: The stainless steel construction of the curette allows for easy cleaning and sterilization, ensuring proper infection control measures are followed.

Description

Specification

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

Packaging

1 x Gracey Curette

Direction to use

Sterilization: Ensure that the GDC Gracey Curette is properly sterilized before each use following recommended dental infection control protocols.
Positioning: Position yourself comfortably and at the correct angle to access the patient's anterior teeth (incisors and canines) effectively.
Grasping: Hold the GDC Gracey Curette in a modified pen grasp, similar to holding a pen or pencil, for precise control during scaling and root planing procedures.
Scaling Procedure: Insert the working end of the curette subgingivally (below the gum line) on the tooth surface to be treated. Use a gentle, controlled scraping motion with the cutting edge against the root surface to remove calculus (tartar) and plaque buildup.
Root Planing Procedure: After scaling, use the curette's cutting edge to smooth the root surface, removing any residual calculus and promoting a clean surface for improved gum health.
Sequential Approach: Work on one tooth at a time, moving systematically around the arch to ensure comprehensive cleaning and root planing.
Rinse and Check: After completing the scaling and root planing procedure, rinse the treated areas to remove debris. Inspect the treated surfaces to ensure thorough cleaning and smoothness.
Proper Disposal or Cleaning: Dispose of any single-use components, such as disposable tips or liners, according to infection control protocols. For reusable parts, clean and sterilize them.
Safety Precautions: Use the GDC Gracey Curette with caution to avoid damaging soft tissues or tooth surfaces. Avoid excessive force during scaling and root planing to prevent discomfort to the patient.