Achieve Efficient Calculus Removal with Specially Designed Gracey Curettes

Dental curettes are scaling and root planing instruments made of German stainless steel for added durability and efficiency.
Generally, there are two categories of curettes: Universal and Area-specific curettes. 

Gracey curettes are area-specific and assist in efficiently removing supra and subgingival calculus. The precision craft of these dental instruments allows better adaptation to the anatomy of the roots in the oral cavity. 

Here, we will discuss the available types and how to use these area-specific dental surgical curettes. 

Types of Gracey Curettes

Dental Gracey curettes come in multiple sizes and designs to meet the diverse range of calculus removing and root planing procedures. 

We, at GerDentUSA, offer numerous precision-crafted dental Gracey curettes, each manufactured from medical-grade German Stainless steel for durability and precision.  

A few of our Gracey curettes are listed below: 

Dental Gracey Curettes (Deep Pocket) 

The Gracey deep pocket curettes are long handheld instruments that are used for removing calculus and root planing, specifically in deep periodontal pockets exceeding 4mm. These high-quality dental instruments feature a slender shank that allows the surgeons to reach below the gum lines and other deep periodontal pockets. 

The thinner working ends further reduce tissue trauma, enhancing patient comfort during the procedures. Their double-ended design featuring curved blades is perfect for removing mesial and distal surfaces of teeth. 

Our Gracey deep pocket curettes come in different sizes, designs, and colors to meet the diverse needs of dental surgeons. A few of the variations are: 

•    Black Long Gracey Deep Pocket 3/4 Curettes
•    Gracey Deep Pocket Curette 7/8 Long
•    Gracey Deep Pocket Curette 5/6 Long
•    Gracey Deep Pocket Curette 1/2 Long

Explore more variations of these Gracey deep pocket instruments and buy what you really need. 

Mini Gracey Curettes 

Our mini Gracey curettes are double-ended specialized instruments that are designed for scaling and root planing in periodontal pockets that are less than 4mm. These dental instruments have shorter and thinner shanks with smaller blades that contribute to precise teeth cleaning with minimal risk of tissue distention. 

The mini Gracey curettes are ideal for removing calculus, periodontal debridement, and subgingival plaque on both the upper and lower interior areas. They are lightweight, offering optimal grip to dental surgeons during the cleaning procedures. 

Explore our multiple mini Gracey curettes, such as:

•    Gracey Curette, Mini 13/14
•    Gracey Curette, Mini 11/12
•    Gracey Curette,  Mini 1/2

Contact us now to get customized mini Gracey Curettes of your preferred sizes. 

After-Five (AF) Gracey Curettes, Coated 

These are specialized instruments used for finishing the cleaning process. We’ve manufactured our AF Gracey curettes with high-quality German stainless steel to ensure satisfactory finishing of dental cleaning procedures.

These instruments have thinner and sharper blades with coated tips. The coating on the tips reduces reflection and enhances the instrument's durability. In addition to that, these instruments offer optimal grip.

Choose from the variations of our AF-Gracey curettes: 

•    AF-Gracey Curette AF 13/14, Coated
•    AF-Gracey Curette AF 11/12, Coated
•    AF-Gracey Curette AF 1/2, Coated

Explore the category of our precision-crafted AF-Gracey instruments. Plus, get them customized to meet your specific requirements.

SUB (Subgingival) Gracey Curettes, Coated 

Our SUB-Gracey curettes are area-specific dental instruments designed to clean subgingival areas with precision. These high-quality dental instruments have coated blade tips, making them non-stick and corrosion-resistant. In addition to that, the coating minimizes the reflection during dental cleaning procedures. 

These dental instruments are used to clean the narrower pockets with deep precision. The atraumatic design of SUB-Gracey curettes ensures a precise grip and leads to satisfactory patient outcomes. 

Discover and choose from our SUB-Gracey curettes:

•    SUB-Gracey Curette SUB 1/2, Coated
•    SUB-Gracey Curette SUB 11/12, Coated

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GC (General Cleaning) Gracey Curettes

Our GC Gracey curettes are crafted with precision in mind. These are area-specific dental instruments that come with double-ended designs. Each Gracey curette can be used for performing dental procedures in specific areas. Their sharp and curved blades enable dentists to perform procedures with minimal tissue trauma and patient discomfort. 

The high-quality German stainless steel makes them durable and corrosion-resistant.

Explore our different types of GC Gracey curettes: 

•    Gracey Curette, GC 15/16
•    Standard Gracey Curette, GC 17/18
•    Standard Gracey Curette, GC 15/16
•    Standard Gracey Curette GC 15/16, Coated

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How to Use Gracey Curettes?

While using Gracey curettes, follow these instructions for optimal results and minimum complications. 

•  Ensure proper patient positioning for optimal access and visibility.
•  Choose the appropriate Gracey curette based on the tooth surface to be treated.
•  Hold the Gracey curette in a modified pen grasp with the instrument handle between the thumb and the index finger. 
•  Approach the tooth at a slightly oblique angle, ensuring that the lower shank of the curette is parallel to the long axis of the tooth.
•  Establish fulcrum support by resting the little finger or ring finger on the patient's face or tooth to stabilize the hand.
•  Gently insert the curette subgingivally into the periodontal pocket until the entire working end is beneath the gingival margin.
•  Use a controlled, exploratory stroke to assess the presence of calculus deposits and the topography of the root surface.
•  Adapt the blade to the tooth surface curvature, ensuring the entire working edge is in contact with the root.
•  Employ short, overlapping, vertical, or oblique strokes with controlled lateral pressure to remove calculus deposits.

Important! Always follow proper infection control protocols, wear appropriate personal protective equipment, and adhere to the recommended guidelines. 

Explore and Buy the Quality! 

Apart from periodontal instruments, at GerDentUSA, we also offer all kinds of other dental surgical instruments. 

Our instruments are crafted from medical-grade German stainless, so they are easily sterilizable for reuse. Plus, we offer a customization option.

Explore our extensive catalog of specially designed instruments, choose what you need, and add to the cart now.

FAQs 

Why choose us? 

We use medical-grade German stainless steel for manufacturing our Gracey curettes. We adhere to FDA guidelines, and our instruments pass through rigorous quality checks to ensure enhanced performance and improved patient outcomes. Above all, we offer customization options to help you get instruments that aren’t easily available in the market. 

What is a Gracey curette used for?

Gracey curettes are specialized dental instruments designed to remove calculus and supra-gingival calculus from teeth. These dental instruments are made of high-quality German stainless steel. 

How to hold a Gracey curette correctly?

Gracey curettes are handheld dental instruments that can be grasped like a pen. Place your thumb on top and allow the index finger to rest on the back of the handle for optimal grip. Maintain a relaxed grip and hold the curette at a 70- 80 degree angle to the tooth surface when performing the cleaning procedures.