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Gracey Access XP Curettes
€87.52
€70.02
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The inclination of 20° to the tooth surface required for effective scaling is already incorporated into the cutting edge of a Gracey curette. Consequently, when using Gracey curettes, the 1st shaft of the instrument simply has to be aligned parallel to the tooth surface. This means that the optimal “inclination” to the tooth surface in the periodontal pocket is already ensured. This makes these curettes easier to use and control in the subgingival area.
Gracey Access: With a blade that is 50 % shorter and a shank that is 3 mm longer, the entire blade of this instrument has contact with the root surface. Even tight pockets and furcations become easily accessible.
XP Technology®: The metallurgical composition of the instrument surface is designed to make the material much more durable. Time-consuming sharpening of instruments is eliminated!
Sharpening: XP instrument tips must not be sharpened.
1 unit.
0/00: Least angled for optimal access to all anterior surfaces.
1/2: Slightly angled for all anterior and canine surfaces.
3/4: Slightly angled for all anterior and canine surfaces.
5/6: Slightly angled for all anterior and canine surfaces.
7/8: Angled for buccal and oral surfaces of posterior teeth.
11/12: Double angled for all mesial surfaces.
13/14: Double angled for all distal surfaces.
15/16: Double angled for all mesial surfaces. This ensures even better angling than with 11-12 for even better access.
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Data sheet
- SKU
- AEGA00-0XPX
- Quantity
- 1
- Handle
- Resin
- Tips
- XP Sharpen-Free Technology (No sharpening required)
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The inclination of 20° to the tooth surface required for effective scaling is already incorporated into the cutting edge of a Gracey curette. Consequently, when using Gracey curettes, the 1st shaft of the instrument simply has to be aligned parallel to the tooth surface. This means that the optimal “inclination” to the tooth surface in the periodontal pocket is already ensured. This makes these curettes easier to use and control in the subgingival area.
Gracey Access: With a blade that is 50 % shorter and a shank that is 3 mm longer, the entire blade of this instrument has contact with the root surface. Even tight pockets and furcations become easily accessible.
XP Technology®: The metallurgical composition of the instrument surface is designed to make the material much more durable. Time-consuming sharpening of instruments is eliminated!
Sharpening: XP instrument tips must not be sharpened.
1 unit.