Clinical Overview
The Indiana University Curette #17/18 features a posterior universal curette blade design, optimized for subgingival scaling and root planing. Its double-ended handle allows for versatile use in various clinical situations, facilitating effective periodontal therapy.
Key Benefits
- Versatile design: Suitable for a range of posterior tooth surfaces.
- Double-ended handle: Provides two working ends for enhanced efficiency.
- Effective scaling: Designed for thorough removal of calculus and plaque.
- Ergonomic grip: Facilitates comfort during extended procedures.
- Durable materials: Ensures longevity and reliability in clinical settings.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for immediate use upon sterilization.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Subgingival scaling and root planing.
- Removal of calculus from posterior teeth.
- Periodontal therapy in clinical practice.
- General dental hygiene procedures.
Instructions for Use
- Ensure the instrument is properly sterilized before use.
- Select the appropriate end of the curette for the specific tooth surface.
- Position the curette at the correct angle against the tooth.
- Apply gentle pressure to remove calculus and debris.
- Rinse and inspect the area for thorough cleaning.
Summary
The Indiana University Curette #17/18 is an essential instrument for dental professionals engaged in periodontal therapy. Its double-ended design enhances efficiency, while its ergonomic features support prolonged use. Ideal for subgingival scaling and root planing, this curette is a reliable tool for maintaining optimal oral health.
