Columbia University Curette #13/14, Handle #6
Clinical Overview
The Columbia University Curette #13/14 is designed for universal application in periodontal procedures. It features two cutting edges and a rounded toe, facilitating effective scaling and root planing. The double-ended design enhances versatility, while the easy-grip handle ensures optimal control during use.
Key Benefits
- Universal application: Suitable for various periodontal procedures.
- Two cutting edges: Enhances efficiency in scaling and root planing.
- Rounded toe: Minimizes trauma to soft tissue during procedures.
- Double-ended design: Provides versatility for different clinical needs.
- Easy-grip handle: Improves control and comfort during use.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for immediate use upon sterilization.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Scaling and root planing in periodontal therapy.
- Removal of subgingival calculus.
- Debridement of periodontal pockets.
- General periodontal maintenance procedures.
Instructions for Use
- Ensure the instrument is properly sterilized before use.
- Select the appropriate end of the curette for the procedure.
- Position the curette at the desired angle against the tooth surface.
- Apply gentle pressure while moving the curette in a coronal direction to remove deposits.
- Rinse the area and assess for remaining calculus.
Summary
The Columbia University Curette #13/14 is a versatile instrument essential for periodontal therapy. Its design features, including two cutting edges and a rounded toe, allow for effective scaling and root planing while minimizing tissue trauma. The easy-grip handle enhances user control, making it suitable for various clinical scenarios.
