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

1. Ensure the instrument is properly sterilized before use.
2. Select the appropriate end of the curette for the procedure.
3. Position the curette at the desired angle against the tooth surface.
4. Apply gentle pressure while moving the curette in a coronal direction to remove deposits.
5. 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.