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Dental Periodontal Curette Gracey 9/10 Standard 3 Pack with three double-ended stainless steel curettes and storage case
Gracey 9/10 standard periodontal curette with angled working ends and ergonomic stainless steel handle for dental scaling
Dental Periodontal Curette Gracey 9/10 Standard 3 Pack with three double-ended stainless steel curettes and storage case
Gracey 9/10 standard periodontal curette with angled working ends and ergonomic stainless steel handle for dental scaling

Dental Periodontal Curette Gracey 9/10 Standard 3 Pack

Sale price $90.00

The Standard Gracey 9/10 Curette 3-Piece Set is an area-specific periodontal instrument designed for buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth, with particular relevance to molar instrumentation. Its pronounced contra-angle and short shank configuration provide a dedicated approach for accessing less accessible posterior root surfaces.

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Dental Periodontal Curette Gracey 9/10 Standard 3 Pack with three double-ended stainless steel curettes and storage case

Dental Periodontal Curette Gracey 9/10 Standard 3 Pack

$90.00

Standard Gracey 9/10 Curette for Posterior Buccal and Lingual Surfaces

The Standard Gracey 9/10 Curette is designed for clinicians who require a dedicated instrument for buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth, particularly molars. The 9/10 pattern belongs to the posterior Gracey group and has a distinctive shank configuration that separates it from the other patterns in the range.

Its pronounced contra-angle and short terminal shank create a working geometry suited to posterior root anatomy. This configuration is especially relevant when instrumentation extends around molar surfaces where direct access can be restricted by tooth contours and surrounding anatomy.

The 9/10 working end is designed to be adapted to the appropriate posterior tooth surface using the intended cutting edge. Because it is an area-specific Gracey curette, its geometry is selected for a defined application rather than being used as a universal instrument across all tooth surfaces.

The instrument can be incorporated into posterior periodontal scaling, subgingival calculus removal, root-surface instrumentation, periodontal debridement, and maintenance procedures where clinically appropriate. Its posterior orientation makes it particularly relevant when working around molars and their more complex root anatomy.

Unlike a Small or Mini 9/10 configuration, this Standard version retains the conventional working-end dimensions. This makes it appropriate for clinicians who prefer the standard 9/10 instrument profile as part of their routine periodontal instrument selection.

The curette is double-ended, providing two working ends in a single instrument. The 3-piece set provides multiple instruments for clinical rotation and routine sterilization workflows.

Stainless steel construction provides a reusable instrument suitable for professional dental practice and standard instrument reprocessing.

Key Features

  • Standard Gracey 9/10 pattern
  • Area-specific periodontal curette
  • Designed for posterior buccal surfaces
  • Suitable for posterior lingual surfaces
  • Particularly relevant to molar instrumentation
  • Pronounced contra-angle
  • Short terminal shank configuration
  • Standard working-end dimensions
  • Suitable for posterior periodontal scaling
  • Appropriate for subgingival calculus removal
  • Useful for root-surface instrumentation
  • Supports periodontal debridement
  • Double-ended design
  • Stainless steel construction
  • Reusable professional instrument
  • Suitable for standard sterilization procedures
  • Supplied as a 3-piece set

FAQs

What is a Gracey 9/10 curette used for?
The Gracey 9/10 is an area-specific periodontal curette designed primarily for buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth, particularly molars.

Why is the Gracey 9/10 useful for molars?
Its distinctive contra-angle and shank configuration are designed to provide access around posterior root surfaces where instrumentation can be more difficult.

What is the difference between Gracey 9/10 and 11/12?
The 9/10 is intended for buccal and lingual posterior surfaces, while the 11/12 is designed for mesial surfaces of posterior teeth.

Is the Gracey 9/10 a universal curette?
No. It is an area-specific Gracey curette designed for a defined posterior tooth-surface application.

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