Periodontal Instruments

Standard /Mini Gracey Curettes.
These area-specific curettes remove deep sub-gingival calculus and finish sub-gingival root surfaces.
These dental instruments are best for finishing the sub-gingival root surface. They have multiple variations. So, you can pick the best one of your choice.

Universal Curettes.
A universal curette is a double-ended instrument used for periodontal scaling, calculus debridement, and root planning.
The purpose of the universal curette is to remove small or medium size calculus deposits and can be used both supragingival and subgingivally.

Sickle Scalers.
Sickle scalers are used to remove plaque and calculus from the tooth surface.
The sickle scaler tip can be used to remove calculus from the developmental grooves and blood grooves in canine teeth.
Periodontal files are used for debridement in deep pockets. They are excellent for breaking up tenacious or large calculus deposits.

Periodontal Files.
Periodontal files are used for debridement in deep pockets. They are excellent for breaking up tenacious or 
large calculus deposits. 

Periodontal Curette.
Periodontal Curette is an instrument used to clean plaque & calculus deposits in the sub gingival area of deep periodontal pockets.

Periodontal Chisels.
This instrument is critical to the dental implant procedure as it is used to remove, smooth, and contour areas of bone so that implant hardware can be inserted.

Periodontal Knives.
Periodontal knives are used to create a bevel incision, contour the gingiva, or excise interproximal tissue.

Tunneling Knives.
For incisions that remove or raconteur soft tissue. Also useful to excise interproximal tissue.