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GDC Gracey Curettes Cc Distal Surfaces Of Posterior Teeth # 7 (Sgcc13/14)

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• Optimized terminal shank angulation for deep periodontal access

• Color-coded CC handle (#7) for easy identification

• Precision-sharp cutting edges for effective calculus removal

• Minimal tissue trauma during scaling and root planing

• Enhanced accessibility in posterior molar regions

• Ergonomic lightweight handle for reduced operator fatigue

• Improved tactile sensitivity for controlled instrumentation

• High-grade stainless steel construction

• Corrosion-resistant and durable under repeated use

• Maintains sharpness through multiple sterilization cycles

• Fully autoclavable and reusable

• 6-month warranty against rust

Detail Description

The GDC Gracey Curette #13/14 (SGCC13/14) is a specialized periodontal instrument designed for subgingival scaling and root planing on the distal surfaces of posterior teeth, particularly molars and premolars. Its area-specific design and optimized shank angulation allow excellent access to deep periodontal pockets and difficult distal root surfaces. The CC color-coded ergonomic handle improves instrument identification and provides superior grip comfort during clinical procedures. Made from high-grade stainless steel, it ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent cutting efficiency with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues.

• 1 x Gracey Curette #13/14 (SGCC13/14)

• Model: SGCC13/14

• Instrument Type: Area-specific Gracey curette

• Application: Distal surfaces of posterior teeth

• Handle Type: CC color-coded ergonomic handle (#7)

• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel

• Sterilization: Autoclavable

• Reusable: Yes

• Corrosion Resistance: Yes

• Sterilize before each clinical use using standard autoclave protocols

• Use modified pen grasp for stable control

• Maintain terminal shank parallel to the tooth surface during instrumentation