• Designed with a site-specific offset blade configuration that adapts precisely to the natural root anatomy of posterior teeth.
• Features a single working cutting edge that protects adjacent soft tissues from accidental trauma during subgingival instrumentation.
• Manufactured from premium-grade stainless steel to maintain sharpness and structural integrity through multiple sterilization cycles.
• Incorporates a balanced shank design that provides optimal tactile sensitivity and control during deep pocket debridement.
• Facilitates thorough root planing and plaque biofilm removal in complex periodontal therapy workflows.
• Fully autoclavable and compatible with standard dental cleaning and sterilization protocols.

The GDC Gracey Curette CC #7 (SGCC7/8) is a specialized hand instrument designed for non-surgical periodontal treatments in the posterior region. Built for professional dental applications, it targets facial and lingual root surfaces of premolars and molars to eliminate stubborn subgingival calculus and smooth root irregularities. Crafted from high-grade autoclavable stainless steel, this instrument features a precision-angled offset blade that promotes ergonomic handling and minimizes soft tissue discomfort. Its specific geometry ensures exceptional tactile feedback, making it an essential addition to periodontal and scaling instrument kits.

• Type: Gracey curette
• Pattern: #7 (SGCC7/8)
• Application: Facial and lingual surfaces of premolars and molars
• Material: Stainless steel
• Design: Site-specific offset blade with a single cutting edge
• Sterility: Non-sterile (Autoclavable)
• Reusability: Reusable

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Gracey Curette #7

Examine periodontal pocket depths and record clinical measurements prior to starting the scaling procedure. Select the SGCC7/8 instrument and confirm proper shank alignment parallel to the target tooth surface. Insert the blade into the periodontal pocket with the face closed flush against the root surface. Advance the blade smoothly to the base of the pocket, ensuring the tip bypasses the contour safely. Tilt the lower shank slightly toward the tooth to establish the correct 70-degree cutting edge angulation. Execute controlled, overlapping vertical and oblique strokes with firm lateral pressure to remove subgingival deposits. Conclude the procedure by cleaning, inspecting, and sterilizing the instrument according to standard clinical protocols.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd., India

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