Waldent Columbia Curettes

• Type: Periodontal Curette
• Category: Periodontal Instruments
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable

Preparation:

• Ensure the curette is thoroughly cleaned and sterilized before use.
• Position the patient comfortably in a supine position for optimal access to the treatment area.

Instrument Selection:

• Use the 2R/2L variant for scaling and root planing in the anterior region of the mouth, including canines.
• For broader applications or posterior teeth, opt for the 4R/4L variant.

Grip and Handling:

• Hold the instrument with a firm yet relaxed modified pen grasp to maintain control and stability during use.
• Ensure the shank is aligned for optimal adaptation to the tooth surface.

Procedure:

• Gently insert the curette into the gingival sulcus or periodontal pocket at the correct angulation (approximately 70–80 degrees).
• Apply light to moderate pressure while using short, controlled strokes to remove calculus and smooth root surfaces.
• Use vertical, horizontal, or oblique strokes depending on the surface being treated.

Post-Use Care:

• After the procedure, immediately rinse the instrument to remove debris.
• Clean and sterilize the curette following standard protocols to ensure its longevity and effectiveness.

Safety Precautions:

• Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to tooth structure or soft tissues.
• Regularly inspect the instrument for wear or damage to ensure optimal performance.

• Autoclavable for repeated and safe use.
• High-quality material ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.
• Designed for use on all aspects of anterior teeth, including canines.

• Long shank for enhanced access to difficult-to-reach areas.
• Small contra-angle for precise instrument placement.
• Return angle for improved stability during use.
• Suitable for both supra and subgingival scaling.
• Autoclavable for repeated and safe use.
• High-quality material ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.
• Designed for use on all aspects of anterior teeth, including canines.