What kind of calculus do mini curettes remove? - Answers Light to Heavy Calc in narrow pockets
If a patient has a 6mm pocket with light to moderate calc what is the best instrument to use to remove
this calculus? - Answers Mini Curett
This instrument is 20% thinner and 50% shorter then the STANDARD Curett - Answers Mini Curett
This instrument has a long shank 3mm has precise bends, thinner and shorter blade and is ridgid -
Answers Mini Curett
What is an Extended Curett used for? - Answers Scaling and Root planning
What kind of calc. does and Extended Curett remove? - Answers Moderate to Heavy Calc
True or False: When using an extended cutrett you would need to use an advanced fulcrum? - Answers
True
What instrument has a terminal shank that is 3mm longer then a standard curette? - Answers Extended
Currette
This instrument is used for pockets that are at least 5mm or more - Answers Extended Curette
Standard VS Rigid: Removes light to Moderate calc. and is area specific? - Answers Standard
Standard Vs. Rigid: Removes Moderate to Heavy Calc - Answers Rigid
Standard Vs. Rigid: Used for root debridement - Answers Rigid
Standard Vs. Rigid: Has a longer terminal shank, wider shank, and enters furcations - Answers Rigid
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: (2) cutting edges per working end and has a rigid shank? - Answers
Longer curette
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Has a shorter and complex shank - Answers Longer
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Mainly self angulated 90 degree to terminal shank - Answers Longer
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Is used on mandibular posterior mesial and distal - Answers Gracey
Curette 1/2
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Maxillary posterior mesial and distal - Answers Gracey Curette 3/4
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Used on Anterior and Premolars - Answers Gracey Curette 5/6
Longer Curette Vs Gracey Curette: Used on all posteriors - Answers Gracey Curette 17/18