13/14 Indiana University Curette

The 13/14 Indiana University Curette is a specialized periodontal dental instrument designed for professional scaling, root surface debridement, and removal of calculus deposits during periodontal procedures. Its anatomically oriented working end is designed to provide controlled access to appropriate tooth surfaces, supporting precise instrumentation in professional dental and periodontal care. Manufactured from durable stainless steel , the 13/14 Indiana University Curette is designed for repeated clinical use when properly maintained and processed. Stainless-steel construction provides strength, corrosion resistance, and durability while supporting routine cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures. The polished finish also facilitates instrument maintenance and helps provide a smooth professional surface. The curette design allows dental professionals to work with controlled strokes when removing deposits from periodontal areas. The 13/14 configuration is intended for specific periodontal instrumentation applications and can be used as part of a comprehensive dental hygiene setup. Its working-end geometry allows the operator to position the instrument appropriately against the tooth surface while maintaining control during scaling and root debridement. The Indiana University Curette can be incorporated into periodontal instrument kits alongside explorers, periodontal probes, universal curettes, area-specific curettes, sickle scalers, and other dental scaling instruments. Using the appropriate curette for the clinical area can help improve access and instrumentation efficiency during periodontal treatment. For dental professionals, instrument handling and ergonomics are important during procedures that require repetitive scaling movements. The 13/14 Indiana University Curette is designed as a handheld precision instrument that allows controlled manipulation and tactile feedback when used with appropriate clinical technique. Its reusable construction makes it suitable for dental practices, periodontal clinics, dental hygiene departments, and educational institutions. Following clinical use, the instrument should be thoroughly cleaned and processed according to established infection-control procedures. Reusable stainless-steel dental instruments should undergo validated cleaning and sterilization protocols before being returned to clinical service. Proper maintenance is important for preserving the working edge, surface finish, and overall functionality of the curette. The 13/14 Indiana University Curette is a practical addition to professional periodontal instrumentation collections where precise calculus removal and root surface instrumentation are required. Its durable stainless-steel construction, specialized working-end configuration, and reusable design make it a suitable choice for professional dental environments. Whether purchased individually or incorporated into a larger periodontal curette set , this instrument provides dental professionals with a dedicated option for area-specific periodontal instrumentation. As with all dental hand instruments, appropriate technique, patient assessment, instrument selection, and manufacturer-recommended processing should be followed. Key Features 13/14 Indiana University periodontal curette design Designed for professional periodontal instrumentation Suitable for subgingival calculus removal Supports root surface debridement procedures Precision stainless-steel construction Durable and corrosion-resistant design Polished finish for easier cleaning and maintenance Reusable for professional dental applications Designed for controlled hand instrumentation Suitable for dentists and dental hygienists Compatible with comprehensive periodontal instrument setups Suitable for validated cleaning and sterilization procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Periodontal Curette Application Periodontal Scaling & Calculus Removal Material Stainless Steel Finish Polished Sterilization Autoclavable / Sterilizable according to manufacturer instructions Reusability Reusable Specialty Dentistry / Periodontics Instrument Type 13/14 Indiana University Curette Usage Subgingival Scaling & Root Surface Debridement Working End 13/14 Curette Design Area-Specific Periodontal Instrument Product Contents 1 × 13/14 Indiana University Curette Product Contents 1 × 13/14 Indiana University Curette Applications The 13/14 Indiana University Curette may be used for: Subgingival calculus removal Periodontal scaling Root surface debridement Periodontal maintenance procedures Removal of deposits from appropriate tooth surfaces Professional dental hygiene procedures Periodontal treatment and maintenance Dental teaching and clinical training Professional periodontal instrument setups FAQs 1. What is a 13/14 Indiana University Curette? The 13/14 Indiana University Curette is an area-specific periodontal hand instrument designed for professional scaling, calculus removal, and root surface debridement. 2. What is a 13/14 curette used for? It is used for controlled periodontal instrumentation, particularly for removing subgingival calculus and deposits from clinically appropriate tooth surfaces. 3. Is the 13/14 Indiana University Curette reusable? Yes. A reusable stainless-steel version can be cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized between patients according to validated infection-control procedures. 4. What material is this periodontal curette made from? The instrument is manufactured from stainless steel, providing durability, corrosion resistance, and suitability for repeated professional processing. 5. Can the Indiana University Curette be autoclaved? Reusable stainless-steel dental curettes are generally suitable for steam sterilization when permitted by the manufacturer’s instructions. Always follow the specific processing guidelines supplied with the instrument. 6. Who uses an Indiana University Curette? It is intended for qualified dental professionals, including dentists and dental hygienists, for appropriate periodontal instrumentation procedures. 7. What does the 13/14 designation mean? The 13/14 designation identifies the specific working-end configuration of the curette and helps dental professionals select the appropriate instrument for the intended clinical area and instrumentation technique.