GDC Columbia Curette Color Coded 4R/4L SC4R/4L #7

GDC Columbia Curette Color Coded SC4R/4L #7 

The GDC Columbia Curette – Color Coded # 4r/4l # 7 (Sc4r/4l) are dental instruments that are designed for use on the posterior teeth, which are located at the back of the mouth. The curettes have a unique blade design with a curved working end that is specifically designed to fit the contours of the posterior teeth. The 4r/4l designation refers to the mirror-image working ends that are suitable for both right and left-handed users. It has a double-ended design with a rounded working end on one side and a flat, angled end on the other. The color coding on the handle helps to easily identify the curette’s specific use and location in the tray. The #4r/4l refers to the pair of curettes, with the “r” indicating the right-hand instrument and the “l” indicating the left-hand instrument.

Indications:

• The GDC Columbia Curettes are commonly used in periodontal therapy and maintenance.
• They are suitable for use in patients with mild to moderate periodontal disease and can be used to clean and smooth the root surfaces of the teeth to prevent further disease progression.

• Made of the finest material, the best grade of stainless steel, depending upon the type of instruments; various quality checks are made starting from the selection of the forging to the final approval by the quality control department.
• GDC has an advanced R&D department, as well as specialists who understand how the instruments must perform in surgery.
• Each year, instruments are updated and redesigned where ever necessary, in cooperation with the expert opinion from all their worthy buyers and knowledgeable customers, helping them to regularly revolutionize their products to the best of the ailing humanity.
  

Direcion to use :- 

• Begin by properly sterilizing the instrument before use.
• Identify the area of the mouth requiring treatment.
• Use the curette to remove plaque and calculus buildup from the surfaces of the teeth and gum line.
• Use the pointed curved blade to access interproximal spaces and the lingual/buccal surfaces of the teeth.
• The blade angle should be adjusted for optimal adaptation to the tooth surface.
• Use light pressure and short, controlled strokes to avoid damaging the tooth surface or causing discomfort to the patient.
• Use a dental mirror to ensure that all areas of the teeth have been properly treated.
• Rinse the mouth thoroughly with water to remove any debris or polishing paste.
• Clean and sterilize the instrument after use.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust