Gracey 5/6 Curette Mini

Gracey 5/6 Curette Mini

Quinelato SKU: QD.002.06
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The Quinelato Gracey 5/6 Curette Mini is a mini-bladed instrument covering the anterior teeth and premolars, built on a short mini blade and an extended terminal shank. It reaches confined subgingival sites across the canine-to-premolar transition, cutting on a single edge with a rounded toe and a rounded back.

Key Features

  • Mini Blade — the short blade seats fully inside constricted pockets and root concavities across the anterior and premolar segments

  • Extended Terminal Shank — added terminal length brings the working end to the pocket base without forcing the shank against the gingival margin

  • Anterior and Premolar Coverage — a moderate angulation follows the arch through the change in root form from canine to first premolar

  • Offset Single-Edge Blade — only the lower edge engages, giving a reproducible working angulation in spaces too tight for visual confirmation

  • Polished Corrosion-Resistant Steel — a smooth, textured surgical steel body resists deposit adherence and repeated autoclaving

Technical Specifications

  • Material: Surgical stainless steel

  • Application Area: Anterior teeth and premolars — all surfaces

  • Blade Design: Mini blade with a single cutting edge, a rounded toe, and a rounded back

  • Shank Design: Extended terminal shank with moderate anterior-to-premolar angulation

  • Handle: Ergonomic textured handle

  • Finish: Polished, corrosion-resistant surface

  • Reprocessing: Autoclavable at 134 °C (273 °F)

  • Purpose: Subgingival scaling and root planing in deep, narrow pockets on the anterior teeth and premolars

  • Certifications: FDA Approved, MDSAP, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016

  • Country of Manufacture: Brazil

  • Package Includes: Quinelato Gracey 5/6 Curette Mini

Clinical Applications

  • Narrow pockets across the canine and premolar region where the transition in root form complicates blade adaptation.

  • Premolar root concavities including the mesial depression of the maxillary first premolar.

  • Confined subgingival sites in the anterior segment treated closed when pocket width limits the working end.

Where does the arch change shape on you?
This mini working end holds its adaptation right through the canine-to-premolar transition.