The Quinelato Gracey 7/8 Curette Mini is a mini-bladed instrument for the buccal and lingual surfaces of the posterior teeth, combining a short mini blade with an extended terminal shank. It advances into deep, narrow posterior pockets and furcation entrances while a rounded toe and rounded back keep the stroke atraumatic.
Key Features
Mini Blade — the short working end enters furcation openings and narrow posterior pockets, staying adapted to the root inside the confined space
Extended Terminal Shank — the lengthened shank delivers the blade to the depth of posterior facial and lingual pockets from a stable extraoral or intraoral rest
Posterior Buccal and Lingual Orientation — the shank bends route the mini blade around the arch onto premolar and molar facial and lingual roots
Single Cutting Edge — the offset blade fixes the active edge, so lateral pressure reaches the root even where the operator is working blind
Textured Steel Handle — the knurled, corrosion-resistant body sustains grip security and withstands routine sterilization
Technical Specifications
Material: Surgical stainless steel
Application Area: Posterior teeth (premolars and molars) — buccal and lingual surfaces
Blade Design: Mini blade with a single cutting edge, a rounded toe, and a rounded back
Shank Design: Extended terminal shank with posterior buccal and lingual 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 buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth
Certifications: FDA Approved, MDSAP, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016
Country of Manufacture: Brazil
Package Includes: Quinelato Gracey 7/8 Curette Mini
Clinical Applications
Buccal and lingual furcation entrances on multi-rooted teeth where the opening is narrow and the concavity must be followed.
Deep narrow pockets on molar facial surfaces instrumented closed to the base without displacing the tissue.
Root trunk concavities of posterior teeth followed along their contour during closed debridement.
Can your working end actually enter the furcation?
A mini blade on an extended shank turns those openings into instrumentable surfaces.
