NES-1563

Not every clinician wants a hollow handle. Some prefer the denser, more traditional feel of a solid grip, and the NES-1563 is built for exactly that preference: nine Gracey curettes, each with a solid stainless handle measuring Ø 6mm over 170mm, thinner and heavier in the hand than the hollow-core alternative many manufacturers push as the default. That extra weight isn’t a drawback here, it’s the point. A denser handle transmits root-surface texture more directly to the fingers, which some hygienists and periodontists find gives them finer control during meticulous subgingival instrumentation, particularly on patients with heavier calculus burden.
The nine-piece configuration spans the full arch: anterior curettes for incisors and canines, mid-range patterns for premolars, and posterior curettes shaped for the mesial, distal, facial, and lingual surfaces of molars. That’s two more curettes than the standard seven-piece set, closing coverage gaps some practices only notice mid-procedure. Every blade is forged from surgical stainless steel and autoclaves cleanly without corrosion or discoloration over years of sterilization cycles.
Clinics running full periodontal maintenance programs often pair this set with a diagnostic instrument for pocket charting before selecting which curette in the case matches the surface being treated. Next Edge Surgical finishes the NES-1563 to consistent specifications across all nine pieces, so the set performs uniformly whether it’s brand new or has been in rotation for years.