NES-1595

7/8/2026
Navigating posterior interproximal spaces requires specialized instrument angles capable of reaching complex root structures without causing patient discomfort. The NES-1595 Gracey Curette addresses this challenge head-on with its distinct terminal shank bend, custom-shaped for the facial and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth. Manufactured to rigid quality metrics by Next Edge Surgical LLC, this instrument utilizes high-grade surgical stainless steel that retains its keen cutting edge through demanding clinical usage.
The single-cutting-edge blade configuration sits at an exact 70-degree angle to the lower shank, ensuring the working blade automatically aligns at the correct clinical position when held parallel to the tooth surface. Practitioners frequently rely on this tool not only for definitive root planing, but also as a versatile diagnostic instrument to feel for hidden calculus margins, cemental irregularities, and subgingival enamel projections within deep sulcular pockets.
A knurled, wide-diameter grip offers firm anti-slip management, enabling smooth, controlled pulling strokes across molar and premolar contours. Fully compatible with standard autoclaving procedures, this instrument combines clinical longevity with superior handling ergonomics. It serves as an indispensible addition to any modern periodontic tray setup where reliable, predictable root debridement is required.