Dental Curette – Sickle Scalers Towner-Jaquette – NES-1630

Fig. U15/30
The NES-1630 shares its Towner-Jaquette lineage with the NES-1629 but is cut to the Fig. U15/30 specification, a slightly different blade angle intended to widen the range of contact points and embrasures a single scaler can comfortably reach. Like every sickle-style instrument, the working end tapers to a sharp point with two cutting edges meeting at the tip, built for hard, supragingival calculus rather than subgingival root work.
Quick specs:
Towner-Jaquette Fig. U15/30 blade pattern for supragingival calculus removal
Pointed tip and triangular cross-section for clean access into tight embrasures
Surgical stainless steel construction, resistant to flex under normal scaling pressure
Useful as a diagnostic instrument for detecting calculus ledges along the gumline
Fully autoclavable for routine between-patient sterilization
Comfortable handle diameter for a firm, fatigue-resistant grip
This scaler earns its place on the tray during initial exams and routine cleanings, where visible or lightly subgingival calculus needs to come off quickly without switching to a curette. Clinicians who already stock the NES-1629 often add the NES-1630 as a companion piece, since the two together cover a broader spread of angulations across the same Towner-Jaquette family.