NES-1699

The Nevi series exists because a single blade angle can’t cover every posterior root surface exposed during periodontal surgery — the NES-1699 Nevi 4 posterior curette covers the angle its Nevi 3 counterpart doesn’t reach as cleanly, giving surgical teams a fuller set of access options once a flap is open.
What the “4” pattern brings to the tray:
A steeper blade-to-shank angle than the Nevi 3, suited to distal root surfaces and deeper furcation entrances
Rigid, heavier-gauge blade built to withstand firm surgical strokes without deflecting off the root
Wide enough cutting edge to clear granulation tissue and diseased cementum efficiently in open-field procedures
Sharp tip that doubles as a tactile diagnostic instrument for checking root smoothness before suturing
One-piece forged construction with no seams for debris to collect in during sterilization
Surgical curettes like this one rarely work alone — most periodontal procedures call for two or three Nevi angulations to fully address a quadrant, and the NES-1699 is typically paired with the Nevi 3 or similar posterior patterns to cover the full range of access angles a surgeon encounters during flap surgery.
Machined from surgical-grade stainless steel, it holds a stable edge through repeated autoclaving and heavy clinical use. A practical pick for periodontal and oral surgery teams building out a complete set of posterior surgical curettes rather than relying on a single universal angle.