Gracey Curettes

Gracey Curettes

We manufacture area-specific Gracey curettes in numbered patterns for anterior, posterior mesial, and posterior distal root surfaces, each with an offset blade and one primary lower cutting edge, supplied individually or as a seven-piece set. Tell us the pattern numbers and quantities you need when requesting a quote.

Material
Stainless Steel
Options
32 available
MOQ
confirmed with your quote
Pricing
$6.00 – $10.00

Include the required pattern, quantity, finish, packaging and destination. We confirm the exact product and commercial terms before production.

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About Gracey Curettes

We build Gracey curettes as area-specific periodontal hand instruments for scaling and root planing. Each numbered pattern has an offset blade with one primary cutting edge, angled so the instrument adapts to a specific tooth surface rather than working universally around the mouth.

How the Offset Blade Works

Unlike a universal curette, which cuts on both edges of its blade, a Gracey curette's offset blade means only the lower cutting edge engages the root surface. This lets us tune the shank and blade angle to a specific tooth group and surface, improving access into periodontal pockets that a universal blade angle cannot reach as cleanly.

Matching a Pattern to the Surface

Match the numbered pattern to the tooth surface you are treating: 1/2 for anterior teeth, 11/12 for mesial surfaces of posterior teeth, 13/14 for distal surfaces of posterior teeth, and so on through our standard range. A full-mouth scaling sequence typically uses several patterns in combination rather than one curette for every surface.

Individual Patterns or the Seven-Piece Set

We supply Gracey curettes as individual patterns or as a seven-piece set, which covers the commonly used combination for practices building a complete Gracey range in one order — see our Gracey Curette Set page for that configuration. We manufacture in stainless steel with a satin finish; minimum order quantity, packaging, and private-label options are confirmed with your quotation.

Sharpening and Care

Inspect the offset blade for edge wear on the single active cutting edge specifically, since the unused upper edge can mask how worn the working edge actually is. Follow your facility's own validated reprocessing protocol; our dental instrument cleaning and ultrasonic processing guide and our instrument sharpening guide cover general reference workflow.

Requesting a Quote

Tell us the pattern numbers, quantities, finish, and destination market. We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, with material evidence confirmed against the order you place.

Gracey curette numbering system and clinical usage

Available Options

Compare the product code and attributes before requesting a quote. Choose an exact option whenever you are matching an existing order.

32 options
Showing 32 of 32 options
OptionProduct codeAttributesPricingRequest quote
Fig. 19/20 — Ref 119DIS-CAT-0453Pattern: Fig. 19/20, Catalog Reference: 119Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 19/20 — Ref 123DIS-CAT-0457Pattern: Fig. 19/20, Catalog Reference: 123Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 411/412DIS-CAT-0463Pattern: Fig. 411/412Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 413/414DIS-CAT-0464Pattern: Fig. 413/414Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. ME-1 — Ref 140DIS-CAT-0474Pattern: Fig. ME-1, Catalog Reference: 140Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 3/4 — Ref 141DIS-CAT-0475Pattern: Fig. 3/4, Catalog Reference: 141Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. ME-1 — Ref 146DIS-CAT-0480Pattern: Fig. ME-1, Catalog Reference: 146Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 3/4 — Ref 147DIS-CAT-0481Pattern: Fig. 3/4, Catalog Reference: 147Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 1/2 — Ref DIS-CAT-0482DIS-CAT-0482Pattern: Fig. 1/2, Clinical Use: Anterior teeth, Catalog Reference: DIS-CAT-0482$6.00 – $10.00Select for Quote
Fig. 3/4 — Ref 149DIS-CAT-0483Pattern: Fig. 3/4, Catalog Reference: 149Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 5/6 — Ref 150DIS-CAT-0484Pattern: Fig. 5/6, Catalog Reference: 150Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 7/8 — Ref 151DIS-CAT-0485Pattern: Fig. 7/8, Catalog Reference: 151Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 9/10 — Ref 152DIS-CAT-0486Pattern: Fig. 9/10, Catalog Reference: 152Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11/12 — Ref DIS-CAT-0487DIS-CAT-0487Pattern: Fig. 11/12, Clinical Use: Posterior mesial surfaces, Catalog Reference: DIS-CAT-0487$6.00 – $10.00Select for Quote
Fig. 13/14 — Ref 154DIS-CAT-0488Pattern: Fig. 13/14, Catalog Reference: 154Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 1/2 — Ref DIS-CAT-0489DIS-CAT-0489Pattern: Fig. 1/2, Clinical Use: Anterior teeth, Catalog Reference: DIS-CAT-0489$6.00 – $10.00Select for Quote
Fig. 3/4 — Ref 156DIS-CAT-0490Pattern: Fig. 3/4, Catalog Reference: 156Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 5/6 — Ref 157DIS-CAT-0491Pattern: Fig. 5/6, Catalog Reference: 157Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 7/8 — Ref 158DIS-CAT-0492Pattern: Fig. 7/8, Catalog Reference: 158Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 9/10 — Ref 159DIS-CAT-0493Pattern: Fig. 9/10, Catalog Reference: 159Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11/12 — Ref DIS-CAT-0494DIS-CAT-0494Pattern: Fig. 11/12, Clinical Use: Posterior mesial surfaces, Catalog Reference: DIS-CAT-0494$6.00 – $10.00Select for Quote
Fig. 13/14 — Ref 161DIS-CAT-0495Pattern: Fig. 13/14, Catalog Reference: 161Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11/14 — Ref 162DIS-CAT-0496Pattern: Fig. 11/14, Catalog Reference: 162Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 12/13 — Ref 163DIS-CAT-0497Pattern: Fig. 12/13, Catalog Reference: 163Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11/14 — Ref 168DIS-CAT-0502Pattern: Fig. 11/14, Catalog Reference: 168Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 12/13 — Ref 169DIS-CAT-0503Pattern: Fig. 12/13, Catalog Reference: 169Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204 — Ref 201DIS-CAT-0535Pattern: Fig. 204, Catalog Reference: 201Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204s — Ref DIS-CAT-0536DIS-CAT-0536Pattern: Fig. 204s, Catalog Reference: DIS-CAT-0536Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204S — Ref 203DIS-CAT-0537Pattern: Fig. 204S, Catalog Reference: 203Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204 — Ref 207DIS-CAT-0541Pattern: Fig. 204, Catalog Reference: 207Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204S — Ref 208DIS-CAT-0542Pattern: Fig. 204S, Catalog Reference: 208Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 204S — Ref 209DIS-CAT-0543Pattern: Fig. 204S, Catalog Reference: 209Request pricingSelect for Quote
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Gracey Curettes Questions

What surfaces is the Gracey 11/12 used on?

It is area-specific for the mesial surfaces of posterior teeth, reaching into posterior pockets via its shank bend and offset blade.

What is the difference between a Gracey curette and a universal curette?

A Gracey curette has an offset blade with one active cutting edge, tuned to a specific tooth surface. A universal curette cuts on both edges and adapts to more surfaces with one instrument, but with less precise angulation for any single surface.

Do I need the full seven-piece Gracey set, or can I order individual patterns?

Either. Individual patterns are available for practices filling a specific gap; the seven-piece set covers the commonly used combination in one order.

Is the Gracey Curette 1/2 autoclave sterilizable?

Yes, as a reusable stainless steel instrument reprocessed under your facility’s validated sterilization procedure.

Can I order the 7-piece set instead of individual patterns?

Yes — see our Gracey Curette Set (7 Pieces) page for that configuration, or tell us at quotation if you want a different combination of patterns.

What surfaces is the Gracey 1/2 used on?

It is area-specific for anterior teeth, with an offset blade so only the lower cutting edge engages the root during scaling and root planing.