About McCall Curette
We build the McCall curette as a universal periodontal instrument with a rounded back, rounded toe, and semi-circular cross-section, used for supragingival and subgingival calculus removal across the mouth.
A Rounded Design, Familiar Numbering
The rounded back and toe distinguish this curette from a sickle scaler's pointed tip and triangular cross-section, letting the McCall curette adapt subgingivally without the risk of tissue trauma a pointed instrument carries. Its numbering mirrors the Gracey posterior sequence in places (13/14, 17/18-family), which makes it a familiar addition for clinicians already trained on Gracey patterns.
Matching the Suffix to the Region
Match the pattern to the region and surface: the 11/12 and 11A/12A patterns, 13/14 and 13S/14S patterns, and 17S/18S and 19/20 patterns each target different posterior access needs. Tell us the exact suffix (the S-suffix denotes a specific blade or shank variant) rather than ordering "McCall curette" generically.
Ordering and Care
We manufacture in surgical-grade stainless steel that reshapes back to its original blade angle through correct chairside sharpening; satin or mirror finish is a cosmetic option. Available for bulk and OEM orders; minimum order quantity is confirmed with your quotation. Check the rounded toe specifically for flattening after repeated sharpening cycles — over-sharpening can gradually remove the rounded profile that distinguishes this curette design from a sickle scaler. 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 suffix, quantity, finish, and destination market. We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, with material evidence confirmed against the order you place.

