Periodontal Instruments

McCall Curette

We manufacture the McCall universal curette with a rounded back, toe, and semi-circular cross-section for supra- and subgingival calculus removal, across 6 named patterns including 13/14 and 17S/18S. Tell us the exact pattern suffix and quantity you need when requesting a quote.

Product code
DIS-VAR-0047
Material
Surgical-grade stainless steel
Options
12 available
MOQ
confirmed with your quote
Pricing
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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.

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Available Options

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

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Fig. 11/12DIS-CAT-0522Pattern: Fig. 11/12Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11A/12ADIS-CAT-0523Pattern: Fig. 11A/12ARequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 13/14DIS-CAT-0524Pattern: Fig. 13/14Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 13S/14SDIS-CAT-0525Pattern: Fig. 13S/14SRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 17S/18SDIS-CAT-0526Pattern: Fig. 17S/18SRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 19/20DIS-CAT-0527Pattern: Fig. 19/20Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11/12DIS-CAT-0528Pattern: Fig. 11/12Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 11A/12ADIS-CAT-0529Pattern: Fig. 11A/12ARequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 13/14DIS-CAT-0530Pattern: Fig. 13/14Request pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 13S/14SDIS-CAT-0531Pattern: Fig. 13S/14SRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 17S/18SDIS-CAT-0532Pattern: Fig. 17S/18SRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Fig. 19/20DIS-CAT-0533Pattern: Fig. 19/20Request pricingSelect for Quote
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McCall Curette Questions

What patterns does the McCall range include?

11/12, 11A/12A, 13/14, 13S/14S, 17S/18S, and 19/20 — each currently supplied under two SKUs.

Why do the McCall pattern numbers look similar to Gracey numbers?

McCall numbering mirrors the Gracey posterior sequence in places, which is a numbering convention, not proof the two curette families share the same blade design — McCall is a universal (double-edged) curette, Gracey is area-specific (single-edged).

What is the difference between a McCall curette and a sickle scaler?

The McCall curette has a rounded back and toe for safe subgingival use. A sickle scaler has a pointed tip and triangular cross-section intended for supragingival use only.

What does the S suffix mean on a McCall pattern like 13S/14S?

It denotes a specific blade or shank variant of that numbered pattern. Tell us the full suffix from your existing supply, or describe the region and access you need and we will confirm the matching pattern.