WHAT THE 7/8 YOUNGER-GOOD CURETTE IS USED FORWith the stainless steel Younger-Good dental curette, you’re getting an excellent all-in-one tool for clearing away calculus on the subgingival and supragingival levels. Subgingival calculus can cause a host of complications in a patient’s mouth that they may not even notice, so it’s essential to have a good tool to remove it before it leads to further damage. And when you clean away the supragingival calculus, you’re giving your client a smile they can show with pride.Your patients will be thankful you have this curette, and so will your employees! The 7/8 Younger-Good Curette has a hollow handle, making it lighter in weight but no less effective. With this design, dentists and hygienists will be able to comfortably use the instrument for a longer time without fatigue.vs. Regular Steel for Younger-Good CurettesWhen you need a 7/8 Younger-Good Curette that stays sharp, you have two tip options — a steel tip or a tip. A steel tip is likely the most similar to what you’ve always used. If you like the feel of a cohesive set of instruments, the steel tip will work well for you.However, you also have the option to try our stainless steel alloy. This durable tip is made in the USA and was designed to have long-lasting sharpness and resistance to chipping. A stainless steel Younger-Good Curette will be a fine improvement to any dental office.Why Choose for Stainless Steel Younger-Good Curettes?Whatever tips you choose, we’ll stand behind our instrument. The 7/8 Younger-Good Curette is a tool that stays sharp — that’s the Promise. On the unlikely chance that you experience a material defect within a year after ordering, we’ll send you a replacement so you can continue spreading smiles, one instrument at a time.Two sharp cutting edges with rounded toeAvailable in US tip or regular steelGuaranteed long-lasting sharpnessAvailable in hollow, ergonomic handle H4
