NES-1542

Mesial surfaces of posterior teeth demand an instrument whose blade is already angled for that specific anatomy. The NES-1542 Gracey 11-12 meets the requirement with its classic offset design on a lightweight hollow Ø 9.5 mm handle. When the terminal shank is held parallel to the long axis of the root, the cutting edge automatically assumes the correct working angle, allowing efficient calculus removal with minimal wrist compensation.
Surgical stainless steel construction retains a keen edge through repeated sharpening and sterilization cycles. The hollow handle reduces weight and heightens tactile sensitivity, helping the clinician detect residual or burnished deposits deep within the pocket. Rounded toe geometry protects soft tissue during subgingival insertion and stroke activation.
This curette is a standard selection for mesial posterior debridement in both closed and open procedures. Next Edge Surgical LLC supplies the NES-1542 as a precise diagnostic instrument that also performs active therapy—supporting assessment of root-surface condition while enabling controlled, site-specific deposit removal. A focused tool for reliable posterior mesial access.