Hu-Friedy's It's About Time | Sharpening Universal Curettes
Universal curettes, such as Langer, Columbia and Barnhart curettes, have two parallel cutting edges which are formed by the junction of the facial surface with the two lateral surfaces. The two cutting edges meet at the end of the instrument to form a rounded toe. The undersurface of this blade is rounded and the cross-section view reveals a semi-circle blade shape.
The universal curette is sharpened with the same method as the sickle scaler except for one difference. Since the curette has a rounded toe rather than a point, an extra step will be needed to round the toe.
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This is the first time I've seen anyone recommend using the 3 minute mark. I was told to use the 5 minute mark in school
Amazing video!
that is very helpful Thank you
plz more videos
70- 80 degree angle between blade and stone .and 100-110 degree angle with shank and stone .I think