Products

• Anterior matrix system for composite restorations
• Designed to support facial and proximal contour control
• Introductory kit configuration
• Compatible with standard anterior composite techniques
• Supports efficient, repeatable anterior workflows

Where this fits in the sequence: The ErgoFlex Barnhart 1/2 Curette is typically used during the general scaling and root planing phase, when a single instrument is preferred for both supragingival and subgingival debridement across multiple tooth surfaces.

Why clinicians choose the Barnhart 1/2

• Selected as a universal curette, allowing use on both anterior and posterior teeth without changing instruments.
• Commonly chosen when clinicians want versatility and efficiency during periodontal maintenance and initial therapy.
• Preferred when handle ergonomics help reduce hand fatigue during longer scaling appointments.

In-use behavior

In use, the Barnhart 1/2 delivers consistent tactile feedback, allowing clinicians to adapt either cutting edge to different surfaces with controlled angulation. The adaptive handle supports smooth transitions between supragingival and subgingival strokes.

Clinical context

This curette is often incorporated into hygiene and periodontal workflows where clinicians want a reliable, all-purpose instrument that reduces tray complexity while maintaining effective calculus removal.

Technical snapshot

• Barnhart 1/2 universal curette
• Designed for supragingival and subgingival scaling
• ErgoFlex adaptive handle for improved grip and balance
• Supports versatile, multi-surface instrumentation

ApexDent note: The Barnhart 1/2 is chosen when efficiency matters—offering broad coverage with dependable tactile control in a single instrument.

Where this fits in the sequence: The ErgoFlex Barnhart 5/6 Curette is typically used during the general scaling and root planing phase, when clinicians want a single universal instrument capable of efficient supragingival and subgingival debridement—especially in posterior regions.

Why clinicians choose the Barnhart 5/6

• Selected for posterior tooth surfaces, where a broader blade and shank design improves access and coverage.
• Commonly chosen when a universal curette reduces the need to switch instruments between surfaces.
• Preferred when ergonomic handle balance supports consistent control during extended scaling appointments.

In-use behavior

In use, the Barnhart 5/6 provides stable, predictable tactile feedback, allowing clinicians to adapt either cutting edge effectively on posterior anatomy. The adaptive handle supports smooth transitions between supragingival and subgingival strokes with reduced hand strain.

Clinical context

This curette is often incorporated into hygiene and periodontal workflows where clinicians want a posterior-capable universal instrument that balances efficiency, access, and operator comfort.

Technical snapshot

• Barnhart 5/6 universal curette
• Designed for supragingival and subgingival scaling
• Optimized for posterior access and coverage
• ErgoFlex adaptive handle for improved grip and balance

ApexDent note: The Barnhart 5/6 is chosen when posterior coverage and versatility are key—offering dependable performance across multiple surfaces with fewer instrument changes.

• Light-cured block-out resin
• Low-viscosity formulation for precise adaptation
• Blue pigment for enhanced visibility
• Designed for temporary exclusion and protection

Where this fits in the sequence: The ErgoFlex Columbia 13/14 Curette is typically used during the general scaling and root planing phase, when clinicians need a universal instrument capable of effective supragingival and subgingival debridement—especially in posterior regions.

Why clinicians choose the Columbia 13/14

• Selected for its enhanced posterior reach, compared to smaller universal curettes.
• Commonly chosen when a universal curette offers efficiency without switching between multiple area-specific instruments.
• Preferred when handle balance and blade access support consistent scaling across all tooth surfaces.

In-use behavior

In use, the Columbia 13/14 provides stable, confident tactile feedback, allowing clinicians to adapt either cutting edge effectively in posterior anatomy. The adaptive handle supports controlled strokes while reducing hand fatigue during extended hygiene or periodontal appointments.

Clinical context

This curette is often incorporated into hygiene and periodontal workflows where clinicians want a posterior-capable universal instrument that balances coverage, access, and efficiency.

Technical snapshot

• Columbia 13/14 universal curette
• Designed for supragingival and subgingival scaling
• Optimized for posterior access
• ErgoFlex adaptive handle for improved grip and balance

ApexDent note: The Columbia 13/14 is chosen when posterior coverage and versatility matter—delivering reliable performance without increasing tray complexity.

• Light-cured flowable core build-up resin
• Designed for post-endo and restorative foundation placement
• Yellow shade for visual contrast during preparation
• Syringe refill format for clinical efficiency

• Collagen wound dressing plug
• Designed for post-extraction site management
• Supports hemostasis and wound protection
• Resorbable collagen material
• Easy placement without fixation

Driver designed for straight multi unit abutments

Used for placement, tightening, and removal

Supports controlled torque application

Compatible with standard multi unit prosthetic workflows