American Eagles Talon Tough™ Gracey +3 Deep Pocket 5-6, anterior

Gracey Deep Pocket curette, slightly angled for all anterior and canine surfaces. Deep Pocket instruments have a 3 mm longer 1st shank. Ideal for larger pocket depths.

MDA Registration No. GMD77463860918A

The perfected heat and cold treatment of our Talon Tough™ line of stainless steel instruments has enabled American Eagle to offer products of the highest quality for over 30 years. Sharper and more durable than other stainless steel instruments. As the user, you will feel the difference.

Talon Tough™ – handcrafted stainless steel instrument tips

In 1992, American Eagle Instruments introduced Talon Tough™ stainless steel instruments to the dental market – manufactured from high-quality stainless steel that was heat treated to the highest standards. The perfected heat and cold treatment of our Talon Tough™ line of stainless steel instruments has enabled American Eagle to offer products of the highest quality for 30 years. This unique method makes the cutting edge sharper and more durable than other stainless steel instruments. As the user, you will feel the difference. Talon Tough steel tips are handcrafted.

In addition, as a fully integrated manufacturer, we are able to maintain the highest quality standards from the raw material to the finished product. American Eagle Instruments sets the standard in instrument design and quality. The instruments are subject to strict quality controls during the manufacturing process in accordance with ISO 13485 standards.

Sharpening

Countless popular curette, scaler and Gracey curette designs are available in Talon Tough™ stainless steel.

Talon Tough™ instrument tips allow for regular sharpening – unlike working ends with XP Technology®, which must not be sharpened. You can find out more about this in our American Eagle sharpening video.

Frequently asked questions about Talon Tough™ dental instruments

Can I sharpen instruments with Talon Tough™ tips?

Yes, these stainless steel tips are suitable for sharpening. Information on handling stainless steel tips correctly during sharpening and an overview of available and recommended whetstones can be found at the American Eagle Sharpening Materials.