Kirkland Gingivectomy Knife #K 15/16 | Helmut Zepf No. 24.437.01

The Kirkland Gingivectomy Knife is a precision periodontal instrument engineered for gingivectomy procedures, offering clinicians reliable cutting performance and controlled tissue management across a range of surgical periodontal applications. Catalogued under Helmut Zepf reference number 24.437.01, this instrument carries the K 15/16 blade designation and represents the trusted Kirkland design used in clinical practice worldwide.

Instrument Overview

The K 15/16 blade configuration features a curved, kidney-shaped cutting edge that is well suited to interproximal and facial gingival tissue excision. Its balanced profile supports tactile feedback and precise incision control, making the Kirkland Gingivectomy Knife a reliable choice for surgical gingival contouring procedures in periodontal therapy.

Key Features

• Classic Kirkland periodontic blade design in the K 15/16 configuration
• Intended for gingivectomy and gingival contouring procedures
• Manufactured by Helmut Zepf, a specialist in high-quality dental hand instruments
• Made in Germany — reflecting stringent manufacturing standards and precision craftsmanship
• Suitable for professional clinical and surgical periodontal use
• Catalogued under Helmut Zepf product reference No. 24.437.01

Made in Germany

Produced in Germany, the Kirkland Gingivectomy Knife reflects a manufacturing tradition associated with consistent quality control and precision in the dental instrument industry. Helmut Zepf instruments are trusted by dental professionals who demand durability and reliability in their periodontal armamentarium.

FAQ

What procedure is the Kirkland Gingivectomy Knife used for? It is used primarily for gingivectomy procedures, involving the excision and reshaping of gingival tissue as part of periodontal therapy.

What does the K 15/16 designation indicate? The K 15/16 designation refers to the specific blade numbering of the Kirkland design, indicating the paired blade angles used for accessing different surfaces of the dentition.

Who manufactures this instrument? This instrument is manufactured by Helmut Zepf, a German dental instrument specialist, under product reference No. 24.437.01.