Dental H6-H7 Scaler

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Purpose: Removes plaque, tartar, and calculus from teeth during routine cleanings.
Design: Double-ended, with a curved, pointed tip (H6) and a hook-like tip (H7) for different scaling needs.
Material: Made from high-quality, durable stainless steel.
Sterilization: Autoclavable for easy cleaning and reuse.

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Description

The Dental H6-H7 Scaler is a hand-held, double-ended dental instrument . Commonly used for removing calculus (tartar) and plaque from the teeth during routine cleanings. This scaler has sharp, curved tips on both ends, allowing it to efficiently clean hard-to-reach areas. It is Dental professionals use it for scaling and debridement of teeth, particularly in patients with moderate to heavy plaque accumulation.

Key Features:

Double-ended Design: One end typically features a sickle-shaped scaler, while the other end may have a hook or curved tip for different types of scaling.
Ergonomic Handle: Designed for comfort, the handle is typically textured to reduce hand fatigue and ensure a secure grip during procedures.
High-quality Stainless Steel: Made from durable, high-grade stainless steel, it ensures longevity, strength, and resistance to rust or corrosion.
Precision Tip: The sharp tips are designed for precise removal of calculus, making it effective for scaling.
Lightweight: The instrument is lightweight, offering better control and maneuverability for the practitioner during dental procedures.

Uses:

Removal of Calculus and Plaque: The primary use of the H6-H7 scaler is to remove plaque, tartar, and calculus from the teeth, especially above and below the gumline.
Periodontal Maintenance: It is widely used in periodontal treatments to clean and maintain gum health.
Scaling of Hard-to-Reach Areas: The sharp tips and curved design make it particularly effective for scaling hard-to-reach areas between teeth.
Pre-Treatment Cleaning: It is used as part of the cleaning procedure before other treatments, such as root planing or polishing.

What is the difference between the H6 and H7 ends of the scaler?

The H6 end typically features a more curved, pointed tip that removes calculus from tight spots. while the H7 end uses a hook-like shape to remove calculus from larger surface areas.

Is the H6-H7 scaler autoclavable?

Yes, high-quality stainless steel makes the H6-H7 scaler autoclavable for easy sterilization.

Can I use the H6-H7 scaler on all patients?

Yes, this scaler is suitable for use on most patients, especially for removing plaque and tartar. However, the intensity of scaling should be adjusted depending on the severity of plaque buildup.

How should I maintain my H6-H7 scaler?

After each use, clean the scaler thoroughly and sterilize it by autoclaving. Regularly inspect the tips for any signs of damage or wear to ensure optimal performance.

Is this scaler effective for heavy calculus buildup?

Yes, the H6-H7 scaler effectively removes moderate to heavy calculus, but dental professionals may recommend other scaling instruments or ultrasonic scalers for extremely hard deposits.