Specialized #6 shank orientation engineered specifically to adapt to posterior dental anatomy. Dual curved, pointed sickle blades for reaching occlusal fissures and interproximal contact zones. Precision-crafted surgical stainless steel offering superior wear resistance and durability. Balanced tactile feedback allowing controlled deposit detachment with minimal hand fatigue. Solid metallic handle structure ensuring reliable grip and firm instrument control during scaling. Fully autoclavable design supporting rigorous infection control and standard sterilization protocols.

The GDC Sickle Scalers Posterior #6 (Sn135) is a specialized periodontal hand instrument crafted for removing heavy supragingival plaque, tartar, and calculus deposits from posterior teeth. Its anatomical curvature and double-ended configuration allow clinicians to access difficult interproximal and occlusal surfaces efficiently. Engineered from surgical-grade stainless steel, this hand scaler offers long-lasting edge retention, high corrosion resistance, and complete autoclave compatibility. The solid handle structure gives clinicians optimal control and enhanced tactile awareness needed during scaling procedures. Supplied as a single-piece retail unit, the #6 Sn135 variant is an essential tool for dental hygienists and periodontists aiming for thorough supragingival debridement while maintaining patient safety and operator comfort.

Model: #6 (Sn135) Instrument Type: Double-Ended Sickle Scaler Application Area: Supragingival scaling on posterior teeth Material: High-grade Stainless Steel Handle Type: Solid Handle (#6 design) Autoclavable: Yes Reusability: Reusable

1 Pack Contains:

1 × GDC Sickle Scaler Posterior #6 (Sn135)

Clean and sterilize the instrument following standard autoclave protocols before clinical use. Position the patient comfortably for optimal illumination and access to the posterior region. Hold the scaler using a modified pen grasp to maintain stability and tactile sensitivity. Adapt the tip of the working blade against the supragingival deposit at an angle of 70 to 80 degrees. Execute short, controlled vertical or oblique pull strokes to dislodge plaque and calculus deposits. Thoroughly clean and rinse the instrument prior to re-sterilization after completing the procedure.

Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.; Country of Origin: India

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