204S Sickle Scaler with DuraLite ColorRings Handle (CESC204S)

MSRP: $51.75
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PST-NORD-CESC204S
  • One of the most widely used posterior sickle scalers in dental hygiene, designed for efficiency in removing heavy calculus

Uses

  • Supragingival Debridement:
    • Primarily used above the gumline to remove large deposits of plaque and tartar
  • Posterior Application: 
    • Specifically designed for the facial, lingual, and interproximal surfaces of posterior teeth
  • Implant Maintenance: 
    • Available in specialized titanium versions for cleaning posterior implant surfaces without scratching the metal
  • Minor Subgingival Scaling: 
    • Can be used slightly subgingivally in specific areas where anatomy allows

Features

  • Blade Design: 
    • Features mirror-image blades on each end for universal access to both mesial and distal surfaces
  • Short Terminal Shank: 
    • A 40° angle and shorter reach (4.5mm) compared to the standard 204 model provide better control in tight posterior spaces
  • Signature Stainless Steel: 
    • Crafted from high-carbon surgical-grade steel that is cryogenically hardened for long-lasting sharpness
  • DuraLite ColorRings Handle: 
    • Has a more gradual taper from the tip to the grip so that your fingers are even more comfortable closer to the tip
    • Has a gentle texture to reduce glare and is 100% stainless steel to make it easy to clean and sterilize by any method
    • Incorporates four color ring positions that are below the finger grip surface allowing you to better identify, organize and customize your instrumentation

Benefits

  • Reduced Hand Fatigue: 
    • The lightweight, ergonomic handle designs (9.5mm to 11mm diameters) minimize pinch force and strain during long procedures
  • Enhanced Tactile Sensitivity: 
    • The material and handle construction allow practitioners to feel deposit vibrations more clearly
  • Superior Access: 
    • The shorter, angled shank allows for easier adaptation on the distal surfaces of molars where straight instruments may fail