Interproxmial Scaler 204S Double Ended
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The 204S Interproximal Scaler (Double-Ended) is a precision dental hand instrument designed to remove supragingival calculus from the mesial and distal surfaces of posterior teeth. Its sharp, sickle-shaped blades and compact design make it ideal for interproximal access in both human and veterinary dentistry.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Double-ended interproximal sickle scaler |
| Blade Design | Sharp, curved sickle tips; ideal for posterior interproximal areas |
| Use | Supragingival calculus removal (not for subgingival scaling) |
| Common Applications | Dental cleanings in human dentistry, and feline/small animal dentistry |
| Material | Surgical-grade stainless steel |
| Handle Options | Stainless steel, Featherweight XL, silicone-coated (Z-Soft) |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable; retains integrity with routine sterilization |
| Veterinary Compatibility | Frequently used in feline scaler-curette kits (e.g., Serona SK-103) |
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The 204S Interproximal Scaler is a double-ended sickle scaler specifically designed for the removal of heavy calculus deposits in the interproximal areas of posterior teeth. Each end features a small, curved, sickle-shaped blade with a sharp tip and angled shank, allowing optimal adaptation to mesial and distal surfaces without causing tissue trauma.
Widely used in both human and veterinary applications (especially in cats and small dogs), the 204S is crafted from high-grade stainless steel for durability and edge retention. It comes with various handle styles such as:
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Standard stainless steel – Durable and balanced
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Featherweight or ergonomic grip – For reduced hand fatigue
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Silicone-coated (Z-Soft) – Offers enhanced comfort and control
This scaler is not intended for subgingival use, as the sharp tip may damage soft tissues below the gumline. Instead, it’s ideal for supragingival scaling, particularly for removing calculus located between tight contacts in posterior quadrants.
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