GDC Hoe Orban Sickle Scaler SO6/7

GDC Hoe Orban Scaler SO6/7

GDC Sickle Scalers #1 (So6/7) are precision dental instruments designed for the efficient removal of tartar and plaque from teeth. These scalers feature a sharp, curved tip that allows dental professionals to access tight spaces and effectively clean tooth surfaces. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, GDC Sickle Scalers are durable, easy to sterilize, and provide optimal control for meticulous dental hygiene procedures. They are essential tools for maintaining oral health and preventing gum diseases, ensuring patients receive the best possible dental care.

Direction to use :- 

Preparation:

• Ensure that you have properly sterilized and prepared the scaler for use.
• Gather all necessary personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves, masks, and eyewear, to maintain infection control.

Patient Preparation:

• Seat the patient comfortably in the dental chair and ensure good visibility and access to the oral cavity.

Examination:

• Begin with a thorough dental examination to identify areas with tartar or plaque buildup. Pay special attention to the supragingival (above the gumline) areas.

Scaler Selection:

• Choose the GDC Sickle Scaler #1 (So6/7) appropriate for the task. These scalers have a slender, curved tip, making them ideal for reaching tight spaces and removing deposits above the gumline.

Positioning:

• Hold the scaler like a pen with a firm but comfortable grip. Ensure that the working end of the scaler is properly aligned with the area you need to clean.

Scaling Technique:

• Gently insert the curved tip of the scaler just under the edge of the tartar or plaque deposit.
• Use controlled, short, and precise strokes to remove the deposits. Work away from the gumline to prevent damage to the gums.
• Be gentle to avoid damaging tooth enamel and sensitive areas.

Rinsing and Suction:

• Regularly rinse the area being worked on to remove debris and maintain visibility.
• Use a dental suction device to remove excess water and debris from the patient’s mouth.

Assessment:

• Periodically stop and assess the progress of the scaling. Ensure that you have effectively removed all deposits.

Completion:

• Once you have thoroughly scaled the designated areas, finish the procedure.

Post-Procedure Care:

• Instruct the patient on post-scaling care, including proper oral hygiene practices.
• Properly clean and sterilize the scaler for future use.

Documentation:

• Document the procedure in the patient’s dental records for reference and follow-up.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust