Hoe Orban Scaler SO7/9 GDC

Hoe Orban Scaler  SO7/9 GDC

GDC Sickle Scalers Hoe Orban  (So8/9), plays a vital role in oral hygiene by adeptly removing supragingival calculus and plaque from tooth surfaces above the gum line. These instruments, equipped with pointed ends, offer precise control in the removal process. It is crucial to exercise caution and avoid using scalers below the gum line, as this could potentially cause damage to the gingiva (gums). By utilizing scalers appropriately, dental professionals ensure effective plaque and calculus removal, contributing to optimal oral health. The GDC Sickle Scalers, with their curved design and durable construction, exemplify these principles, providing a reliable tool for maintaining dental cleanliness and patient well-being.

Direction to use :- 

Patient Preparation:

• Ensure the patient is comfortably seated and prepared for the dental procedure.

Instrument Inspection:

• Check the condition of the scalers for any damage or defects before use. Ensure they are properly sterilized.

Positioning and Posture:

• Maintain a comfortable and ergonomic posture. Position the patient and yourself for optimal access to the treatment area.

Supragingival Scaling:

• Identify areas with supragingival calculus or plaque.
• Use the sickle-shaped blade to carefully scale deposits from the tooth surfaces above the gum line.
• Maintain a light, controlled touch to avoid damaging tooth enamel.

Tooth-by-Tooth Approach:

• Work tooth by tooth, ensuring thorough removal of deposits from all surfaces.
• Pay special attention to areas around posterior teeth where access might be challenging.

Gentle Strokes:

• Utilize gentle, short strokes while scaling to prevent discomfort for the patient and reduce the risk of instrument slippage.

Periodic Rinsing:

• Periodically rinse the treatment area to clear debris and improve visibility during the procedure.

Patient Communication:

• Maintain open communication with the patient, checking for any discomfort and ensuring their cooperation throughout the procedure.

Post-Scaling Examination:

• After scaling, conduct a visual and tactile examination to ensure thorough removal of calculus and plaque.

Postoperative Instructions:

• Provide postoperative instructions to the patient, including proper oral hygiene practices and any additional recommendations.

Instrument Care:

• Following use, clean the scalers and sterilize them according to standard infection control protocols.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust