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5 X Periodontal Montana Jack Sickle Scaler Light Double Ended Dental Instruments
$84.99
Set of 5 Periodontal Montana Jack Sickle Scalers, double-ended and lightweight for maximum precision and comfort. Made from premium stainless steel, these scalers are ideal for removing plaque, tartar, and calculus from all tooth surfaces. Perfect for dental professionals, hygienists, and students looking for reliable and ergonomic instruments.
149 in stock (can be backordered)
| Title | Qty | After Discount Price |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 Get 5% Discount | 2 | $80.74 |
| Buy 3 Get 8% Discount | 3 | $78.19 |
| Buy 4 Get 10% Discount | 4 + | $76.49 |
5 X Periodontal Montana Jack Sickle Scaler Light Double Ended Dental Instruments
This set of 5 Montana Jack sickle scalers gives your practice a thin, light, double ended scaler for plaque, tartar, and calculus removal. Each handle has two working ends, so one pack gives you 10 working ends. The slim blade is made for tight interproximal spaces, which makes it a strong choice for periodontal maintenance and routine prophylaxis.
Montana Jack Sickle Scaler Set at a Glance
- Quantity: 5 double ended scalers (10 working ends)
- Design: Montana Jack style sickle blade
- Material: premium stainless steel
- Handle: lightweight and ergonomic
- Use: plaque, tartar, and calculus removal
- Made for: dentists, hygienists, and dental students
What Is a Montana Jack Scaler?
A sickle scaler has a pointed tip and a triangular blade with two cutting edges. Clinicians use it to lift hard deposits from the tooth surface above the gumline and between the teeth.
The Montana Jack is a slim version of this design. Its blade is thinner than a standard sickle, and the shank has a bend that helps it reach both front and back teeth. This is why many hygienists like to keep one on every tray.
Key Features of These Double Ended Dental Scalers
Thin Sickle Blade for Tight Contacts
Tight interproximal areas are where calculus likes to hide. The fine tip and slim blade slide into narrow spaces and remove deposits with controlled, smooth strokes. A thinner blade also means less force at the contact point, which is kinder to the gum tissue.
Premium Stainless Steel Construction
Each scaler is made from premium-grade stainless steel. It resists corrosion, holds a sharp edge, and stays strong through repeated cleaning and sterilization cycles. A sharp edge matters because a dull scaler tends to polish over calculus instead of lifting it, and it makes you press harder.
Light Handle for Less Hand Fatigue
A heavy instrument tires the hand over a full day of patients. The light, ergonomic handle gives you a steady grip and better tactile feel, so you can sense small deposits through the instrument.
Double Ended for Faster Workflow
With two working ends on one handle, you can move around the mouth without switching instruments as often. That saves chair time and keeps your tray simple.
Where to Use a Montana Jack Sickle Scaler
This scaler works best on hard deposits at and just below the gumline, on both anterior and posterior teeth. Common uses include:
- Removing plaque and tartar during routine prophylaxis
- Clearing calculus from interproximal surfaces
- Periodontal maintenance visits
- Scaling practice in dental school labs
When to Choose a Curette Instead
A sickle scaler is made mainly for supragingival work. Its pointed tip and flat sides are not ideal for deep pockets. For root surface debridement below the gumline, a curette is the better tool. You can browse our full range of scalers and curettes to pair this set with the right instrument for deeper cases.
Why a Set of 5 Makes Sense for Your Practice
Most listings sell a single scaler. A pack of five lets you keep an instrument ready for every operatory and rotate them through cleaning, sterilization, and sharpening without slowing down the schedule. It also suits dental schools and hygiene programs, where each student needs a reliable instrument of their own.
Care and Sterilization Tips
- Remove debris right after use, before it dries on the blade.
- Clean by ultrasonic bath or careful hand scrubbing, then rinse and dry.
- Bag the instruments and sterilize them in an autoclave following your clinic protocol.
- Check the edge regularly and sharpen before it dulls.
- Store them dry to protect the finish.
Why Buy Dental Scalers from MediTek Supplies
MediTek Supplies has served dental clinics since 2017. Our dental scalers and curettes are made from medical-grade stainless steel and are CE-certified. Orders ship free across the US, and our support team is available 24/7. If you need more tools for your tray, explore our full range of dental instruments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Montana Jack scaler used for?
It is used to remove plaque, tartar, and calculus from tooth surfaces, especially in tight interproximal areas. It suits both anterior and posterior teeth.
How many scalers come in this set?
The set has 5 double ended scalers. Since each has two working ends, you get 10 working ends in total.
Can I use a sickle scaler below the gumline?
A sickle scaler is made mainly for supragingival deposits and those just at the gumline. For deeper subgingival work, a curette is the safer choice because its rounded toe causes less tissue trauma.
How is a Montana Jack different from a standard sickle scaler?
The Montana Jack has a thinner blade and a contra-angled shank. This gives better access to tight spaces and makes it easier to adapt to different areas of the mouth with one instrument.
Can these scalers be sterilized in an autoclave?
Stainless steel dental scalers are reusable and designed to be sterilized. Clean them first, then autoclave them in sterilization pouches according to your clinic protocol.
Are these scalers suitable for dental students?
Yes. The light handle and fine tip make them a good fit for students learning scaling technique, and the 5-piece set suits hygiene programs and training labs.
Summary
This set of 5 Montana Jack sickle scalers offers thin blades, light handles, and 10 working ends for plaque and tartar removal in tight interproximal spaces. Unlike most competitor listings that sell one scaler with short specs, this page explains how to use it, when to choose a curette instead, and how to care for it. It is a practical, well-priced pick for dentists, hygienists, and dental students who want reliable scalers in bulk.
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