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Micro Sickle Dental Scaler
$9.49
The MediTek Micro Sickle Dental Scaler is a precision-crafted instrument made from premium medical-grade stainless steel. Designed for accurate and efficient removal of dental deposits and calculus. Suitable for professional dental hygiene and clinical use.
22 in stock
| Title | Qty | After Discount Price |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 Get 5% Discount | 2 | $9.02 |
| Buy 3 Get 8% Discount | 3 | $8.73 |
| Buy 4 Get 10% Discount | 4 + | $8.54 |
Micro Sickle Dental Scaler for Tight Contacts and Crowded Teeth
The MediTek Micro Sickle Dental Scaler is a slim hand scaler made for one job: removing supragingival calculus from places a standard sickle cannot reach. Its short, narrow blade slips into tight proximal contacts, crowded lower anteriors, and spaces around fixed bridgework. You get better access, a clear view of the working tip, and more control in small areas.
Made from medical-grade stainless steel and fully autoclavable, this micro scaler is a reliable daily tool for dentists, hygienists, and periodontists, and a smart addition to your set of dental instruments.
What Is a Micro Sickle Scaler?
A sickle scaler is a periodontal hand instrument with a pointed tip, a triangular cross-section, and two cutting edges. The blade face meets its sides at about 70 to 80 degrees. This shape lets the instrument shear hard deposits off enamel with short, firm strokes.
A micro sickle scaler keeps the same design but in a smaller size. Compared with a standard sickle, it offers:
- A shorter, finer blade that fits narrow interdental spaces
- A slim working end that blocks less of your view
- Lighter, more precise strokes for detail work near the gum margin
Micro Sickle vs Universal Sickle Scaler
| Feature | Micro Sickle Scaler | Universal Sickle Scaler |
|---|---|---|
| Blade size | Short and very narrow | Longer and wider |
| Best area | Tight contacts, crowded anteriors, around bridges | Open embrasures and larger tooth surfaces |
| Deposit type | Light to moderate supragingival calculus | Moderate to heavy supragingival calculus |
| Main benefit | Access and visibility | Coverage and speed |
Clinical Uses of This Dental Sickle Scaler
This sickle dental instrument works best where space is limited and precision matters. Common uses include:
- Scaling tight proximal surfaces with closed contacts
- Removing calculus from the lingual surfaces of lower incisors
- Cleaning between crowded or overlapping teeth
- Reaching around fixed bridgework and crown margins
- Removing deposits right at the edge of the gum line
- Detail scaling on small teeth in pediatric patients
When to Choose a Different Instrument
Like every sickle scaler, the micro sickle has a sharp point and a rigid blade. That makes it the wrong choice in two cases:
- Deep subgingival scaling: The pointed tip can damage root cementum and soft tissue. Use a Gracey curette for root planing.
- Titanium implants: Stainless steel can scratch implant surfaces and abutments. Use plastic or titanium implant scalers instead.
Key Features of the MediTek Micro Scaler
- Micro sickle tip: Fine, pointed blade for accurate scaling in tight spaces
- Medical-grade stainless steel: Strong, corrosion resistant, and built for repeated use
- Fully autoclavable: Holds up to routine steam sterilization
- Ergonomic, non-slip handle: Secure grip with less hand fatigue during long sessions
- High-polish finish: Smooth surface that is easy to clean and inspect
- Quality guarantee: Covered against defects in materials and workmanship
How to Use and Care for Your Sickle Scaler
Sickle Scaler Instrumentation Basics
- Hold the instrument in a modified pen grasp for control.
- Rest your fulcrum finger on a nearby tooth.
- Keep the tip third of the blade against the tooth.
- Hold the blade at about 70 to 80 degrees to the tooth surface.
- Use short, overlapping pull strokes toward the biting edge.
Cleaning, Sterilization, and Sharpening
Clean the scaler right after use to stop debris from drying on the blade. Rinse, dry, and autoclave it using your clinic’s standard steam cycle. Before each use, check the tip for chips or bending.
A dull sickle forces you to press harder and can smooth calculus over instead of removing it. Sharpen the blade on a fine stone while keeping the original 70 to 80 degree angle. Replace the instrument once the blade becomes thin or the tip loses its shape.
Specifications
| Brand | MediTek |
| Model | Micro Sickle Dental Scaler |
| MPN | MICRO-SICKLE-MEDITEK |
| Instrument type | Dental hygiene instrument (sickle scaler) |
| Material | Medical-grade stainless steel |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable, reusable |
| Intended use | Dentistry, dental hygiene, periodontics, dental laboratory |
| Country of manufacture | Pakistan |
| Condition | New, in original packaging |
Complete Your Hygiene and Restorative Setup
Clean, deposit-free margins are the starting point for good restorations. Once scaling is done, our composite filling instruments help you place and shape material with the same precision. Many clinics stock this scaler alongside our dental composite filling instruments so both tasks are covered in one order.
Bulk Pricing for Clinics and Wholesale Buyers
Dental practices, schools, and scaler dental instrument wholesale buyers can save with tiered pricing:
- Buy 2 and save 5%
- Buy 3 and save 8%
- Buy 4 or more and save 10%
All orders include free shipping across the US. For larger quantities, call +1 516-513-9515 or email info@mediteksupplies.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a micro sickle scaler used for?
It removes supragingival calculus from tight proximal contacts, crowded teeth, and the gum margin. Its small blade reaches areas where a standard sickle scaler is too wide to fit.
What is the difference between a micro and a mini sickle scaler?
Both are smaller than a standard sickle. A mini sickle scaler has a fine blade for proximal surfaces in general. A micro sickle has an even more delicate working end, made for the tightest interdental spaces.
Can I use a sickle scaler below the gum line?
Only slightly, right at the gingival margin. For deeper subgingival deposits and root planing, use a curette, since the pointed sickle tip can harm root cementum and gum tissue.
Is this dental scaler safe for dental implants?
No. Stainless steel instruments can scratch titanium implant surfaces. Use plastic or titanium implant scalers for peri-implant maintenance.
How often should a sickle scaler be sharpened?
Many clinicians sharpen after every few patients, depending on how much calculus they remove. A sharp blade needs less force, gives better tactile feedback, and keeps the patient more comfortable.
Can the MediTek micro scaler be autoclaved?
Yes. It is made from medical-grade stainless steel and is fully autoclavable. Clean and dry it before each cycle to protect the finish and prevent staining.
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