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Silicone Handle Dental Sickle Scaler & Periodontal Curette
Price range: $9.49 through $27.99
The MediTek Silicone Handle Dental Sickle Scaler & Periodontal Curette is a high-precision instrument set made from premium medical-grade stainless steel. Designed for efficient scaling and root planing procedures with ergonomic silicone handles for superior comfort and control. Suitable for professional dental use.
| Title | Qty | After Discount Price |
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| Buy 2 Get 5% Discount | 2 | $9.02 |
| Buy 3 Get 8% Discount | 3 | $8.73 |
| Buy 4 Get 10% Discount | 4 + | $8.54 |
Silicone Handle Dental Sickle Scaler & Periodontal Curette Set
The MediTek Silicone Handle Dental Sickle Scaler & Periodontal Curette covers two of the most common jobs in a hygiene visit. The sickle scaler clears hard deposits above the gumline. The curette cleans below it. Both are made from medical-grade stainless steel and fitted with non-slip silicone handles, so your grip stays steady from the first patient to the last. This curette and scaler set is built for dentists, hygienists, and periodontists who want dependable hand scalers and curettes for daily use.
What Is Included in This Curette and Scaler Set
You get a sickle scaler for supragingival work and a periodontal curette for subgingival scaling and root planing. Together they cover routine calculus removal from the crown to the root surface. Key features:
- Medical-grade stainless steel built for repeated sterilization
- Ergonomic silicone handles with a non-slip grip
- Corrosion-resistant, reusable, and fully autoclavable
- High-polish finish that is easy to clean
- Precision-made for scaling and root planing
- Guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship
Dental Sickle Scaler: Removing Supragingival Calculus
A dental sickle has a pointed tip and a triangular cross-section. That shape gives it two cutting edges that meet at a point, which makes it effective on heavy calculus found on the crown of the tooth. It also reaches tight spaces between teeth where larger instruments do not fit. A periodontal sickle scaler is also used to clear excess cement around restorations.
The pointed shape is also the reason this instrument stays above the gumline. A sharp tip pushed into a pocket can injure soft tissue and miss deposits deeper down. For work below the gum, switch to the curette.
Periodontal Curette: Subgingival Scaling and Root Planing
A curette has a rounded toe and a half-round blade. This design lets it slide into the periodontal pocket without cutting the tissue. Use it to remove deposits under the gumline and to smooth the root surface during root planing. The rounded toe also follows the curve of the root with more control than a pointed scaler.
You may see this pair searched as a “sickle curette”. In practice they are two separate tools, and this set gives you one of each.
Sickle Scaler vs Curette: Key Differences
| Feature | Sickle Scaler | Periodontal Curette |
|---|---|---|
| Tip | Pointed | Rounded toe |
| Cross-section | Triangular | Half-round |
| Working area | Above the gumline | Below the gumline |
| Best for | Heavy calculus, tight contacts | Subgingival scaling, root planing |
| Use in pockets | Not recommended | Designed for it |
Why Silicone Dental Instrument Handles Matter
Hand instruments are held for hours, often with a pinch grip that tires the fingers. A silicone scaler handle is softer than bare metal, so you need less squeeze to keep control. Here is what that means at the chair:
- A secure, non-slip hold in wet, gloved conditions
- Less pinch pressure, which helps reduce hand fatigue
- A comfortable feel across back-to-back appointments
- Handles that stand up to repeated autoclave cycles
Steel Quality, Sterilization, and Care
How long an instrument lasts depends on how it is handled after each patient. A simple routine keeps this set performing well:
- Rinse or soak soon after use so debris does not dry on the blade
- Clean in an ultrasonic bath or by hand with a brush
- Dry fully, then bag and autoclave following your clinic protocol
- Check the cutting edge under good light before each use
- Sharpen the blade when the edge starts to dull
A dull scaler forces you to press harder, which can cause slips and uneven results. A sharp edge removes calculus with lighter pressure and better control.
Who Should Use This Scaler and Curette Set
- Dentists stocking or restocking operatory trays
- Dental hygienists performing scaling and root planing
- Periodontists treating pockets and deeper deposits
- Oral surgery and general practice teams that need reliable hygiene instruments
Pair this set with our dental composite filling instruments for a complete chairside setup. If you are also building out restorative trays, browse the full range of composite filling instruments or explore more dental instruments from MediTek.
Product Specifications
- Brand: MediTek
- Model: Silicone Handle Scaler & Curette Set
- MPN: SCALER-CURETTE-SILICONE-MEDITEK
- Instrument type: Dental hygiene and periodontal instruments
- Material: Medical-grade stainless steel with silicone handles
- Handle type: Ergonomic, non-slip silicone grip
- Intended use: Dentistry, dental hygiene, periodontics, oral surgery
- Condition: New, unused, in original packaging
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dental sickle scaler used for?
A sickle scaler removes calculus from tooth surfaces above the gumline. Its pointed tip and two cutting edges handle heavy deposits and tight spaces between teeth.
Can I use a sickle scaler below the gumline?
No. The sharp tip and triangular blade can injure the soft tissue inside a pocket. Use a periodontal curette for subgingival work.
What is the difference between a sickle scaler and a curette?
A scaler has a pointed tip and works above the gum. A curette has a rounded toe and a half-round blade, so it is safe to use inside the pocket for scaling and root planing.
Is this silicone handle set autoclavable?
Yes. The set is listed as fully autoclavable and reusable. Follow your clinic’s sterilization protocol for cycle settings.
How do I know when to sharpen the instruments?
If you need more pressure to lift calculus, or the blade seems to slide over deposits, the edge is dull. Sharpen it before the next patient.
Do I need both a scaler and a curette?
For full scaling and root planing, yes. The sickle scaler clears supragingival deposits, and the periodontal curette handles subgingival scaling and root planing. This set gives you both with the same comfortable silicone grip.
Summary
The MediTek Silicone Handle Dental Sickle Scaler & Periodontal Curette gives dental teams one set for both supragingival calculus removal and subgingival scaling and root planing. Medical-grade stainless steel, a high-polish finish, and non-slip silicone handles make it durable, easy to sterilize, and comfortable in long procedures. Compared with competitor listings that mostly repeat pattern names, this description also explains when to use each instrument, how to care for it, and who it suits.
| Dental Periodontal Scalers: | "Set of 3 Dental Periodontal Scalers", " X1 Langer Curette", "X1 Younger Curette", "X1 Micro Sickle Scale" |
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