Anterior Scaler H3-H4 Double Ended Hollow Handle

Anterior Scaler H3-H4 – Double-Ended with Hollow Handle

Description

The Anterior Scaler H3-H4 Double-Ended with Hollow Handle is a precision periodontal instrument designed for effective removal of supragingival and light subgingival calculus on anterior tooth surfaces. Featuring the classic H3-H4 blade configuration, this scaler allows clinicians to access and clean the lingual, facial, and interproximal areas of anterior teeth with ease. The double-ended design provides two working ends to enhance efficiency and reduce instrument changes.

The lightweight hollow stainless steel handle improves balance and tactile sensitivity, helping reduce hand fatigue during extended scaling procedures. With its ergonomic design and sharp cutting edges, this instrument delivers reliable performance for routine prophylaxis and periodontal maintenance.

Key Features

• H3-H4 Blade Design — Specifically shaped for anterior tooth surfaces, enabling precise removal of calculus.

• Double-Ended Construction — Two working ends increase efficiency and reduce instrument swaps during treatment.

• Hollow Stainless Steel Handle — Lightweight design enhances balance and tactile feedback for improved clinician control.

• Sharp, Durable Cutting Edges — Precision-finished blades effectively remove supragingival and light subgingival deposits.

• Ergonomic Grip — Textured or knurled handle ensures a secure, non-slip hold for controlled instrumentation.

• Autoclavable & Reusable — Made from medical-grade stainless steel, suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term clinical use.

Applications

• Removal of supragingival calculus on anterior teeth.

• Light subgingival scaling in anterior regions.

• Routine dental prophylaxis and periodontal maintenance.

• Scaling of facial, lingual, and interproximal surfaces of incisors and canines.

• Preventive dental cleaning procedures.

Ideal For

• Dental hygienists performing anterior scaling and prophylaxis.

• Dentists providing preventive and periodontal care.

• Clinics seeking efficient, ergonomic scaling instruments.

• Dental students and educators in hygiene and periodontal programs.

• Practices requiring lightweight, precision periodontal tools.