Crane Kaplan Scaler 23 Double Ended Hollow Handle

Crane Kaplan Scaler 23 – Double-Ended with Hollow Handle

Description

The Crane Kaplan Scaler 23 Double-Ended with Hollow Handle is a specialized periodontal instrument designed for the effective removal of heavy supragingival calculus, particularly on anterior teeth. Featuring the distinctive Crane Kaplan blade design, this scaler provides strong lateral pressure and precise control for tackling tenacious deposits that are difficult to remove with standard scalers. The double-ended configuration offers two mirrored working tips, enhancing efficiency during scaling procedures.

The lightweight hollow stainless steel handle improves balance and tactile sensitivity while reducing hand fatigue, making it suitable for extended periodontal treatments. Its ergonomic design and sharp cutting edges allow clinicians to achieve thorough calculus removal while maintaining patient comfort.

Key Features

• Crane Kaplan Blade Design (No. 23) — Specifically engineered for removal of heavy, tenacious supragingival calculus, especially on anterior teeth.

• Double-Ended Construction — Two functional working ends increase efficiency and reduce instrument changes during procedures.

• Hollow Stainless Steel Handle — Lightweight handle enhances tactile feedback, balance, and operator comfort.

• Sharp, Durable Cutting Edges — Precision-finished blades ensure effective scaling and long-lasting performance.

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

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

Applications

• Removal of heavy supragingival calculus deposits.

• Scaling of anterior tooth surfaces, particularly lingual areas.

• Initial periodontal debridement and gross scaling procedures.

• Routine dental prophylaxis requiring strong calculus removal.

• Periodontal maintenance appointments.

Ideal For

• Dental hygienists performing supragingival scaling procedures.

• Dentists and periodontists managing heavy calculus cases.

• Dental clinics seeking efficient, durable periodontal instruments.

• Dental students and educators in hygiene and periodontal programs.

• Practices requiring lightweight, ergonomic scalers for extended use.