Anterior Scalers
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Anterior Scalers are used to remove deposits from supragingival surfaces of anterior teeth. There are three basic design classifications for anterior scalers— Sickle Scalers (curved blade with a pointed tip), Jacquette Scalers (straight blade with a pointed tip) and Hoe Scalers (flat or rounded blades). In this section, you will find many anterior scaler combinations and designs for every application. Anterior Scalers Double End Sickles Sickle N5-N5S Both sickles have an identical moderate size, medium-reach length. The N5 blade width is 0.9 mm and the N5S blade is reduced by 20% to 0.7 mm to help gain access in very tight contact areas. Handle Selection: Combines the moderate size, medium-reach N5 sickle that has a blade width of 0.9 mm with a YoungerSickle N5 - Younger-Good #15 Good 15 small size short-reach sickle on a straight shank that has a blade width of 1 mm. Handle Selection: Towner U15-109 Sickle Combines the large size, long-reach Towner U15 sickle that has a blade width of 1 mm with a moderate size long-reach sickle with a blade width of 0.9 mm. Handle Selection: Combines the large size, long-reach Towner U15 sickle that has a blade width of 1 mm with a moderate size, Towner U15-Sickle N5 medium-reach N5 sickle that has a blade width of 0.9 mm. Handle Selection: Combines the large size, long-reach Towner U15 sickle that has a blade width of 1 mm with a small size short reach sickle Towner U15-Whiteside 2 on a straight shank with a 1.5 mm blade. Handle Selection: University of Texas Handle Selection: Two contra-angle, short-reach sickles. The 103 blade width is 1.4mm and the 106 blade width is 1mm. Offset Sickle USC3-4 Both sickles have identical moderate size, medium-reach length and blade widths of 1.2 mm that taper to a point. The tips have a 10° mirror image offset to allow better access to anteriors and premolars. Handle Selection:

Anterior Scalers Double End Sickles ST SELLER BE Offset Sickle N67 Both sickles have an identical moderate size, medium-reach length and blade widths of 0.9 mm that taper to a point. The tips have a 10° mirror image offset to allow better access to anteriors and premolars. This design is also known as H6/H7. Handle Selection: Offset Sickle NMJ Both sickles have an identical moderate size, medium-reach length and blade widths of 0.8 mm that taper to a point. The tips have a 20° mirror image offset to allow better access to anteriors and premolars. Also known as the R138. Handle Selection:...

Anterior Lingual Stain Remover (ALSR) Combines a contra-angled anterior hoe and a contra-angled spoon into one instrument that easily removes stain from anterior lingual surfaces. The hoe has a 2 mm blade width and makes it easy to "push back" the sulcus as you scale along the gum-line. The spoon has a 2 mm diameter blade that easily adapts to the concavities and grooves of the upper lingual anatomy. Handle Selection: © CESCALSR (shown) O RESCALSR Q ESCALSR O RSCALSR • SCALSR Cumine #152 Large spoon end for stain removal with a sickle for supragingival scaling. Handle...

anterior scalersJacquettes Jacquette #1-1S Large and small combination. The large blade is 5 mm long with a 1 mm blade width that tapers to a point. The small blade is 4 mm long with a 0.9 mm blade width that tapers to a point. This Jacquette is also known as the #30-33. Handle Selection: © CESCJ1-1S (shown) O RESCJ1-1S O ESCJ1-1S O RSCJ1-1S • SCJ1-1S Morse #0-00 Both tips have a straight shank with very fine Jacquette blades. The #0 blade is 3.5 mm long with a 0.7 mm width that tapers to a point. The #00 blade is 2 mm long with a 0.6 mm width that tapers to a point. Extremely useful...