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How do you sharpen a PDT instrument?

PDT Gleason Guide™ Sharpening System
Stop. Place the back of your instrument’s blade against the stop.Rest. Lower the instrument until the terminal shank is resting against the bar.Glide. Move your instrument in a gliding motion across the stone using light pressure.

What is a Montana Jack scaler?

The Montana Jack® has a thin, durable sickle blade that features a perfect contra-angle for the most versatile adaptation of any sickle scaler. PDT instruments are ideally weighted, featuring the most ergonomic handle with knurling to the instrument shank to provide increased comfort with less hand fatigue and pinch.

What part of the instrument’s working end is on the sharpening stone when sharpening?

The working end of each instrument is divided into 3 sections: the heel, the middle, and the rounded or pointed tip. The instrument is sharpened, starting with the heel and working toward the tip.

What is the Barnhart 5/6 used for?

Designed for the removal of moderate to heavy calculus from all supra- and subgingival tooth surfaces. These instruments remove moderate to heavy calculus from supra- and subgingival tooth surfaces.

What is the best universal curette?

Traditionally the most popular universal curette has been the Columbia 13-14. It is the shortest shank universal curette and very similar to a 204S scaler with a rounded toe instead of a pointed tip. While the Columbia 13-14 is still common, the Barnhart 5-6 has now become the most popular universal curette.

What is hoe scaler?

Hoe Scalers: For the removal of supra- and subgingival calculus. Suitable for deep, narrow pockets and concave root surfaces. For both vertical and horizontal techniques. Design: Fine hoe-shaped blade with rounded corners.

How many cutting edges does a universal curette have?

The blade of a universal curette has a round toe and back, and two cutting edges for scaling, making it an efficient design for scaling the entire mouth. Universal curettes are also available with rigid shanks in select patterns for moderate to heavy calculus removal.

How sharp is a curette?

Specifications: Length: 11″ (28cm) Tip Size: #00 – #6, 5.0mm – 14mm. Tip Type: Sharp.