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Scaler H6-7 by PDT is a double-ended sickle scaler instrument for use in the anterior, interproximal, and premolar ares of the mouth.
NOTE: To sharpen the PDT Scaler H6-7, use the Ultimate Edge Sharpening Kit (#PD-100).
Practices running three or more operatories standardize on products like the PDT Scaler H6-7 because consistency across rooms matters more than saving a few dollars per unit. The stainless steel build handles repeated autoclave cycling without dimensional change, and product details: resin handle will not chip, crack, or discolor, and is ultra light and comfortable, reducing the risk of hand fatigue and carpal tunnel syndrome. Priced in the mid-range for exam & hygiene products, it avoids both the compromises of budget alternatives and the markup of premium brands.
“By far the best instruments I've used in my 25 years of being a hygienist.”
— Registered Dental Hygienist (25 years experience)
“The lightweight handle and sharp working end reduce the strain on my hands throughout a full day of patients.”
— Dental Hygienist
Scaler H6-7 by PDT is a double-ended sickle scaler instrument for use in the anterior, interproximal, and premolar ares of the mouth.
NOTE: To sharpen the PDT Scaler H6-7, use the Ultimate Edge Sharpening Kit (#PD-100).
Practices running three or more operatories standardize on products like the PDT Scaler H6-7 because consistency across rooms matters more than saving a few dollars per unit. The stainless steel build handles repeated autoclave cycling without dimensional change, and product details: resin handle will not chip, crack, or discolor, and is ultra light and comfortable, reducing the risk of hand fatigue and carpal tunnel syndrome. Priced in the mid-range for exam & hygiene products, it avoids both the compromises of budget alternatives and the markup of premium brands.
“By far the best instruments I've used in my 25 years of being a hygienist.”
— Registered Dental Hygienist (25 years experience)
“The lightweight handle and sharp working end reduce the strain on my hands throughout a full day of patients.”
— Dental Hygienist
