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SKU:PS-VS-00424
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It is designed to gently and effectively remove stubborn supragingival calculus.
Its sharp, heavy-duty blade provides powerful cleaning, ensuring thorough plaque and tartar removal from the tooth surface.
The Tartar Hoe Heavy Kirkland 13K/13KL is a dental instrument specifically designed to remove stubborn supragingival calculus during routine dental cleanings. Its sharp, heavy-duty blade is crafted for efficient plaque and tartar removal, allowing dental professionals to clean the tooth surface thoroughly.
This instrument’s durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, making it an essential tool in professional dental care. The Tartar Hoe Heavy is ideal for removing tougher plaque buildup and hard-to-reach tartar in dental procedures, where precision and control are required.
The ergonomic handle is designed for better grip and control, making it easier for dental professionals to handle the instrument during scaling procedures. Whether it's for routine dental cleanings or more advanced treatments, this tool ensures optimal results with every use.
Crafted from high-quality materials, the Tartar Hoe Heavy Kirkland 13K/13KL provides the reliability and durability that dental professionals need for everyday use in clinical settings.
Q1. What is the Tartar Hoe Heavy Kirkland 13K/13KL used for?
It is used to remove stubborn supragingival calculus during dental cleanings.
Q2. Is this scaler suitable for professional dental use?
Yes, it is specifically designed for professional dental cleanings and plaque removal.
Q3. How does the heavy-duty construction benefit the tool?
The heavy-duty construction allows for more efficient and powerful plaque and tartar removal.
Q4. Is the handle designed for comfortable use?
Yes, the ergonomic handle ensures comfortable control and ease of use during procedures.
Q5. Can this scaler be used for subgingival scaling?
No, this tool is designed specifically for supragingival scaling (above the gumline).