
Hirschfeld Periodontal File 5/11 is a double-ended periodontal instrument designed for crushing, fracturing, and removing tenacious calculus deposits during periodontal procedures. Its serrated Hirschfeld 5/11 working ends help engage heavy deposits with controlled pull strokes, especially in areas where a file pattern is preferred as an adjunct to scaling and root planing.
The angled shanks support access to different tooth surfaces, while the double-ended configuration provides working ends on both sides for clinical versatility. The knurled stainless steel handle helps maintain a secure grip and steady control during periodontal instrumentation.
The Hirschfeld 5/11 pattern is a dependable choice when heavy calculus deposits need to be crushed and disrupted before or during scaling procedures. Its double-ended design and angled shanks support efficient access and controlled handling.
KEY FEATURES
- Hirschfeld 5/11 file pattern – designed for crushing and breaking tenacious calculus deposits
- Double-ended configuration – provides two working ends for clinical versatility
- Serrated file blades – help engage and disrupt heavy deposits with controlled strokes
- Angled shanks – support access to a variety of tooth surfaces
- Knurled handle – promotes a secure grip and steady control
- Surgical-grade stainless steel – built for repeated clinical use
- Reusable instrument – steam autoclavable for standard sterilization workflows
- Instrument Type: Periodontal file
- Pattern: Hirschfeld 5/11
- Configuration: Double-ended
- Working End Design: Serrated file blades
- Shank Design: Angled
- Handle: Knurled stainless steel handle
- Overall Length: 6.8 in (17.3 cm)
- Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization Method: Steam autoclave
- Reusability: Reusable
- Clinical Use: Crushing and removing tenacious calculus deposits during periodontal debridement
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