The Goldman-Fox GF5 has two slightly hooked, hoe-shaped working tips for heavier calculus on the buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth. The tips are matching mirror images, and both working blades measure 2 mm wide. Their cutting-edge profile differs from the pointed end of a sickle scaler.

Its double-ended stainless steel construction provides two working orientations. The diamond-knurled handle measures 7.1 in (18 cm) from end to end.

Why Clinicians Choose It

GF5 is the buccal/lingual hoe pattern in this group. For a different hoe orientation suited to mesial and distal posterior surfaces, compare it with GF6.

RELATED OPTIONS

Need a different hoe working angle?

1406 – Hoe Scaler Goldman-Fox GF6 – GF6 is the related pattern for posterior mesial/distal and anterior facial/lingual surfaces.

Prefer a contoured curette rather than a hoe?

1404 – Posterior Curette Goldman-Fox GF4 – GF4 has curved posterior curette blades and an offset shank.

KEY FEATURES

  • Slightly hooked, mirror-image tips – Matching hoe-shaped working ends arranged in opposite orientations
  • Buccal and lingual approach – Working-end orientation for posterior facial and lingual surfaces
  • Double-ended configuration – Two working orientations on one instrument
  • 2 mm blade width – Both working tips measure 2 mm wide
  • Diamond-knurled stainless steel handle – Textured grip for gloved fingers
  • 7.1 in (18 cm) overall length – Full instrument measurement
  • Autoclavable and reusable – Stainless steel instrument for routine reprocessing

Hoe Scaler Goldman-Fox GF5 – Buccal/Lingual

Hoe Scaler Goldman-Fox GF5 – Buccal/Lingual

Matching, slightly hooked hoe tips, each 2 mm wide, for heavier calculus on buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth.

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The Goldman-Fox GF5 has two slightly hooked, hoe-shaped working tips for heavier calculus on the buccal and lingual surfaces of posterior teeth. The tips are matching mirror images, and both working blades measure 2 mm wide. Their cutting-edge profile differs from the pointed end of a sickle scaler.

Its double-ended stainless steel construction provides two working orientations. The diamond-knurled handle measures 7.1 in (18 cm) from end to end.

Why Clinicians Choose It

GF5 is the buccal/lingual hoe pattern in this group. For a different hoe orientation suited to mesial and distal posterior surfaces, compare it with GF6.

RELATED OPTIONS

Need a different hoe working angle?

1406 – Hoe Scaler Goldman-Fox GF6 – GF6 is the related pattern for posterior mesial/distal and anterior facial/lingual surfaces.

Prefer a contoured curette rather than a hoe?

1404 – Posterior Curette Goldman-Fox GF4 – GF4 has curved posterior curette blades and an offset shank.

KEY FEATURES

  • Slightly hooked, mirror-image tips – Matching hoe-shaped working ends arranged in opposite orientations
  • Buccal and lingual approach – Working-end orientation for posterior facial and lingual surfaces
  • Double-ended configuration – Two working orientations on one instrument
  • 2 mm blade width – Both working tips measure 2 mm wide
  • Diamond-knurled stainless steel handle – Textured grip for gloved fingers
  • 7.1 in (18 cm) overall length – Full instrument measurement
  • Autoclavable and reusable – Stainless steel instrument for routine reprocessing

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