
The Springfield 2/3 pairs pointed sickle working ends with contra-angled shanks for posterior scaling. It offers a familiar double-ended pattern for removing accessible supragingival calculus around molars, premolars, and interproximal contacts.
Both stainless steel working ends share a textured handle. Rotating the instrument brings the opposite sickle end into play as the direction of access changes.
For clinicians who work with the Springfield 2/3 pattern, its shank and tip arrangement is the important distinction. It offers another posterior working geometry without changing to a straight Jacquette blade.
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KEY FEATURES
- Springfield 2/3 working ends – Two pointed sickle tips for posterior supragingival deposits
- Contra-angled shanks – Help position working ends around accessible posterior tooth surfaces
- Double-ended design – Switch ends by rotating the scaler
- Cutting edges – Engage accessible supragingival calculus
- Textured stainless steel handle – Offers a defined grip with gloved fingers
- Autoclavable and reusable – Stainless steel construction for routine reprocessing
- Instrument Type: Posterior sickle scaler
- Pattern: Springfield 2/3
- Working Ends: Springfield 2/3 pointed sickle working ends
- Configuration: Double-ended
- Shank Design: Contra-angled posterior-access shanks
- Overall Length: 6.9 in (17.5 cm)
- Handle: Stainless steel with diamond knurling
- Working-End Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization Method: Steam autoclave
- Reusability: Reusable
- Clinical Use: Supragingival calculus removal on accessible molar, premolar, and interproximal surfaces
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