American Eagle Anterior Scaler Eagle Talon with XP Technology Purple Resin Handle - AESETXPX

• Dual-Tip Design: Combines the popular Jacquette 3 and Nebraska 128 tips into one instrument for efficient cleaning of anterior interproximal areas.
• XP Sharpen-Free Technology: Surface-engineered with patented XP technology, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and reducing the need for frequent sharpening.
• Efficient Cleaning: Thinly-tipped sickle scaler design enables efficient removal of calculus and stains in anterior interproximal areas.
• Comfortable Grip: Purple resin handle provides a comfortable grip, reducing user fatigue during extended procedures.
• Lightweight and Ergonomic: The scaler's lightweight design enhances maneuverability, facilitating access to periodontal pockets with ease.
• Cost and Time Savings: XP Sharpen-Free technology saves time and costs associated with frequent sharpening, enhancing efficiency in dental procedures.
• Ideal for Periodontal Maintenance: Specifically designed for anterior interproximal areas, making it an ideal tool for dental professionals specializing in periodontal maintenance.

• Instrument Name: Hand Scalers
• Type: Dental Scaler instrument
• Category: Periodontics
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Anterior Scaler

• Preparation: Ensure the scaler is clean and sterilized before each use to maintain proper hygiene standards.
• Patient Preparation: Have the patient positioned comfortably in the dental chair with appropriate lighting for visibility.
• Selection: Assess the patient's anterior interproximal areas and select the appropriate tip (Jacquette 3 or Nebraska 128) based on the specific cleaning needs.
• Positioning: Hold the scaler with a firm but comfortable grip, ensuring the purple resin handle is securely held for optimal control.
• Insertion: Gently insert the scaler into the targeted anterior interproximal area, taking care not to apply excessive force to avoid discomfort or injury to the patient's gums.
• Scaling: Using light pressure, move the scaler in a controlled back-and-forth motion to effectively remove calculus and stains from the surfaces of the teeth and along the gumline.
• Rinsing: Periodically rinse the scaler tip and the patient's mouth with water to remove debris and ensure clear visibility during the procedure.
• Assessment: Continuously assess the cleanliness of the treated areas to ensure thorough calculus and stain removal.
• Completion: Once the cleaning is complete, provide post-treatment instructions to the patient and schedule any necessary follow-up appointments for continued oral care.
• Cleaning and Sterilization: After use, thoroughly clean and sterilize the scaler according to standard dental instrument sterilization protocols to maintain hygiene and prevent cross-contamination.

Question: What Is Talon Tough ?
Answer: The Eagle Talon combines the popular J3 (Jacquette) and N128 tips into one innovative instrument. Its thinly-tipped sickle scaler design efficiently removes calculus and stains from anterior interproximal areas, ensuring exceptional cleaning performance.

Question: Do we need to take special care while using the XP instruments to get the maximum life?Answer: Yes, XP Technology has eliminated the need to apply excess pressure. You will be able to use less force and a lighter grip. You should also avoid using them to trim margins and remove overhangs.

Question: Do I need to change the way I scale and root plane?
Answer: You will want to slightly alter your scaling technique and take nice and easy exploratory scaling strokes. Since the edge is much sharper and harder than traditional instruments, the blade will do all the work and slice through calculus for you.

Question: Can I sharpen XP instruments?
Answer: Due to a thinner blade design, we do not recommend that you sharpen your XP instrument.

Question: How long can I expect my XP instruments to last?
Answer: Depending on frequency of use, you can expect your XP instruments to last about as long as your current stainless steel instruments, when they are used and cared for correctly.