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What are the 3 different stokes?

Vertical


Oblique


Horizontal

A sickle scaler is used for what?

Supragingival deposit removal

What type of back does a sickle scaler have?

Pointed back

The tip of the sickle scaler is what?

Pointed

What is the cross section of a sickle scaler?

Triangular

How many cutting edges per working end?

two

The face is what to the Lower shank?

Perpendicular

On the anterior sickle scaler how many working ends are needed to instrument the crowns?

One

On a posterior sickle scaler the working ends are what to each other?

Mirrored

The triangular cross section limits what?

use to above the gingival margin because of the pointed tip and back

level cutting edges mean that the lower shank must be tilted towards or away from the tooth to establish correct angulation?

Towards

For posterior teeth what instrument is needed?

One double ended instrument

For anterior teeth what instrument is needed

One single ended instrument

Sickle scalers can remove what?

Medium to large size supragingival calculus

What angulation is needed for sickle scalers

70 to 80 degrees

What are vertical strokes most commonly used on?

Anterior teeth and mesial distal surfaces of posterior

What are oblique strokes most commonly used on?

Facial lingual of posterior teeth

When are Horizontal strokes most often used?

at the line angles of posterior teeth



Midlines of facial or lingual of anterior teeth

Anterior sickle scalers are limited to what teeth?

Anterior

Posterior Sickle Scalers are limited to what teeth?

Are designed for posterior but can be used on anterior

Sickle scalers primary functions?

Calculus removal on proximal surfaces of anterior crowns



enamel surfaces apical to the contact areas of posterior teeth

The face of the working end is at what degree angle to the lower shank

90

The outer cutting edge of the posterior sickle scaler is further or closer to the instrument handle

Farther

What surfaces is the outer cutting edge used for?

Facial ,lingual, and mesial

What surfaces is the inner cutting edge used for?

Distal