U15 Towner Scaler & #5 Cone Socket Mirror

Combines scaling and mirror functions to streamline routine instrument handling.
U15 scaler design supports focused calculus removal during clinical instrumentation.
#5 cone socket mirror provides intraoral visualization during examinations and procedures.
Paired instrument functions can reduce mid-procedure exchanges between scaling and viewing.
The combined format keeps essential scaling and visualization capabilities together.
A practical choice when treatment requires both debridement and visual access.

Brand: surgivalley

$13.94 $17.00

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SKU: 035010017

Categories: Anterior

Two Essential Functions in One Practical Instrument Combination

The U15 Towner Scaler & #5 Cone Socket Mirror combines a scaler with a cone socket mirror for routine examination and cleaning tasks. The scaler is intended for controlled removal of deposits, while the mirror provides an indirect viewing surface and supports access to areas that are difficult to see directly. Together, these functions can help streamline instrument handling by keeping two commonly used tools available in a single named combination. Its design supports a practical workflow in which visualization and deposit-removal tasks are performed as needed during the same appointment or procedure.

Use Cases

Use the scaler for controlled removal of deposits from tooth surfaces.
Use the #5 cone socket mirror for indirect viewing during examination and instrument-guided work.
Keep visualization and scaling functions available together when alternating between inspection and deposit-removal tasks.
Use the instrument combination as part of routine dental instrument setup and handling.

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument according to facility protocols and the manufacturer's instructions for use.
Inspect the scaler and mirror before use for visible soil, damage, looseness, or other conditions that could affect handling.
Handle the scaler working end and mirror surface carefully to help prevent avoidable damage.
Store the instrument in a clean, protected location after processing and inspection.

General use; follow facility protocols.