Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tip
Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips deliver effortlessly efficient sub-gingival scaling at low power settings. Make your scaling quieter and more comfortable for you and your patients.
Each tip is ultrafine and designed to reach inter-proximally without difficulty, making the removal of plaque and calculus swift and easy.
All Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips feature a clear wear indicator that clearly shows when it’s time to replace without needing to measure. This ensures your tips deliver outstanding performance with every use.
Why Choose Scorpion Ultrasonic Tips
- Reduce power to 40%
- For use with all major brands
- Optimum patient comfort
- Greater amplitude, even at low power settings
- Slimmer tips improve access
- Clear wear indicator
- Available for sub or supra-gingival ultrasonic scaling
By working at 40 per cent reduced power, Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips offers both users and patients a more comfortable experience. Ultrasonic sub-gingival scaling also delivers greater amplitude and improved access thanks to a slimmer tip.
Tips feature a built-in wear indicator to ensure optimum performance with no need to measure.
Ultra Thin
Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips reach interproximal space without difficulty.
Ultra Powerful
Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips guarantee strong cavitation even with a low power scaling device.
For Use with All Major Brands
Scorpion Fine Perio Scaling Tips are compatible with handpieces from all major brands.
- EMS
- Woodpecker
- Acteon
- NSK Varios
- DTE scalers
- Mectron
- KAVO
- PIEZOlux
- SONOsoft
- Sirona Sirosonic Scaler
- LM
- Amdent Scaler
Approved by the Experts
“Scorpion tips are not only fine but also work on a very low power setting. This makes ultrasonic scaling a much more comfortable experience for my patients and helps me to be more precise with my scaling…
“The gold ceramic coating also tells me when it is worn out so I do not have to keep measuring the length of the tip. These features allow me to use the light ‘exploring’ pressure and ‘erasing’ bi-directional movements recommended by those in the know.”
Pat Popat RDHT, BSc
