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More pronounced angle than 7-8, desinged to adapt to buccal and lingual surfaces of molars for sub-gingival scaling and root planing.
The XP blade is 15% thinner than stainless steel and has a blade angle that allows for easier insertion into the sulcus while minimizing soft tissue trauma. This instrument is surface engineered with our patented sharpen free XP Technology.
AEI-Compatible-Solutions.pdfXP-Instrument-Care.pdfReprocessing-Tips.pdf
Do we need to take special care while using the XP instruments to get the maximum life? 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. Please review and follow the Care Recommendations. Do I need to change the way I scale and root plane? 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. Can I sharpen XP instruments? Due to a thinner blade design, we do not recommend that you sharpen your XP instrument. When they become dull, we recommend purchasing a new one. How long can I expect my XP instruments to last? 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.