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How To Sharpen Dental Elevators With Stone. Move your instrument in a gliding motion across the stone using light pressure. A video for veterinary staff demonstrating how to sharpen dental and periosteal elevators. To sharpen the face of curettes and curved sickles, use a conical or cylindrical stone (ss299, ss2 or sskc). Fine grit ceramic stones are excellent for routine sharpening of dental instruments. When you see metal flecks rising from the pores of the sharpening stone,. This also serves to sharpen the wings of the elevator. Keep your instruments honed.read more: Apply a small amount of honing oil to the sharpening stone with your finger or a soft toothbrush in small circular motions. Using the gleason guide to maintain your dental scalers, curettes, and graceys is just that easy! To do this, place your conical stone in the groove in move in the direction shown. Ceramic stone the ceramic stone is a synthetic stone available in either fine, medium or coarse grits.

Keep your instruments honed.read more: Ceramic stone the ceramic stone is a synthetic stone available in either fine, medium or coarse grits. A video for veterinary staff demonstrating how to sharpen dental and periosteal elevators. This also serves to sharpen the wings of the elevator. To do this, place your conical stone in the groove in move in the direction shown. Using the gleason guide to maintain your dental scalers, curettes, and graceys is just that easy! Fine grit ceramic stones are excellent for routine sharpening of dental instruments. To sharpen the face of curettes and curved sickles, use a conical or cylindrical stone (ss299, ss2 or sskc). Apply a small amount of honing oil to the sharpening stone with your finger or a soft toothbrush in small circular motions. Move your instrument in a gliding motion across the stone using light pressure.

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How To Sharpen Dental Elevators With Stone A video for veterinary staff demonstrating how to sharpen dental and periosteal elevators. Fine grit ceramic stones are excellent for routine sharpening of dental instruments. Using the gleason guide to maintain your dental scalers, curettes, and graceys is just that easy! Move your instrument in a gliding motion across the stone using light pressure. Apply a small amount of honing oil to the sharpening stone with your finger or a soft toothbrush in small circular motions. A video for veterinary staff demonstrating how to sharpen dental and periosteal elevators. To sharpen the face of curettes and curved sickles, use a conical or cylindrical stone (ss299, ss2 or sskc). Keep your instruments honed.read more: When you see metal flecks rising from the pores of the sharpening stone,. This also serves to sharpen the wings of the elevator. To do this, place your conical stone in the groove in move in the direction shown. Ceramic stone the ceramic stone is a synthetic stone available in either fine, medium or coarse grits.