Dental Scissors

Dean Gum Scissors

One 6.75-inch Dean gum scissors with tungsten carbide (TC) cutting components and a passivated AISI 420 stainless-steel body. Reusable, autoclavable and sold as a single instrument.

Product code
DIS-DEN-0334
Material
Stainless steel (AISI 420) body with tungsten carbide (TC) cutting components
Finish
Passivated; silver/gold color
Size
6.75 in (approx. 17.1 cm) overall length
MOQ
confirmed with your quote

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About Dean Gum Scissors

Our Dean gum scissors pair the Dean tissue-scissor pattern with tungsten carbide (TC) cutting components, at an overall length of 6.75 inches. Each unit is one reusable instrument with a passivated AISI 420 stainless-steel body and a silver and gold color finish. It is made for practices and distributors that keep Dean-pattern scissors in their gum and soft-tissue instrument line.

What to compare when choosing a Dean pattern

When replacing Dean-pattern scissors, compare the working profile as well as the stated length. These three details help you specify the pair your clinicians use:

  • Blade approach: the angle at which the blades meet the tissue alongside the teeth.
  • Reach: at 6.75 inches (about 17.1 cm), set this overall length against your current scissors, because Dean scissors are sold in more than one length.
  • View of the working end: how much of the tips stays visible past the fingers during a cut.

If your team prefers straight blades or a double-curved profile, you will find those patterns elsewhere in our dental scissors range. Choose the Dean when it is the pattern your clinicians already specify.

TC cutting components and a passivated body

TC stands for tungsten carbide. On these scissors it describes the cutting components, and the rest of the instrument is AISI 420 stainless steel. Tungsten carbide is markedly harder than stainless steel, so it is placed where the scissors cut. The silver and gold coloring is the appearance finish. The TC designation is what tells you about the cutting edge.

Passivation is a finishing treatment for stainless-steel surfaces that supports the steel's natural corrosion resistance. It works best with prompt cleaning and thorough drying after every use, following the validated reprocessing instructions supplied with the instrument.

What to include in your order

The scissors are sold as single instruments, so quote quantities in individual pieces. When you request a quote, send:

  • Product name and SKU: Dean Gum Scissors, DIS-DEN-0334
  • The number of instruments you need
  • Any packing or documentation requirements
  • A clear photo of the blade configuration, if you are matching Dean scissors already in use

The scissors are reusable and autoclavable under those same supplied instructions.

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Dean Gum Scissors Questions

What does TC mean on these Dean scissors?

TC stands for tungsten carbide, which is used for the cutting components. The body is AISI 420 stainless steel. The silver and gold color is an appearance finish.

Are the Dean gum scissors sold individually?

Yes. Each unit is one 6.75-inch instrument, so quote your quantity in single pieces.

How can I make sure these match the Dean scissors we already use?

Include a clear photo of your current blade configuration and its overall length with your quote request. That lets us check your instrument against this 6.75-inch Dean before quoting.

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