Ultrasonic Tooth Cleaner for Tartar Removal at Home

Five intensity settings, from Soft to Super strong

• Five levels, gentle to strong

  Soft, Normal, Middle, Strong and Super strong. Start light and raise the level only where the tip needs more. An indicator shows the setting at a glance.

• A clear cap and replaceable tip

  The clear acrylic cap covers the scaling tip between uses. The stainless steel head is replaceable, so a worn tip does not end the device.

• Complete kit in a small case

  Handpiece, replacement tips, dental mirror, explorer, USB cable and storage case arrive together, ready for the bathroom shelf or a travel pouch.

A five-minute routine at the gumline

1. 1
   Charge and attach

   Charge with the USB cable and seat the scaling tip until it clicks.

2. 2
   Pick Soft

   Press the mode button to Soft. Raise the level only if needed.

3. 3
   Light the area

   Use the LED and the dental mirror to find buildup at the gumline.

4. 4
   Short strokes

   Hold the tip lightly and move slowly in short strokes, section by section.

5. 5
   Rinse and store

   Rinse your mouth, dry the tip and replace the clear cap.

Everything in one portable kit

• Ultrasonic scaler handpiece×1

  With clear protective cap

• Replacement scaling tips

  Stainless steel

• Dental mirror×1

  Stainless steel

• Explorer probe×1

  Stainless steel

• USB charging cable×1

  USB-A to USB-C

• Storage case×1

  Small plastic case

From a gritty gumline to a smoother finish

The film you keep missing

Your teeth look clean in the mirror, yet a rough film returns near the gumline. A brush glides over it. Whitening toothpaste lifts surface stain, not what has already hardened.

Why it hardens so fast

Coffee, tea and smoking darken enamel, and buildup sets within days if left alone. The next dental visit is months away, and cheap hand scrapers slip.

Control at home

Five intensity levels, a stainless steel scaling head and an LED at the base put a controlled scaling tool in your bathroom. Start on Soft, move up only where needed, and keep your dentist in the loop.

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