DESCRIPTION
The Double End Probes is a dental instrument commonly used by dentists and dental professionals for periodontal examinations and measurements. It is designed to assess the depth of periodontal pockets and evaluate the overall condition of the gums and supporting structures around the teeth.
Double-ended design: The probe has two functional ends, offering versatility and convenience during periodontal examinations.
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Color-coded marking: The instrument is color-coded, making it easy to identify and differentiate from other probes or dental instruments. The color coding system aids in quick recognition of the probe's size or measurement range.
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Nabers probe tip: One of the ends of the probe features a probe tip. This tip is slender and has a rounded, blunt end. It is designed for gentle insertion into periodontal pockets to measure their depth accurately.
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Measurement markings: The probe is calibrated with measurement markings along its length. These markings are typically in millimeters and help determine the depth of periodontal pockets, providing information about the health of the gums and the severity of gum disease.
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Stainless steel construction: The Double End Probes is typically made of stainless steel. This material ensures durability, easy sterilization, and resistance to corrosion.
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Ergonomic handle: The instrument is designed with an ergonomic handle for comfortable gripping and precise control during periodontal measurements.
Features:
Indications:
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Periodontal assessment: The probe is used to evaluate the depth of periodontal pockets, which helps in diagnosing and monitoring periodontal disease. By measuring the pocket depth, dentists can determine the severity of gum disease and track any changes in the condition over time.
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Gingival health evaluation: The probe assists in assessing the health of the gums and the presence of inflammation or bleeding. It aids in identifying areas of gingival recession, which is the loss of gum tissue around the teeth.
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Periodontal treatment planning: The measurements obtained using the probe guide dentists in developing an appropriate treatment plan for patients with gum disease. The information helps determine the extent of treatment required, such as scaling and root planing, gum surgery, or other periodontal interventions
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Monitoring periodontal maintenance: After initial periodontal therapy, regular measurements using the probe are performed to monitor the response to treatment and the effectiveness of maintenance care. The probe helps identify any recurrence or progression of gum disease.
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