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Probes
Dental Probe No. 2/54
Probe No. 2/54. [One side Probe 2 Other Side Prob 54] Instruments commonly used in the dental arm.....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe / Explorer AMP No.3
Probe / Explorer AMP No.3 Instruments commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It used for expl.....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe / Explorer AMP No.5
Probe / Explorer AMP No.5 Instruments commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It used for expl.....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe No. 5/6
Probe No. 5/6. [One side Probe 5 Other Side Prob 6] Instruments commonly used in the dental .....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe No. 6/37
Probe No. 6/37. [One side Probe 6 Other Side Prob 37] Instruments commonly used in the denta.....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe No. 9/54
Probe No. 9/54. [One side Probe 9 Other Side Prob 54] Instruments commonly used in the denta.....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe No.12, Weston
Probe No.12, Weston Instruments commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It used for exploring .....
Stainless Steel Dental Probe ODU 11/12
Probe ODU 11/12. Instruments commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It used for explori.....
Stainless Steel Probe No.11, Briault
Probe No.11, Briault Instruments commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It used for exploring.....
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Periodontal Probes
A periodontal probe is an instrument in dentistry commonly used in the dental armamentarium. It is used for exploring a wound and usually long, thin, and blunted at the end. The primary purpose of a periodontal probe is to measure pocket depths around a tooth in order to establish the state of health of the periodontium. We offer many different types of periodontal probes, and each has its own manner of indicating measurements on the tip of the instrument. e.g. AMP No.3, AMP No.5, No.11 (Briault), No.12 (Weston), No. 5/6, ODU 11/12, No. 6/37, No. 2/54, No. 9/54
The Aver® Periodontal probes can also be used for:
• Measuring other dental instruments
• Tooth preparations during restorative procedures
• Gingival recession, attached gingiva
• Oral lesions or pathologies.