GDC Double End Probes Thin William / Screening Probe # 6 (Pcpqow/11.5b)

Description

The GDC Double End Probes Thin William / Screening Probe #6 (Pcpqow/11.5b) is a specialized dental instrument designed for periodontal assessments and screenings. This probe features a dual-ended design, offering two distinct probe tips for versatile functionality. One end is equipped with a Thin William probe, which is thin and precise, allowing for accurate measurements and evaluations of periodontal pockets and the overall health of the gingiva.

The other end features the Screening Probe #6, which has a slightly thicker and rounded tip. This design makes it ideal for detecting subgingival calculus and assessing roughness or irregularities on the tooth surface. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, this instrument is durable and easy to sterilize, making it suitable for repeated use in clinical settings.

The ergonomic handle of the probe ensures a comfortable grip, giving the practitioner better control during examinations. Both probe tips have inscribed markings for easy measurement: the Screening Probe has mm markings at 3.5, 5.5, 8.5, and 11.5, while the William Probe features markings at 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10. These clear, readable markings contribute to accurate and efficient periodontal assessments.

Features

Double-ended Design: Provides two different ends for various dental examinations, one for periodontal pocket measurements and the other for detecting subgingival calculus and tooth surface irregularities.
Thin William Probe: Features a thin, tapered design that allows easy insertion into periodontal pockets and includes millimeter markings for precise pocket depth measurement.
Screening Probe #6: Has a rounded, curved tip, making it suitable for gentle exploration of tooth surfaces, helping detect subgingival calculus and surface irregularities.
High-Quality Construction: Crafted from durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting use and resistance to wear and tear even after repeated sterilization.
Ergonomic Handle: Designed to provide a comfortable, secure grip, improving control and reducing hand fatigue during procedures for better precision.
Accurate Measurements: The Thin William end is marked with millimeter increments, enabling accurate measurement of periodontal pockets and effective gum disease assessment.
Versatile Application: Ideal for periodontal exams, routine check-ups, and screenings for calculus and tooth surface irregularities, offering broad utility in dental practices.

Specifications

Type: This instrument is a periodontal probe, specifically designed for examining the health of the gums and measuring periodontal pockets.
Category: It falls under the category of periodontics, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal diseases.
Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.
Disposable / Reusable: This periodontal probe is reusable, offering long-term functionality when properly maintained and sterilized.
Sterile / Non-Sterile: The probe is non-sterile upon delivery and must be sterilized before use in dental procedures.
Autoclavable: The instrument is autoclavable, making it safe and convenient for sterilization in an autoclave.

Package Contents

1 x Probe

Directions To Use

Ensure Proper Infection Control: Begin by following infection control protocols, including wearing gloves and sterilizing the probe before use.
Secure Grip: Hold the probe handle firmly and comfortably, ensuring a steady and controlled grip throughout the examination.
Choose the Appropriate Probe End: Select the correct end of the probe based on the specific procedure or assessment being performed.
Periodontal Pocket Measurement: For measuring periodontal pockets, use the Thin William end. Gently insert the probe into the gingival sulcus or pocket, sliding it along the tooth until you feel resistance. Record the measurement indicated by the probe’s millimeter markings.
Screening for Subgingival Calculus: For detecting subgingival calculus or tooth surface irregularities, use the Screening Probe #6 end. Carefully move the probe along the tooth surface, checking for roughness or calculus deposits.
Document Findings: Note any measurements, abnormalities, or findings during the examination for further evaluation and treatment planning.
Clean and Sterilize: After use, thoroughly clean and sterilize the probe in accordance with infection control guidelines to ensure it remains safe for future use.

Warranty

6 months warranty against rust.

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