Dental Measuring Probes(40)

The Goldman-Fox Williams is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Double Ended, With One Wide, Blunt Working End & One Extra Thin Working End And A Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Measuring ProbeFig. CP-10 is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Measuring ProbeFig. CP-11 is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender, Extra Long, Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Measuring ProbeFig. CP-12 is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender, Extra Long, Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Measuring ProbeFig. CP2 is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Measuring ProbeFig. CP-8 is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Merritt Measuring ProbeFig. B is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Sharply-Bent, Slender, Long & Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy

The Michigan Explorer/Measuring Probe Fig. 23/O is a dental instrument that has two end. One is graduated and used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss, and the other is used as an explorer to test the presence of caries and ensure a caries free cavity.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Double Ended, With One Graduated, Slender Blunt Tipped End, And One Gently Curved Sharp End Providing Maximum Accuracy & Versatility

The Michigan Measuring Probe Fig. “O” is a dental instrument used to measure the depths of periodontal pockets, and the degree of attachment loss.

• Diamond Pattern Knurled Handle For An Optimum Grip
• Ergonomic, Round, Hollow & Light Weight Handles For Maximum Comfort & Minimizing The Risk Of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Single Ended, With A Slender, Graduated Tip For Maximum Accuracy