H2 Dental Probe

Description Purpose: A diagnostic instrument to measure periodontal pocket depth, check for bleeding, identify root surface irregularities, and assess overall gum health. Design: A thin rod with a blunt or pointed tip and an ergonomic handle for grip and control, often double-ended for versatility. Function: Inserted into...

Its primary use is for diagnostic purposes. The dentist or dental hygienist uses it to:  Detect Caries (Cavities): The sharp tip is used to feel for soft spots, rough surfaces, or catches on the tooth enamel, which can indicate the presence of decay.  Examine...

🦷 Primary Uses in a Dental Clinic The dental explorer is a manual tool designed with a sharp, pointed end to enhance the clinician's sense of touch, acting as an extension of their hand. Its main function is tactile examination of the tooth surfaces...

🦷 Uses in a Dental Clinic The primary purpose of the explorer is to perform a tactile examination to detect abnormalities on the surface of the teeth and beneath the gum line. Detecting Caries (Cavities): The sharp tip is used to check for soft...

Single-Ended Dental Probes  Features: One working end on a handle, often with hollow handles for lightness. Examples: Williams Probe: Marked in 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 mm for pocket depth. UNC15 Probe: Color-coded every 3mm (1-15mm) for easier depth reading. Single Explorers: Like a #23 Shepherd's...

Single-Ended Dental Probes  Features: One working end on a handle, often with hollow handles for lightness. Examples: Williams Probe: Marked in 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 mm for pocket depth. UNC15 Probe: Color-coded every 3mm (1-15mm) for easier depth reading. Single Explorers: Like a #23 Shepherd's...

The primary function of a Dental Explorer is diagnosis and tactile examination of tooth surfaces. Its sharp, thin working tips are designed to enhance the clinician's sense of touch: Detecting Caries (Cavities): The sharp point is used to feel for soft spots, rough surfaces,...

🦷 Uses in a Dental Clinic The Ball Burnisher is a restorative instrument used toward the end of a filling procedure to refine and smooth the final dental restoration. 1. Smoothing and Polishing It is used to impart a smooth, free-of-irregularities finish to dental...