Explorers & Probes

Used to detect caries and calculus. The knurled handle provides a solid, ergonomic grip for greater tactile sensitivity.

Expros have an explorer on one end and probe on the other. The ergonomic design allows the practitioner to examine and evaluate the oral cavity with more precision without putting the instrument down.

Probes are used to assess pocket depth and measure dental anomalies and lesions during diagnostic examinations.

Hu-Friedy Colorvue PerioScreen probe provides a fast and easy-to-use method of screening periodontal pocket depth prior to definitive probing.

Explorers are used to examine teeth for decay, calculus and other abnormalities. They have thin, flexible tips that taper to a sharp point and come in various patterns. All Nordent explorer tips are made from spring-tempered stainless steel.

Combines two popular working ends in one explorer. Hu-Friedy endodontic explorers are made from a special blend of alloy which provides the flexibility, strength, tactile sensitivity and resilience clinicians. Part of a complete line of endodontic hand instruments used for endodontic applications.

PerioWise Periodontal Probes provide precision measuring of pocket depths with incremental color-coded markings.
Ideal for quick screenings and complete periodontal examinations. Color lines indicate periodontal health and can identify the presence of periodontal disease. Safe around implants. Slightly flexible for greater patient comfort. Autoclavable, safe around implants and sterilizable up to 270ºF (132ºC).

Probes are used to measure periodontal pocket depth in millimeter increments. All Nordent Probe tip are made from spring-tempered stainless steel and machine ground to exacting tolerances. The millimeter measurements are precisely cut into the Probe tips.

Probes are used to assess periodontal pocket depths, attachment levels, anatomy configurations and gingival bleeding. Nabers probes are ideal for assessing furcation areas

American Eagle Instruments probes are precision fabricated to provide accuracy for intraoral measurements such as pocket depths.