Periodontal Probes

Periodontal probes are key dental instruments used to measure the depth of gingival pockets and check gum health. Dentists use these perio probes dental tools to spot early signs of periodontal disease and plan treatment. We craft our dental periodontal probes from durable, medical-grade materials to ensure accuracy and patient comfort. Whether you need classic dental probes or surgical probes, this collection helps dental professionals perform precise periodontal assessments in clinics and implant centers across the US.

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Product Name Periodontal probe Product Art No. EIL-06-102 Description Periodontal probe, CP 10, color marking - only for comparative measurement
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Product Name Periodontal probe Product Art No. EIL-06-101 Description Periodontal probe, flat working end - only for comparative measurement
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Product Name Periodontal probe Product Art No. EIL-06-103 Description Periodontal probe, CP 11, color marking - only for comparative measurement
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Product Name Periodontal probe Product Art No. EIL-06-104 Description Periodontal probe, CP 12, color marking - only for comparative measurement
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Product Name Periodontal probe Product Art No. EIL-06-105 Description Periodontal probe, PSI/WHO, color marking - only for comparative measurement
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Product Name UNIV.NORTH CAROLINA, period. probe Product Art No. EIL-06-106 Description UNIV.NORTH CAROLINA, period. probe CP15 - only for comparative measurement

What is Periodontal Disease?

Periodontal disease is gum infection caused by plaque buildup. It makes gums red, swollen, and can damage the bone around teeth. If not treated, it can cause teeth to loosen or fall out. It can also affect dental implants. Early check-ups help catch and treat it early.

Importance of Periodontal Probes in Probing Dental Implants in the US

Periodontal probes are essential for checking gum health around dental implants. In the US, they help detect early signs of gum disease and bone loss to protect implants. Accurate probing guides dentists in planning effective treatments and ensures long-term implant success.

Different Types of Perio Probes and Their Uses in Dental Implant Care

Various types of periodontal probes are used in dental implant care to suit different clinical needs:

  • Standard Periodontal Probes: These are used to measure pocket depths around implants and natural teeth, helping assess gum health and detect periodontal disease.

  • Nabers Probe: Specifically designed for assessing furcation areas (where roots divide), the Nabers probe helps evaluate bone loss in complex implant cases.

  • Color-Coded Probes: These provide easy-to-read measurements through colored markings, enhancing accuracy during periodontal probing.

  • Surgical Probes: Used during implant surgery or advanced procedures, these probes aid in precise tissue evaluation and manipulation.

Each type of dental periodontal probe is made from medical-grade stainless steel for durability and is fully autoclavable to maintain hygiene standards. Selecting the right probe depends on the clinical scenario and the implant system used. Together, these tools allow dental professionals in the US to deliver precise, effective care for patients with dental implants.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is Periodontal Disease?

Periodontal disease is gum infection caused by plaque buildup. It makes gums red, swollen, and can damage the bone around teeth.

2. What is a periodontal probe used for?

A periodontal probe measures the depth of gum pockets to assess gum health and detect periodontal disease around natural teeth and dental implants.

3. How does periodontal probing help with dental implants?

Periodontal probing around dental implants helps detect early signs of inflammation or bone loss, ensuring implant health and longevity.

4. What types of dental probes are commonly used in periodontal probing?

Common types include standard perio probes, Nabers probes for furcation areas, and specialized probes designed for dental implants.

5. What materials are periodontal probes made of?

Most dental periodontal probes are made from surgical-grade stainless steel for durability, accuracy, and easy sterilization.

6. Can periodontal probes cause discomfort during probing?

Proper technique minimizes discomfort; however, slight sensitivity may occur, especially if gum inflammation is present.