
Dental Probe 12
During dental exams, the 12 Dental Probe is a diagnostic tool used to measure periodontal diseases, identify cavities, and analyze tooth surfaces. In order to detect plaque, calculus, and anomalies in the oral cavity, dentists frequently use it to examine pits, fissures, and restoration margins. It is a crucial instrument for routine dental diagnostics because of its fine tip, which enables accurate examination. For precise probing and improved tactile sensitivity, the device has a thin, pointed working end. During procedures, the ergonomic handle offers better control and a pleasant grip. $50.99
- Stock: In Stock
- Model: AZM6734915
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12 Probe #1
- Designed for comfort and control, ensuring excellent handling during use.
- Features a blue titanium coating that enhances visual appeal, surface hardness, and wear resistance.
- Offers superior corrosion resistance and durability compared to standard stainless steel instruments.
- The Intro Exam Set in Blue Titanium is a premium collection of diagnostic instruments for routine medical examinations.
- Made from high-quality surgical grade stainless steel, the forceps feature a solid handle for comfort and a satin finish to reduce glare from surgical lights.
- These instruments are autoclavable and suitable for repeated sterilization, maintaining their quality over time.
Warranty: Our Instruments are well known for their role in enhancing surgery results with their long lasting ability to withstand sterilization procedures We are committed to offering trustworthy quality, Promising that they continue to work as meant for many years to come, we provide a lifetime warranty on all of our Instruments. This warranty gives you peace of mind on your purchase by demonstrating our dedication to every product we make. Your Trust is our responsibility.
| Category | Dental Instruments |
| Sub - Category | Diagnostic Essentials |
| Finish | Satin |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| CE Marked | Yes |
| Country | World Wide |
| lead Time | 3 - 4 working days |









