Dental Straight Probe Single Ended – Diagnostic Probes

1) Ergonomic Design
Serrated Handles: Better Grip
Less fatigue
2) Material
Made up of Stainless Steel
3) Working End
Sharp working ends: Better Diagnosis
4) Rust Free
Corrosion Resistant : Passivated
5) Disinfection
Autoclavable

Indian Probe is a straight probe.
Made of stainless steel
Fine straight tip
Standard handle
Uses:
To check cavities in the biting surface of the teeth during oral diagnosis
To check around the margins of existing fillings or crowns.
Indian Dental Instruments excel in the highest quality standards. They are manufactured from selective stainless steel by skilled workers with modern machines, keeping control of production and quality at every step to guarantee a supply of Instruments with utmost precision.

Instrument Name: Straight Probe
Type: Dental Probe
Category: Diagnostic
Material: Stainless Steel
Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non – Sterile
Latex / Latex – free: Latex Free

1 x Indian Straight Probe

Preparation: Ensure the patient is comfortable, and the clinical environment is prepared for the dental examination or procedure.
Selection: Choose the appropriate GDC Single End Probe -1 (Exs6l) for the intended use, considering the specific dental procedure or examination.
Sterilization: Verify that the instrument is properly sterilized according to standard dental sterilization protocols.
Isolation of Tooth: If needed, use a dental mirror and cotton rolls to isolate the tooth or teeth of interest.
Insertion: Gently insert the instrument into the targeted area, applying controlled pressure based on the procedure requirements.
Procedure-specific Actions: Follow the specific guidelines for the dental procedure, whether it involves probing, exploration, or another application.
Patient Comfort: Continuously monitor the patient’s comfort level and adjust your technique as needed. Address any discomfort promptly.
Documentation: Record relevant information and observations in the patient’s dental chart.
Post-Procedure Communication: Communicate the findings or next steps with the patient as necessary.