Periodontal Probe CP 12 Bader

Periodontal Probe CP 12 Bader. The CP 12 periodontal probe is a clinical diagnostic instrument used in dentistry and periodontics to accurately measure the depth of periodontal pockets, evaluate the condition of the gingival sulcus, and detect periodontal problems such as gingivitis or periodontitis. It is especially useful due to its design with millimeter markings extended up to 12 mm, allowing detailed assessment in advanced cases of periodontal disease. Recommended use: Measurement of periodontal pockets: Evaluates the depth of the gingival sulcus or periodontal pockets, helping to determine the degree of periodontal involvement. Detection of gingival recessions: Identifies gum loss, indicating the extent of periodontal disease. Diagnosis of gingival bleeding: Detects inflammation by assessing whether tissues bleed during probing. Evaluation of periodontal progression: Ideal for monitoring the progress of periodontal disease and the effectiveness of treatments. Detection of subgingival calculus: Facilitates the location of calculus deposits below the gingival line during periodontal examination. Post-treatment control: Used to measure the reduction of pockets and assess healing after periodontal or surgical treatment. Features: Millimeter active tip with contrasting sections to facilitate reading of 3-6-9 and 12 mm. Material: stainless steel. Autoclavable. Length: 16 cm.