Periodontal Probe Williams Bader

Williams Bader Probe The Williams probe is a periodontal measuring instrument widely used in dentistry to evaluate the depth of gingival sulci or periodontal pockets. It is a fundamental tool in periodontics, recognized for its specific design with selected millimeter markings, which facilitates the identification of measurements necessary for an accurate periodontal diagnosis and treatment. Recommended use: - Measurement of periodontal pockets: Determines the depth of the gingival sulcus or periodontal pockets, helping to classify the severity of periodontal diseases. - Evaluation of gingival recession: Measures gum loss and its relative position with respect to the cemento-enamel junction. - Detection of gingival inflammation: Identifies signs of inflammation by evaluating bleeding on probing of the gingival sulcus. - Monitoring of periodontal treatment: Allows verification of pocket reduction and tissue recovery after periodontal therapies. - Detection of subgingival calculus: Locates irregularities or calculus deposits below the gingival line. Characteristics: - Active tip graduated with selected markings in millimeters: 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10 mm. - It does not include the 4 mm mark, which makes its pattern unique and recognizable. - Material: stainless steel. - Autoclavable. - Length: 15cm.