Probe CP 11 Bader

Probe CP 11 BADER. The CP 11 periodontal probe is a measuring instrument designed to assess the depth of periodontal sulci or pockets and the condition of periodontal tissues during diagnosis and treatment in periodontics. Its precise features make it an indispensable tool in the early detection and monitoring of periodontal diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis. Recommended use: Measurement of periodontal pocket depth: Evaluates the depth of the gingival sulcus or periodontal pockets to determine the degree of periodontal involvement. Detection of gingival recession: Allows measurement of the loss of gingival tissue, evaluating how much the gum has receded from its normal position. Assessment of gingival bleeding: By gently inserting the probe into the gingival sulcus, it can identify if there is bleeding, a key sign of periodontal inflammation. Detection of subgingival calculus: During probing, it helps to perceive the presence of dental calculus below the gingival line. Control of periodontal treatment: It is used to measure and monitor the patient's response to periodontal treatment, observing the reduction in pocket depth. Features: Millimeter tip with contrasting sections of 3-6-8 and 11 mm. Material: stainless steel. Autoclavable. Length: 15 cm.