Probe Millimeter Bader

Millimeter Probe BADER. The millimeter probe is a diagnostic instrument used mainly in periodontics to accurately measure the depth of gingival sulci or periodontal pockets, as well as to evaluate the condition of periodontal tissues. It is a key tool in the early detection of periodontal diseases and in monitoring periodontal treatments. Recommended use: Measurement of periodontal pockets: Determines the depth of the gingival sulcus or periodontal pockets, helping to diagnose diseases such as gingivitis or periodontitis. Detection of gingival recession: Evaluates the level of gum loss, showing the progression of periodontal disease. Assessment of bleeding and suppuration: Detects signs of inflammation or infection by checking whether gingival tissues bleed or exude during probing. Control of periodontal treatment: Monitors response to treatment, measuring the reduction in pocket depth and tissue healing. Detection of subgingival calculus: Identifies roughness or calculus deposits on the root below the gingival line. Features: Material: stainless steel. Autoclavable. Length: 14 cm.