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- Hollow Handles: Less Fatigued
- Serrated Handles: Better Grip
- Sharp working ends: Better Diagnosis
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Corrosion Resistant: Passivated
- Tactile sensation is preserved.
- Highly Polished Tips
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GDC Single End Probes #1 (Pcp11.5b)
The Screening probe has a 0.5 mm ball at the tip and a color-coded area 3.5 to 5.5 mm from the tip. It has markings mm 3.5-5.5-8.5-11.5. The ball at the end of the probe is intended to enhance patient comfort and assist in detecting overhanging margins and subgingival calculus
- Type: Single End Probes
- Category: Periodontics
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
- Autoclavable: Yes
- 1 x Single End Probes
- Prepare the Patient: Ensure the patient is comfortably seated in the dental chair with good visibility of the oral cavity.Explain the procedure to the patient, emphasizing that it is typically painless.
- Wear Gloves and PPE: Put on disposable gloves and any required personal protective equipment to maintain infection control.
- Inspect the Probe: Examine the GDC Single End Probes #1 (Pcp11.5b) to ensure that it is clean and in good condition. Check for any damage or contamination.
- Select the Appropriate Probe: Choose the appropriate probe size and type for the specific examination. The #1 probe is commonly used for general probing.
- Begin the Probing: Hold the probe like a pen or pencil with a gentle but firm grip.Start with the first tooth or area you want to examine.
- Insertion: Gently insert the pointed end of the probe into the periodontal pocket between the tooth and the gum. The probe should be parallel to the tooth's surface.
- Depth Measurement: Carefully slide the probe into the pocket until you feel slight resistance. The point at which you feel resistance indicates the depth of the pocket. Read the measurement scale on the probe to determine the pocket depth in millimeters.
- Record the Measurement: Record the measurement for each tooth or area being examined on a dental chart or patient record. Include the tooth number or location for reference.
- Continue Examination: Repeat the process for each tooth and periodontal pocket in the patient's mouth, moving systematically through the entire dentition.
- Evaluate and Interpret Results: After completing the probing, assess the recorded measurements to determine the health of the gums and the presence of any periodontal disease.
- Discuss Findings with the Patient: If necessary, discuss the results with the patient, and explain any recommended treatments or further evaluations.
- Clean and Sterilize the Probe: After use, clean and sterilize the probe according to the manufacturer's guidelines to maintain infection control standards
