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Latest revision as of 19:22, 4 June 2016


Correct way to hold a periodontal probe, modified pen grip.© Lisa Milella 2013
Periodontal probe (14W type) showing graduations of the tip© Lisa Milella 2013

The periodontal probe is a narrow rounded or flat, blunt-ended, graduated instrument. Due to its blunt end, it can be inserted into the gingival sulcus without causing trauma.

The periodontal probe is used to:

The markings on the probe are either engraved rings or colour coded bands. A screening probe for example has 3 or 4mm banded block markings whilst a Williams periodontal probe is more accurate with mm markings. Before using the probe, the operator should ensure that they know what the markings represent by comparing the probe to a ruler.




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