Probe Cattoni Fig 23/17 Dental Periodontal Instruments

Probe Cattoni Fig 23/17 is a periodontal instrument used for measuring the depth of periodontal pockets and assessing the overall health of the gums. The probe features a precise, marked scale and a slender, tapered design that allows for easy insertion into the periodontal sulcus. This tool is essential for diagnosing periodontal disease, measuring attachment loss, and monitoring the progression of gum disease over time. The Fig 23/17 version typically has two ends: one for exploring deeper pockets and another for more delicate probing.

Uses:

• Measuring Pocket Depths: Determines the depth of periodontal pockets to assess gum health.
• Diagnosis of Periodontal Disease: Helps identify early signs of gum disease or attachment loss.
• Gum Tissue Evaluation: Measures the extent of tissue inflammation and recession.
• Monitoring Treatment Progress: Tracks changes in pocket depths over time to assess the effectiveness of treatment.
• Veterinary Dentistry: Used in small and large animal dental assessments to check for gum disease.

Key Features:

• Dual Ends: Allows for different probing depths, with one end for deeper pockets and the other for more delicate probing.
• Graduated Scale: Markings in millimeters provide precise measurements of pocket depth.
• Tapered Design: The slim, tapered probe easily reaches tight areas and deep pockets.
• Ergonomic Handle: Ensures a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged use.
• High-Quality Stainless Steel: Resistant to corrosion, ensuring durability and repeated sterilization.
• Autoclavable: Can be sterilized for safe, hygienic use in clinical settings.

How does the Probe Cattoni Fig 23/17 differ from other periodontal probes?

This specific model offers a combination of two distinct probing ends for varied pocket depths, making it versatile for both general periodontal assessments and more intricate measurements.

What is the proper technique for using the Probe Cattoni Fig 23/17?

Gently insert the probe into the sulcus or periodontal pocket, following the contours of the tooth, and measure the depth at multiple sites around the tooth to get a comprehensive view of the periodontal health.

How do I maintain the Probe Cattoni Fig 23/17?

Rinse after each use to remove debris, and sterilize the instrument in an autoclave. Regular inspection is essential to ensure the probe is not bent or damaged, as this could affect accuracy.

Technical Specifications:

Material: Stainless Steel
Finshing: Dull & Polish
Usage: Left Hand or Right Hand
Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
Lubricate: Yes
Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated
Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
QC Passed: Yes
Packing: Individually Packed