Implant Probe

Description

Implant Probe

This implant probe helps you measure around implants and prepared sites. The catalogue lists it as a 20 mm probe. Before shipment, our team inspects every unit in the United States.

What the 20 mm Size Tells You

The 20 mm figure is the only dimension the catalogue gives. It points to a longer working range than many periodontal probes. So it suits deeper readings, such as osteotomy depth or ridge measurements. Please check the photo for the marking layout before ordering.

Probing Around Implants

Peri-implant tissue calls for a light touch. Many clinicians therefore use a dedicated implant probe at maintenance visits, rather than the probe they use on natural teeth. Record readings at each recall, then compare them over time. That routine also makes changes easier to spot.

Measuring During Surgery

The probe also earns a place on the surgical tray. For example, you can check the depth of an osteotomy between drills. Likewise, it helps you gauge soft tissue height or the gap to a neighboring tooth. Afterward, note each reading in the chart so the restorative team works from the same numbers. In addition, a quick check before placement helps confirm that the planned implant length fits.

Covered for Years of Recalls

Diagnostic instruments see daily use. That is why this probe comes with coverage for three years against manufacturing defects, whether it lives in hygiene or in surgery.

Our metal instruments reference ASTM F899 for surgical steel. More measuring tools sit in our Diagnostic, Periodontal & Restorative Instruments category. For width readings across a ridge, combine it with the Bone Thickness Gauge. You can find answers to common questions in our FAQs.

Sold to trained dental professionals only. It is delivered non-sterile; clean and sterilize the probe before clinical use according to our care and sterilization page. Read about dispatch and carriers on our shipping and delivery page.