Probe

Description

Probe

Every exam tray needs a dental probe, and trays lose them faster than any other piece. This listing is the plain probe pattern that appears in our assembled exam sets, offered on its own. Intrace USA is an Atlanta distributor, and each probe passes a hand check in the United States before it leaves us.

Why a Set Component Is Sold Alone

Clinics that buy complete sets eventually need single replacements. For example, a probe goes missing in laundry bags, or a tip bends after a fall. Rather than buying a whole kit again, you can order this one piece. So your trays stay complete and identical from chair to chair.

Matching It to Your Existing Trays

The catalogue lists this item simply as Probe, without a named marking scheme or tip profile. Therefore, the product photos are the most reliable reference. Lay a probe from your current tray next to the image and compare the shank angle, the tip and any markings. If you need a specific calibration, our Williams, UNC 15 and other named probe pages describe those patterns.

Gentle Handling for a Slender Tip

A probe tip is thin, so a drop onto tile can bend it out of true. Then readings and tactile feel suffer. Store the probe in a cassette slot instead of loose in a drawer, and avoid using it as a lever. The probe ships non-sterile; give it a complete wash, rinse and steam cycle before it reaches a patient. Our cover on this exam probe stretches three years against manufacturing defects in the metal or finish.

The stainless steel grade follows ASTM F899 for surgical and dental instruments. Explore more exam tools in Diagnostic, Periodontal and Restorative Instruments, compare a calibrated option such as the Williams Periodontal Probes, or find quick answers in our FAQ section.

Supplied for professional dental use by trained clinicians. Read our instrument care notes and delivery policy before placing it into service.