William Fox Probe

WILLIAM FOX PROBE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The William Fox periodontal probe is a tool used in dentistry to evaluate the periodontal health of patients. The William Fox probe is shaped like a hook or probe with a thin, rounded tip that is used to measure the depth of periodontal pockets around the teeth. It is made of high quality stainless steel to ensure its durability and resistance.

The William Fox probe is generally calibrated in millimeters, allowing the professional to determine the amount of space between the gum and the tooth. These measurements are important to assess the presence and severity of periodontal disease, as well as to develop an appropriate treatment plan.

In addition to measuring the depth of periodontal pockets, the William Fox probe may also have reference marks to record other important aspects of periodontal health, such as bleeding gums or the presence of calculus or plaque deposits.

Material : Stainless Steel

Country of origin : Pakistan

Dimensions : 17cm