Periodontal Probes
Periodontal probes with laser-clear markings for pocket depth, attachment loss and bleeding on probing — CP-2, CP-11, CP-12, CP-12B, CP-15, CP-18, WHO, Williams, Nabers.
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Why dentists choose ErgoDenta for Periodontal Probes
Reliable pocket charting starts with probes that are easy to read and kind to the tissue. Our Periodontal Probes cover every commonly used marking: CP-2, CP-11, CP-12, CP-12B (ball end), CP-15 (North Carolina), CP-18, the WHO 11.5 mm ball-end probe, the Williams probe, the Furcation probe and the Nabers (ball-end) probe for furcation exams.
Markings are laser-etched, not painted — so they stay readable after thousands of autoclave cycles. Available as single-ended for focused charting or paired with an Explorer on the opposite end for full-exam efficiency.
Frequently asked about Diagnostics
How do I choose a mouth mirror size?
For most adult work, a #4 (22mm) front-surface mirror is the standard. #5 (24mm) is preferred for retraction and for working in posterior sextants. Pediatric and surgical mirrors run smaller (#2-3).
What is a front-surface mirror, and why does it matter?
A front-surface mirror has the reflective coating on the front of the glass — eliminating the "double image" you get from a standard back-surface mirror. Essential for accurate diagnosis at higher magnification (loupes, microscope).
Which probe should I use for periodontal charting — UNC-15, Williams, or WHO?
UNC-15 is the universal choice for full-mouth charting (1mm increments to 15mm). Williams probes use 1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10mm grading. WHO probes have a ball tip for screening (BPE/PSR).
Are ErgoDenta probes compatible with autoclaves?
Yes — every ErgoDenta diagnostic instrument is fully autoclavable at 134°C, follows EU MDR reprocessing guidance, and ships with an IFU. See our reprocessing guide at /care.