Diagnostic Explorer/Probe – 23/CP12 | Dual-End Instrument for Caries Detection & Periodontal Assessment

Streamline your clinical exams with the 23/CP12 Combination Explorer-Probe—featuring a sharp caries explorer and a CP12 periodontal probe with precise millimeter markings for accurate diagnostics.

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Features & Compatibility

The 23/CP12 Diagnostic Explorer-Probe is a versatile, dual-ended instrument designed to provide fast, efficient, and accurate oral assessments. Combining a No. 23 explorer on one end and a CP12 periodontal probe on the other, this tool supports both caries detection and periodontal evaluations—all in one ergonomic instrument.

The No. 23 explorer tip features a fine, sharp curve for enhanced tactile sensitivity—ideal for detecting caries, calculus, and enamel defects. The CP12 probe includes laser-etched millimeter markings at uniform intervals (1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 mm), enabling precise measurement of periodontal pocket depths and gingival conditions.

Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, the 23/CP12 instrument is autoclavable, corrosion-resistant, and designed for long-term clinical use. The lightweight, textured handle ensures a secure grip and excellent control—even during extended procedures.

Key Features:

Dual-Ended Design: Combines 23 explorer for tactile detection with CP12 probe for periodontal measurements

CP12 Probe Markings: Clearly defined, wear-resistant markings at 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 mm

High Tactile Sensitivity: Ideal for detecting carious lesions, subgingival calculus, and surface irregularities

Premium Stainless Steel: Rust-resistant, autoclavable, and built for durability

Ergonomic Handle: Lightweight and textured for optimal grip and clinician comfort

Clinical Versatility: Suitable for general dental exams, hygiene checkups, and periodontal charting

A staple in diagnostic kits, the 23/CP12 Explorer-Probe is trusted by dental professionals for its accuracy, reliability, and time-saving dual-function design.

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