The University of Michigan Fig. 23 Periodontal Probe is a trusted diagnostic instrument designed for precise measurement of periodontal pocket depths, attachment loss, and gingival health. Known for its standardized markings and gentle tip design, this probe ensures accurate and comfortable periodontal assessments.
The Fig. 23 model is calibrated with distinct millimeter markings (typically at 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 mm), allowing for consistent, reproducible measurements during examinations and periodontal charting. Its slender, rounded tip helps reduce patient discomfort while navigating along the sulcus or periodontal pocket.
Constructed from high-quality surgical stainless steel, the probe is corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and built for durability. Its ergonomic handle is lightweight and textured for improved grip and control, enhancing clinical performance even during extended use.
Key Features:
University of Michigan Fig. 23 Design: Calibrated for accurate periodontal pocket depth measurement
Laser-Etched Markings: High-contrast, wear-resistant gradations for long-term accuracy
Tissue-Friendly Tip: Rounded and slender for minimal trauma to gingival tissue
Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel: Durable, rust-resistant, and autoclavable
Ergonomic Handle: Lightweight, non-slip grip for precision and clinician comfort
Essential for Periodontal Charting: Ideal for exams, hygiene visits, and periodontal therapy planning
The Fig. 23 Probe is a staple in any dental practice, combining clinical reliability with patient-friendly design—helping you maintain high standards of care with confidence.
