• Type: Dental Diagnostic Probe
• End Configuration: Single-Ended
• Probe Point: Sharp
• Material: High-Quality Dental Grade Material
• Grip Design: Ergonomic
• Application: Routine Check-ups, Comprehensive Dental Exams

• 1 X Single Ended Probe

Preparation:

• Ensure the probe is clean and sterilized before use. Follow standard infection control protocols.
• Familiarize yourself with the ergonomic grip for comfortable handling during examinations.

Patient Preparation:

• Seat the patient comfortably in the dental chair.
• Explain the procedure to the patient, addressing any concerns or questions they may have.

Examination Technique:

• Hold the Oracraft Single Ended Probe #3 - EXS6 with a firm yet gentle grip, allowing for precise control during the examination.
• Begin the examination in a systematic manner, starting from a specific tooth or quadrant.

Surface Exploration:

• Glide the sharp point of the probe gently across the tooth enamel surface.
• Utilize the probe's sharpness to enhance tactile sensation, carefully assessing for any irregularities, roughness, or potential areas of decay.

Decay Detection:

• Pay close attention to variations in resistance as the probe moves along the tooth surface.
• Investigate any soft spots, demineralized areas, or potential cavities by applying gentle pressure.

Documentation:

• Record your findings systematically, noting the tooth number, location, and any observed abnormalities.

Communication:

• Discuss your observations with the patient, providing education on oral health and any recommended follow-up procedures.

Cleaning and Sterilization:

• After use, clean the Oracraft Single Ended Probe #3 - EXS6 thoroughly using recommended cleaning agents.
• Sterilize the probe according to established guidelines for infection control.

Storage:

• Store the sterilized probe in a clean and dry environment, ensuring it is protected from contamination.

Regular Maintenance:

• Periodically inspect the probe for any signs of wear or damage.
• Replace the probe if it shows signs of deterioration to maintain optimal diagnostic accuracy.