WHO Probe-Williams Probe With Hollow Handle

WHO Probe – Williams Periodontal Probe with Hollow Handle | Precision Dental Diagnostic Instrument

The WHO Probe (Williams Probe) with Hollow Handle is a specialized periodontal diagnostic instrument used globally for the assessment of gingival and periodontal health. Designed in accordance with the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines, this probe features ball-ended tips and precise millimeter markings, making it ideal for safe, standardized periodontal screening and recording (PSR).

The ergonomic hollow handle offers lightweight handling and exceptional tactile sensitivity, providing dental professionals with accurate measurements while minimizing patient discomfort.

Key Features:

• Ball-Tipped WHO Design
  Features a smooth, rounded ball tip (0.5 mm) at the end to prevent tissue trauma during probing. Enhances patient comfort while improving accuracy in periodontal assessments.

• Williams Markings (1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 mm)
  Clearly etched or color-coded markings for accurate periodontal pocket depth measurement. Recommended for use in Periodontal Screening and Recording (PSR) exams.

• Hollow Handle – Lightweight & Ergonomic
  Designed with a stainless steel hollow handle for reduced hand fatigue. The textured surface ensures a secure grip and enhanced control during use.

• Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
  Corrosion-resistant, autoclavable, and built for long-term professional use. Maintains its shape and markings through repeated sterilization cycles.

• Autoclavable & Reusable
  Complies with hygiene protocols. Fully sterilizable and reusable without compromising measurement accuracy or instrument integrity.

Applications:

• Periodontal pocket depth measurement

• Gingival health and sulcus evaluation

• PSR (Periodontal Screening and Recording) exams

• Detection of bleeding points and tissue response

• Routine dental hygiene and periodontal therapy monitoring

Ideal For:

• General dentists

• Periodontists

• Dental hygienists

• Dental schools and clinical training