Probe CP15 (UNC) University of North Carolina
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| SKU | 111215 |
| Brand | INSTRUDENTAL |
| Type | Diagnostic |
| Category | Diagnostic |
| Tags | 1112-15Cat_DiagnosticDiagnosticDiagnostic_Probes & ExplorersID DentalProbes & ExplorersStainless SteelSub_Probes & ExplorersSurgical GradeUK Stock |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
A CP15 (University of North Carolina) periodontal probe with continuous 1mm markings along its full length, used for precise pocket-depth measurement and early detection of periodontal disease.
- Continuous UNC-15 markings for fine-grained readings
- Slim, durable design for accurate probing
- Supports periodontal pocket assessment and monitoring
- AISI 304 and hardened J2 stainless steel, fully autoclavable
FAQs
What does UNC mean on this probe?
UNC refers to the University of North Carolina pattern, which has continuous millimetre markings along the full working length rather than banded groups.
How is this different from a standard CP probe?
The continuous markings give finer, more precise pocket-depth readings than a probe with fewer, wider bands.
What material is this instrument made from?
The handle is corrosion-resistant AISI 304 stainless steel and the working end is hardened Japanese-standard J2 stainless steel, each chosen for its job: rust-resistant handling and a hard, precise working end that keeps its shape through repeated autoclave cycles.
A standard part of periodontal charting alongside mirrors and explorers.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
A CP15 (University of North Carolina) periodontal probe with continuous 1mm markings along its full length, used for precise pocket-depth measurement and early detection of periodontal disease.
- Continuous UNC-15 markings for fine-grained readings
- Slim, durable design for accurate probing
- Supports periodontal pocket assessment and monitoring
- AISI 304 and hardened J2 stainless steel, fully autoclavable
FAQs
What does UNC mean on this probe?
UNC refers to the University of North Carolina pattern, which has continuous millimetre markings along the full working length rather than banded groups.
How is this different from a standard CP probe?
The continuous markings give finer, more precise pocket-depth readings than a probe with fewer, wider bands.
What material is this instrument made from?
The handle is corrosion-resistant AISI 304 stainless steel and the working end is hardened Japanese-standard J2 stainless steel, each chosen for its job: rust-resistant handling and a hard, precise working end that keeps its shape through repeated autoclave cycles.
A standard part of periodontal charting alongside mirrors and explorers.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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