Yellow handle for easy identification Explorer 23 for tactile calculus detection SD12 probe for pocket depth measurement Quantity: 1 explorer/probe per pack Stainless steel tips for durability The American Eagle Instrument Explorer/Probe 23/SD12 Yellow is a dual-ended diagnostic hand instrument designed to support accurate periodontal assessment and tactile exploration during routine examinations and hygiene appointments. If you are not sure about what the Explorer/Probe 23/SD12 is used for, it is the best combination explorer and probe for detecting calculus, caries, and surface irregularities while also measuring periodontal pocket depths with clarity and control.The Explorer 23 end features a fine, flexible tip that enhances tactile sensitivity, allowing you to detect subgingival calculus, overhangs, and root surface irregularities with precision during exploratory assessment. The SD12 probe end is clearly marked to support accurate pocket depth measurements and attachment level evaluation, helping you document periodontal conditions consistently and confidently. This dual-function design reduces instrument changes during exams, supporting efficient workflow and smoother patient appointments.Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, the working ends deliver durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable performance through repeated clinical use and sterilization cycles. The balanced instrument design supports controlled finger placement and stable hand positioning, improving tactile feedback while minimizing hand fatigue during extended assessments. The yellow handle provides quick visual identification within instrument setups, supporting organized operatory flow and reducing chairside confusion in busy hygiene environments.Designed for daily diagnostic use, this explorer and probe combination integrates seamlessly into standard periodontal examination protocols and supports reliable clinical decision-making. Fully autoclavable and built for longevity, it maintains performance integrity across repeated sterilization cycles. For clinicians who value efficiency, tactile accuracy, and dependable diagnostic instrumentation, it is the best explorer and probe combination for comprehensive periodontal assessment and routine dental examinations.
