The Mercury dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Mercury pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Meritt A dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Meritt pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Meritt E dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Meritt pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Michigan dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Michigan pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Fig. CP 15 UNC dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the CP UNC pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Williams DE Offset dental probe double ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Williams pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Williams Fig. W dental probe single ended is a dental probe designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Williams pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A single-ended octagonal handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.