Description
The Double-Ended Explorer Fig. 16 University of Michigan is a highly specialized dental instrument designed for accurate and efficient oral examinations. Renowned for its precision and durability, this explorer is a valuable tool for dental professionals seeking to enhance diagnostic capabilities.
Key Features:
- Dual-Ended Tips:
- Fig. 16 Tip: One end features a fine, tapered tip ideal for probing and detecting small carious lesions, calculus, and plaque in narrow or difficult-to-reach areas of the teeth.
- University of Michigan Tip: The other end has a slightly broader and more rounded tip, which provides versatility in exploring and assessing broader tooth surfaces and detecting larger areas of interest.
- High-Quality Stainless Steel Construction: Made from premium stainless steel, this explorer offers superior durability, resistance to corrosion, and maintains its precision edge over time.
- Ergonomic Handle Design: The handle is crafted for comfort and control, featuring a non-slip grip that minimizes hand fatigue and provides a secure hold during extended use.
- Autoclavable: The explorer is designed to be autoclavable, ensuring it can be thoroughly sterilized between uses to maintain high standards of infection control.
Applications:
- Detection of Carious Lesions: The fine-tipped end is excellent for early detection of decay and carious lesions, allowing for prompt intervention and treatment planning.
- Assessment of Plaque and Calculus: Both ends are effective in evaluating the presence of plaque and calculus, aiding in thorough dental cleanings and preventive care.
- Comprehensive Oral Examination: Suitable for detailed examinations of both tooth surfaces and soft tissues, enhancing the overall diagnostic process.
Care Instructions:
- Cleaning: Rinse the explorer immediately after use to remove debris and prevent buildup.
- Sterilization: Autoclave the explorer for optimal sterilization and to ensure patient safety.
- Inspection: Regularly check the tips for signs of wear or damage to maintain precision and effectiveness.
- Storage: Store in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and extend the instrument’s lifespan.
The Double-Ended Explorer Fig. 16 University of Michigan is an essential tool for dental professionals, combining precision with versatility for effective and comprehensive oral health assessments.
