Dental Expros (Explorer-Probe Combinations)
A dental expro is a double-ended instrument with an explorer on one end and a periodontal probe on the other. It lets the clinician check for caries and measure pocket depth without switching instruments.
Expros in This Category
- 23/UNC15 expro: Shepherd’s hook explorer with a UNC 15 probe.
- 23/CP12 expro: Explorer with a color-coded CP-12 probe.
- 23/Williams expro: Explorer with a Williams probe.
- 3A/UNC15 expro: 3A explorer with a UNC 15 probe.
- TU17/UNC15 expro: Right-angle explorer with a UNC 15 probe.
How to Choose Dental Expros
- Choose the probe marking system you chart with.
- Pick the explorer tip you use most.
- Check that probe markings are durable after sterilization.
- Confirm the manufacturer’s documentation and certifications, and follow a proper cleaning and sterilization guide.
Related Dental Instruments
Single-ended options are in dental explorers and periodontal probes.
FAQs
What is a dental expro?
An expro is a double-ended instrument that combines an explorer and a periodontal probe.
Why use an expro instead of separate instruments?
It saves time during examinations because both the explorer and probe are on one handle.
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