SurgiWorld – Explorer Probe EXP23/Williams

EXP 23 End, Caries, Calculus & Restoration Detection: The shepherd's hook tip is used to detect early-stage tooth decay, calculus buildup, overhanging restoration margins, and pit and fissure defects through direct tactile feedback across tooth surfaces. It is a standard diagnostic tool for routine checkups, recall exams, and pre-treatment assessments in general and restorative dentistry.

Williams Probe End, Color-Coded Pocket Depth Measurement: The Williams probe features the globally recognized marking system at 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 mm, with color-coded bands that allow fast, accurate visual readings of periodontal pocket depths, even in bleeding or deep sulci. It is used to measure gingival pocket depths, assess attachment loss, identify bleeding on probing, and monitor disease progression over time. The Williams marking configuration is a clinical standard followed by dental schools, hospitals, and specialist periodontal practices across the world.

Build & Sterilization: Made from high-grade stainless steel with a knurled non-slip handle that maintains control during wet intraoral use. Fully autoclave-compatible up to 135°C, meeting standard infection control protocols for all clinical environments.

The ideal choice for general dentists, periodontists, dental hygienists, and dental students who follow the Williams probing standard. If your practice uses Williams probes for periodontal charting and the EXP 23 explorer for caries screening, this dual-ended instrument replaces both, saving tray space and time during patient exams.