Furcation Probe by Nabers, Graduation: 3-6-9-12mm - Rolled, Double-Ended with Round Handle | Helmut Zepf No. 24.453.15

The Furcation Probe by A. Nabers (P2N) is a precision periodontal instrument engineered for accurate assessment of furcation involvement in multi-rooted teeth. Manufactured by Helmut Zepf, this instrument carries the distinction of being made in Germany, reflecting the exacting standards of German dental instrument manufacturing.

Instrument Overview

This double-ended Furcation Probe features a round handle designed to provide comfortable, secure control during periodontal examination. The ergonomic round handle allows for smooth rotation and consistent tactile feedback, supporting reliable clinical assessments. Both working ends follow the classic Nabers P2N design, enabling evaluation of furcation regions from multiple angles without the need to change instruments.

Graduation & Markings

The instrument is calibrated with rolled graduation markings at 3-6-9-12 mm, providing clear, easy-to-read depth indicators. These precise markings assist clinicians in accurately recording furcation depth and monitoring periodontal disease progression over time.

Key Features

• Design: A. Nabers P2N Furcation Probe
• Configuration: Double-ended
• Handle: Round
• Graduation: 3-6-9-12 mm (Rolled)
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf, Germany
• Reference: No. 24.453.15

Made in Germany

Helmut Zepf instruments are produced in Germany, adhering to rigorous quality control processes that dental professionals worldwide have come to rely on. This Furcation Probe exemplifies the precision and durability expected from German-made dental instrumentation.

FAQ

What is the Nabers P2N used for? The Nabers P2N is a curved furcation probe used to detect and measure the extent of bone loss in the furcation area of multi-rooted teeth during periodontal examination.

What do the graduation markings indicate? The 3-6-9-12 mm rolled markings allow the clinician to measure furcation depth precisely, supporting accurate periodontal charting and treatment planning.

Why choose a double-ended design? A double-ended instrument provides two working ends in a single handle, allowing access to furcation sites from different orientations while reducing instrument changeovers during examination.