Periodontometer, Kahn Probe for Measuring a Free Gingival Graft, Graduation: 40 mm with 2 mm Steps - Single-Ended Z-SHAPE Relax Handle | Helmut Zepf No. 24.454.00

The Periodontometer by Helmut Zepf (No. 24.454.00) is a precision periodontal probe engineered for measuring a free gingival graft as developed by Dr. Sergio Kahn. With a graduation scale of 40 mm in 2 mm steps, this instrument provides the clinician with accurate, repeatable measurements essential to successful mucogingival procedures.

Key Features

• Design: Single-ended Z-SHAPE Relax Handle for ergonomic, fatigue-reducing grip during extended clinical use
• Graduation: 40 mm range with clear 2 mm incremental markings for precise measurement
• Application: Specifically designed to measure a free mucosa transplant according to the Kahn protocol
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf, Germany — crafted to the exacting standards associated with German dental instrument manufacturing

Clinical Application

This Periodontometer is intended for periodontal and mucogingival surgery, particularly procedures involving free gingival grafts. The Kahn Probe design allows clinicians to assess graft dimensions with confidence, supporting consistent surgical outcomes. The Z-SHAPE handle geometry reduces wrist strain and improves tactile feedback, making this instrument well-suited for demanding clinical environments.

Instrument Specifications

FAQ

What is this Periodontometer used for? It is used to measure the dimensions of a free gingival graft as part of mucogingival surgical procedures following the Kahn protocol.

What is the graduation scale of this Periodontometer? The probe features a 40 mm scale with 2 mm incremental steps for precise intraoral measurement.

Is this instrument single- or double-ended? This is a single-ended instrument featuring the ergonomic Z-SHAPE Relax handle design.