The Diagnostic Nabers Probe is a specialized periodontal instrument designed for accurate exploration of furcation areas in multi-rooted teeth. Its curved tip is shaped to provide better access in furcation regions, where straight probes may not reach as effectively during periodontal examination.

It features clear markings at 3 mm, 6 mm, 9 mm, and 12 mm, which help clinicians assess the extent of horizontal attachment loss in furcations with better precision. This makes it useful for periodontal diagnosis, charting, and treatment planning in cases where furcation involvement must be evaluated carefully.

The instrument is well suited for dentists and periodontists who need dependable access and measurement in anatomically difficult areas. Its design supports more accurate clinical assessment during diagnostic procedures involving furcation examination.

The Diagnostic North Carolina Probe is a precision periodontal instrument used to measure pocket depths around teeth during routine dental examination. Also known as the UNC Probe or UNC-15 Probe, it features a thin working tip with clear millimeter markings from 1 to 15 mm for accurate periodontal assessment and charting.

Its slim design helps clinicians examine gingival sulcus and periodontal pockets with better control and access during diagnostic procedures. The clearly marked scale supports consistent readings, making it useful for dentists, periodontists, and hygienists during screening, evaluation, and treatment planning.

This probe is suitable for everyday periodontal use where precise depth measurement is important for monitoring oral health and assessing periodontal condition. It is a practical diagnostic instrument for clinical setups that require reliable probing performance and easy readability.