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An overview of various diagnostic tools used in dentistry, including angled probes, briault probes, periodontal probes, ethyl chloride spray (cold stimulus), gutta-percha as a hot stimulus, and electrical pulp testers. These tools help dentists detect soft tooth surfaces, interproximal caries, periodontal pockets, and pulp vitality.
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To detect soft tooth surfaces and margins of restorations
Two-ended probe specifically designed to detect interproximal caries
Used to record the presence and depth of any periodontal pockets discovered
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Gutta-Percha as Greenstick Compound
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