• #31 handle for balanced ergonomic control
• Double-ended #23 explorer and WHO probe
• Stainless steel for repeated sterilization
• Quantity: 1 instrument per pack
• WHO-style probe for periodontal screening

The Hu-Friedy Expro DE 23 WHO-Style #31 Handle is designed to support precise diagnosis and consistent periodontal assessment during examinations where accurate detection and standardized measurement are essential. If you are not certain about what the Hu-Friedy Expro DE 23 WHO-Style #31 Handle is used for, it is the best double-ended explorer and WHO-style periodontal probe combination for identifying caries, calculus, and restoration margins while also performing reliable periodontal screening using WHO-recommended measurement standards.

One working end features a finely tapered #23 explorer tip that adapts closely to pits, fissures, and interproximal surfaces, allowing you to trace contours and detect surface irregularities with confident tactile feedback. The opposing WHO-style probe end is designed for standardized periodontal assessment, supporting consistent screening and documentation during routine exams, hygiene visits, and periodontal evaluations. This dual-ended configuration allows seamless transition between detection and measurement without instrument changes, helping maintain workflow efficiency and clinical focus.

The #31 handle provides balanced weight and a comfortable grip that enhances control and reduces hand fatigue during extended diagnostic sessions. In daily clinical use, this instrument integrates smoothly into preventive, diagnostic, and periodontal workflows across anterior and posterior regions, supporting accurate findings that guide treatment planning. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, the working ends maintain sharpness, calibration integrity, and corrosion resistance through repeated cleaning and sterilization cycles, supporting long-term reliability and infection control compliance.

By combining #23 explorer precision, WHO-style probing capability, and ergonomic handling, it supports thorough examinations and dependable periodontal screening, making it the best WHO-style explorer-probe combination for clinicians who value accuracy, efficiency, and standardized diagnostic technique.