THE ESSENTIAL EFP GUIDE TO PERIODONTOLOGY
The EFP Probe represents an important step forward in periodontal care, aligning daily clinical practice with today’s evidence-based classification and S3-level clinical practice guidelines. Developed in collaboration with HuFriedyGroup, the EFP Probe reflects the federation’s commitment to advancing clinical excellence in periodontology and demonstrates the commitment to providing clinicians with reliable, precise, and practice-oriented tools. It was designed to help clinicians apply periodontal classifi- cation and clinical practice guidelines directly at the chair- side. The probe not only integrates screening and treatment into a single instrument, but also facilitates determining— based on the EFP guidelines—whether a situation is healthy, requires non-surgical therapy, or may need surgical treatment. At the same time, it functions as a full periodontal probe, featuring a ball tip that assists in assessing overhangs and plaque-retentive factors. It includes 14 durable measurement bands (1–15mm, skipping 2mm) designed for clarity and long-term accuracy, and was engineered to support both screening and detailed periodontal charting without requiring multiple instruments. By connecting scientific rigour with everyday usability, the EFP Probe helps clinicians deliver periodontal care that is precise, standardised, and fully aligned with the EFP guidelines. EFP Probe: putting classification and guidelines into practice
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