Dental News - Florida Probe releases new periodontal charting system

Fred Michmershuizen, DTA

Fri. 16 October 2009

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NEW YORK, NY, USA: Florida Probe Corp. recently announced the worldwide release of its Go-Probe System (2nd Generation) periodontal charting system. “This periodontal charting system increases treatment acceptance by including the Florida Probe (FP32) Version 9 Software and 2 Go-Probe Wireless Keypads to input exam data, while allowing you to use any periodontal probe,” the company reported in a press release announcing the product.

“This economical, single-operator system bridges with over 40 practice management software systems and increases case acceptance with pre-exam videos; talking software that engages the patient; picture-oriented, color-coded charts; post-exam handouts and a personalized perio risk assessment screening,” the company said. “The Go-Probe Wireless Keypad is so easy to use that you can even ask your patient to input the numbers as you probe to participate in this fun, high-tech, co-diagnosis experience! Outfits two operatories. Optional Arm and Leg-Strap, one-year warranty, software upgrades and support package also included.”

Florida Probe Corp. is based in Gainesville, FL, USA.

One thought on “Florida Probe releases new periodontal charting system”

Saverio Ravazzolo says:

February 22, 2019 at 9:21 pm

When will the new system be availabile in Europe?
Do you have a dealer in Europe or are you still waiting for the CE approval?
I’ve been waiting for two years now, without being able to purchase the old Florida probe in Italy.
Dr. Prof. Saverio Ravazzolo
Portogruaro-Venice
Italy

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