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An instrument used to inject local anesthetics into the oral tissues.

A container used to carry the impression material into the mouth, and support the material until it sets to form an impression of the dental structures.

A tool used to loosen and elevate teeth from their sockets prior to extraction.

A device that uses high frequency sound waves to clean instruments and remove debris and bacteria.

A long, thin instrument used to measure the depth of gum pockets and assess the health of the periodontal tissue.

A tool used for mixing and handling dental cements and other materials during dental restorations.

Plier-like instruments used to grasp and extract teeth from the alveolar bone.

A machine that mechanically mixes silver amalgam and other dental materials to a proper consistency for tooth restorations.

A mechanical device representing the temporomandibular joints and maxillary and mandibular arches, used for fitting dental prostheses and orthodontic appliances.

Small, rotary instruments attached to the dental drill, used to grind away tooth tissue, typically enamel or bone.

A device that vibrates to remove air bubbles from plaster or impression material when pouring models or making appliances.

A dental tool used to remove plaque, tartar, and calculus from the surface of the teeth during a dental cleaning.

A sterilization device that uses steam under pressure to kill all forms of microbial life, including spores, found on dental instruments.

A sharp tool used to detect and explore cavities, calculus, or other abnormalities in the teeth.

A high-tech device that uses focused light energy for various dental procedures, including cutting or contouring soft tissues and teeth.

A device that uses radiation to capture images of the interior of the teeth and gums to help diagnose and monitor oral conditions.

A tool used to trim and shape plaster or stone study models in dentistry.

A vacuum-powered device used to remove saliva, blood, and other debris from the patient's mouth during dental procedures.

An ergonomic chair designed to provide comfortable positioning of patients for dental treatment, with various adjustable elements for both patient and dental practitioner.

A small, hand-held camera that dentists use to take images or videos inside a patient's mouth for diagnostic and patient education purposes.

A hand tool used in periodontal therapy to clean and debride the tooth-root surfaces within the gums.

A small mirror attached to a handle used to visualize the mouth and reflect light onto surfaces that are hard to see.

A high-speed drill used for removing decayed tooth material and shaping tooth structures before filling a cavity.

Magnifying glasses that dentists wear to enlarge their view of small details in the patient's mouth.