A dental examination set typically includes the essential tools and instruments needed by dentists or hygienists to examine, diagnose, and clean teeth. Here's an overview of the standard items found in such a set: 1. Mouth Mirror Used for indirect vision and to reflect light into the oral cavity. Helps in viewing hard-to-see areas of the mouth. 2. Dental Probe (Explorer) A pointed instrument to detect cavities, calculus, or other irregularities on the tooth surface. Common types include the sickle probe. 3. Periodontal Probe A slender, marked tool used to measure pocket depths around teeth to check for gum disease. 4. Tweezers (College Pliers) Used to handle small objects, such as cotton rolls or other dental materials. 5. Scaler Used to remove plaque and calculus deposits from teeth, especially above the gumline. 6. Curette A specialized instrument for removing calculus and plaque below the gumline. 7. Suction Tips Devices like saliva ejectors to keep the working area dry. 8. Dental Tray Used to organize and hold instruments during the examination. Optional Additions: Air-Water Syringe Tips: For rinsing and drying teeth during examination. Explorer Hook: For deeper examination of crevices. Light Source: A focused dental light for visibility. Disposable Items: Gloves, masks, and gauze. Would you like detailed information about any of these instruments or recommendations for specific use cases?