The Greek root for “peri-” means that something is related to bone or the tissue around a tooth, so that can remind you that it’s a tool for evaluating the state of the mouth in that area. This instrument is used to measure periodontal pocket depth in millimeter increments. The latin root for “-cept” means to grab or take hold of something, which can help you identify the name when you see it. It’s most commonly used to grip cotton, but can be used in other ways. This instrument is used to transfer materials in or out of the oral cavity. The explorers are used to explore the mouth and find issues that might be troubling the patient. The name is a little trickier to remember you have to think about the way that it is used. This device is used to examine teeth for decay, calculus, furcations and other abnormalities. The name is pretty easy to remember because it’s a mirror that goes in the mouth! Explorers This device is used to provide indirect vision, retracts lips, cheeks, and tongue. Need a quick refresher on your dental instruments? Here’s an overview of some of the most commonly used dental instruments, as well as some tips to help you remember their names: Mouth Mirror
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