For visualization, retraction.

To determine the integrity of the tooth surface and feel for irregularities.

A type of forceps that locks tightly. To carry or hold objects.

For grasping small objects, such as a cotton pellet, and carrying them to the mouth. 

For measuring probing depths. Also useful for measuring depths of restorations, sizes of lesions, etc.

Blade is slightly angled from the handle of the instrument. A cutting instrument.

A cutting instrument. Has left and right cutting ends.

A cutting instrument. Come in pairs. Is similar to an enamel hatchet, but with a slightly curved blade. The outside of the curve contains the bevel for the cutting edge.

To remove carious dentin during tooth preparation. The ends have different size spoons. 

For mixing and placement of calcium hydroxide pulpal protection agent for indirect or direct pulp capping. 

For placement of a Tofflemire Matrix Band.

To carry triturated amalgam to the preparation.

To pack amalgam into the preparation. Used before the large condenser.

To pack amalgam into the preparation. Used after the small condenser.  

To burnish the surface and margins of an amalgam restoration after its placement. Can also shape matrix bands.

To burnish the surface and margins of an amalgam restoration after its placement.To form primary anatomy. 

To burnish the surface and margins of an amalgam restoration after its placement.To form primary anatomy. 

To remove excess amalgam and to carve or shape anatomy on occlusal surfaces. 

To remove excess amalgam and to carve or shape anatomy on occlusal surfaces. 

To remove excess amalgam and to carve occlusal, axial, and proximal surfaces of amalgam restorations.

Holds articulating paper to check occlusion.