Dental Intraoral Mirror Set: 5 Double-Sided Reflectors

Built for consistent record photos

Five shapes for every angle

The set runs from a compact 5.5 cm piece to a 16 cm contoured reflector. Each shape reaches a different tooth surface, so you select the one that gives a clear view instead of forcing a single mirror into every mouth.

Double-sided polished mirror

Both faces are polished, so the reflected view of teeth and gum tissue stays sharp. The dark grey rim frames the mirror and gives you a clean edge to hold during retraction.

A pouch for each piece

Every reflector has its own black velvet drawstring pouch. Pieces stay separated, the polished face is not scratched by its neighbours, and you can see at a glance which size is missing from the tray.

Pick the angle, capture the view

1. 1
   Retract the cheek or lip

   Hold the soft tissue back so the target tooth surface sits in the reflector's line of sight.

2. 2
   Select the shape

   Choose the reflector that shows the target surface clearly with the least strain on the patient. Start with a smaller shape for posterior views.

3. 3
   Position the mirror

   Set the polished face behind the teeth at the angle you need, then check the reflection before you shoot.

4. 4
   Capture and return it

   Take the photo, remove the mirror, wipe the face and put it back in its own pouch.

Five shapes, five pouches, one ready kit

• Double-sided mirror reflectors×5

  One of each shape, polished on both faces

• Black velvet drawstring pouches×5

  One pouch per reflector for storage between cases

From reshoot to first-attempt record

The shot that never lined up

A tooth surface or gum line slips out of frame while the patient is held open. The clinic has to reshoot, and the chairside queue waits while the same arch gets photographed a third time.

One mirror, every patient

A single reflector leaves blind spots, and a loose mirror in a drawer picks up scratches. Staff improvise the angle and accept a weaker record. The fix is a matched shape for each case, not a better guess.

A full set, ready in the room

Five shapes cover the arches and cases your clinic sees most. Each piece sits in its own velvet pouch, so the right reflector is always the next one you pick up and the polished face stays clean between patients.

Protect the mirror surface between cases

• Return each piece to its pouch

  Stops the polished face from rubbing against instruments.

• Wipe before every shot

  Saliva or residue blurs the reflected view.

• Keep pieces separated

  Store them flat in a tray rather than loose in a drawer.

• Clean as you would other glass instruments

  Follow your clinic's cleaning protocol and inspect the face before use.

Measured piece by piece

• 16 cm (6.29 in)Largest piece length
• 5.6 cm (2.2 in)Largest piece width
• 5.5 cm (2.16 in)Smallest piece length
• 7.5 cm (2.95 in)Piece 1 width

The largest piece is 16 cm end to end.

One mirror versus a full set