dental mirror

"So you really didn't show up in the dental mirror."

Gloves or a dental mirror may stick to the tissues.

She saw them in the dental mirror she stuck out into the hall.

When she used the dental mirror to peer down the hall, four men, grouped around a fifth, entered through the main door to the house.

He wrenched the dental mirror from her grasp and tossed it onto the tray.

She took out her dental mirror, flipped up the night vision goggles, and eased the door to the hallway open.

For self-examination, a dental mirror may be needed.

Lemoyne drew it back, while Holmes checked the interior with a dental mirror and a flashlight.

She glanced at the dental mirror.

Primary diagnosis involves inspection of all visible tooth surfaces using a good light source, dental mirror and explorer.

Next, he removed a thin metal shaft with a dental mirror on one end from a slit in his rear coat flap.

As he speaks, he begins to ease a round, inch-wide dental mirror into one of the cello's sound holes.

The dental mirror may be replaced, or at least augmented, by a slender fiber-optic tool that uses a miniature video camera to show incipient trouble spots.

DenLite DP5000 illuminated dental mirror, Welch Allyn Inc. (Skaneateles Falls, NY)

He had to scrape off every portion of the ballroom cavity from an awkward angle, hardly able to see what he was doing since he needed a third hand for the dental mirror.

I spent a good thirty minutes in the bathroom, where I lifted the lid to the toilet tank and used my dental mirror and the angled flashlight to check for items concealed behind it.

But while it does not take a dental mirror to see what is causing the stampede, the risks are high: the companies are tiny, the demand for them is untested and the stocks are volatile.

He invented a laryngoscope in 1854 and the next year published observations of his own larynx and vocal cords made with a small dental mirror introduced into the throat and using sunlight reflected by another mirror.