The dental drill is the instrument that is most frequently used in dentistry. Dental drills remove decay from the tooth, and the tooth is ready for a filling or crown. A tiny, spinning burr or cutting tool is generally attached to a high-speed handpiece on these devices. In addition to shaping and contouring teeth, removing old fillings, and preparing teeth for cosmetic procedures like veneers, dental drills are also employed. Other common dental devices include:- Dental handpieces: These are used for various procedures, including drilling, grinding, and polishing. Dental mirrors: These are used to examine hard-to-see areas of the mouth, such as the back of the throat or the underside of the tongue. Dental probes: These are thin, pointed instruments used to measure the depth of cavities and check for abnormalities in the teeth and gums. Dental forceps: These are used to hold and manipulate objects in the mouth, such as teeth, crowns, and fillings. Dental suction devices: These are used to remove saliva, blood, and other fluids from the mouth during procedures.