If you have any questions please contact Pam Dinkfelt, PhD, at pamcomom@gmail.com or 720.626.9778.

• Containers to store and transport instruments with multiple compartments (such as
  plastic divided containers, fishing tackle box, or multi-drawer wheeled unit)
• Personal equipment/supplies that you are accustomed to using and will ease your
  COMOM experience
• Comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes
• Operator and assistant stools/chairs
  A limited number of portable stools will be available but COMOM strongly
  encourages you to bring your own for maximum comfort.
• Headlight and extra batteries
  This would be an adjunct to a freestanding halogen light beside each chair.
• Loupes and/or operator safety glasses
• Patient safety glasses
• Masks and gloves
  Masks and gloves will be available, but consider bringing these items if you have a
  special preference.
• Power strip to enable more electrical outlets
• Bib chains or holders
• DEA number for prescription writing
  COMOM security forms are to be used for writing prescriptions for medications not
  available at the clinic site.
• Pens with BLUE ink for charting

Supplies for treating 15-20 patients per day (expanded duty assistants and a limited number of second chairs available for those interested)

If you have any questions please contact Pam Dinkfelt, PhD, at pamcomom@gmail.com or 720.626.9778.

• Local anesthetic and three syringes; bring a few carpules without epinephrine.
  Patients normally go to numbing stations prior to coming to your dental chair, but
  may need some additional anesthetic to supplement what has been used.
• Needles
• Topical anesthetic and cotton tip applicators
• Amalgam, composite and/or glass ionomer restoration materials
  Amalgam capsules, glass Ionomer material and applicator (if normally used), matrix holders, bands, and wedges, base material (like Vitrebond), Silver Diamine Fluoride, Composite materials, Composite guns, Bonding agent and Etchant, Finishing Supplies (polishing materials, strips, 12 blades, etc.
• Rubber dams, holders, clamps with clamp placers, and hole punch
• Curing light
• Articulating paper and holders
• 4 instrument set-ups for the varied procedures that you will perform at COMOM
• 3 or 4 high-speed and slow-speed handpieces (four holed) with desired
  attachments
  COMOM will have a limited number of handpieces and instruments available
• Straight handpiece attachment
• Handpiece lubrication
• 3 or 4 bur blocks with extra burs you normally use
• Acrylic burs to adjust partial dentures
• Assorted mouth props (if normally used)
• Hand-held mirror for patient instruction

If you have any questions please contact Pam Dinkfelt, PhD, at pamcomom@gmail.com or 720.626.9778.

Basic Surgical Tray Instruments, i.e.,(It is very advantageous to bring 3 set ups)

• Syringes
• Minnesotas
• Mirror
•  Cotton Pliers
• Blade Handles
• #1 Wooden elevator
• #9 periosteal elevator
• 301 Straight elevator
• Double-Ended Root Tip Pick
• Single Root Tip Pick
• Double-Ended Curette
• #9 Molt currette
• Ronguer
• Suture Scissors
• Hemostat (Needle Holder)

Forcepts

• Universal upper and universal lowers
• Cowhorns
• 88L and 88R
• Ash forceps
• Your favorite forceps (i.e., 217’s)

Nice to Have

• Handpiece with Burs
• Blades
• Sutures
• Extra Local Anesthetic
• Box of 15 Blades
• Collaplugs
• Small Surgicel
• Silver Nitrate
• 27G Needles and Needle Guards
• Extra Gowns
• Extra Chair Barriers 
• Extension cord (10 to 25 feet)

If you have any questions please contact Pam Dinkfelt, PhD, at pamcomom@gmail.com or 720.626.9778.

Equipment

• Endodontic rotary units with motor and endodontic handpieces
• Apical Foramen Locator (e.g. Root ZX)
• System B or Touch n’ Heat
• Obtura unit or Calamus unit (+ Gutta percha pellets, + tips)
• Heat source (e.g., Blazer)

Instruments

• Mouth Props
• Rubber Dam Frames and Forceps
• Rubber Dam Clamps (e.g., #5 /2a /9 /00 /w8 /8a)
• Endodontic explorer
• Finger or Hand Spreader (e.g., D11T)
• Pluggers (e.g. Glick)
• Blue Finger Rings with sponges
• Rotary and Hand Files
• Gutta percha cones (0.04, 0.06 and accessory)
• Paper points

Disposables

• Rubber Dams (Latex and Non- latex)
• Undiluted Bleach (e.g., Clorox)
• Cold testing agent (e.g., EndoIce)
• Cavit
• Mini sponges for access openings
• Monoject syringes for solutions
• Irrigation Tips (e.g., 23g / 25g / 27g/ 30g)
• Sealer (e.g. Roth, AH+, RealSeal, etc.)

If you have any questions please contact Pam Dinkfelt, PhD, at pamcomom@gmail.com or 720.626.9778.

• Local anesthetic and three syringes; bring a few carpules without epinephrine.
  Patients normally go to numbing stations prior to coming to your dental chair, but
  may need some additional anesthetic to supplement what has been used.
• Needles
• Topical anesthetic and cotton tip applicators
• Amalgam, composite and/or glass ionomer restoration materials
  Amalgam capsules, glass Ionomer material and applicator (if normally used), matrix holders, bands, and wedges, base material (like Vitrebond), Silver Diamine Fluoride, Composite materials, Composite guns, Bonding agent and Etchant, Finishing Supplies (polishing materials, strips, 12 blades, etc.
• Rubber dams, holders, clamps with clamp placers, and hole punch
• Curing light
• Articulating paper and holders
• 4 instrument set-ups for the varied procedures that you will perform at COMOM
• 3 or 4 high-speed and slow-speed handpieces (four holed) with desired
  attachments
  COMOM will have a limited number of handpieces and instruments available
• Straight handpiece attachment
• Handpiece lubrication
• 3 or 4 bur blocks with extra burs you normally use
• Acrylic burs to adjust partial dentures
• Assorted mouth props (if normally used)
• Hand-held mirror for patient instruction