A Dappen glass, also known as a Dappen dish, is a compact glass vessel crafted with ground or hollowed-out ends to form bowls for containing and blending substances. Primarily employed in dentistry, these glasses serve as containers for mixing and holding dental medicaments or fillings during procedures. Composed entirely of glass, they offer a sturdy and inert surface for dental materials, ensuring minimal interference during mixing. Their versatility proves invaluable in various dental applications, aided by their stable and spill-resistant design courtesy of a thick and heavy base. Moreover, their dual-sided construction enhances convenience, allowing for efficient utilization of space. With these attributes and being cost-effective.