Photo Station Starter Kit:

This kit is a one click setup to Amazon for all the items I use. You just need to select the 1 or 2 pack of boom arms. You could skip those entirely and just use the tripods that come with the lights, but I think the setup is cleaner and more consistent with wall mounted lights.

LED Light Panels with Boxes:

The lights are ‘constant-on’. There are some drawbacks to this, but the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) approach makes photography very predictable and repeatable.

Backdrop:

Nothing fancy, here. Just a simple backdrop that can be used in any office.

Battery Packs:

These lights are meant to be turned on and left on for a long time. These batteries should last a VERY long time on a single charge. And no cords to hide.

Dual Boom Arms:

One Boom arm for each light. This is what I used at my previous office because I mounted them on the ceiling.

Single Boom Arm:

If you can manage to mount both lights on one arm, go for it. That’s what I’ve done in my current office, as I was able to mount it on the wall, perpendicular to the patient seating area.

Light Clamp:

If you plan to mount both lights from the same boom arm, get one of these for the second light. I printed my own, but was unaware of these.

Simply Swivel Stool:

This is a fairly small stool, not great for longterm seating. But, I think it works great for photography because it’s hard to slouch on and keeps people in a predictable, repeatable position.

Black Retractors:

These do I solid job of retracting the lips while providing contrast.

Glass Mirrors

I prefer glass mirrors over metal. Metal tend to scratch much more easily.

Contrastors: 

These are nice if you're trying to capture one or both arches without any soft tissue or even the tongue in the way.