Normal supersets are when you do two exercises in a row without taking any rest in between,
e.g. dumbbell bench press then immediately to flyes.
Not exact matches
In that case, it's a simple matter to just sub in another exercise that hits a similar movement pattern,
e.g. barbell or
dumbbell bench press.
In either case, I'm trying to add complexity to the movement to challenge their method of stabilization, but offset, unilaterally - biased exercises (
e.g. contralateral offset single leg Romanian deadlift, 1 - arm
dumbbell bench press) are on the far end of the spectrum.
Avoid the
dumbbell incline
bench press for now if you do have a significant pectoral - or shoulder - related issues (
e.g. injury, imbalance, mobility, etc.) that would likely worsen as a result of doing this exercise.
To be safe, do shoulder - friendly variations wherever possible (
e.g. replace barbell shoulder
press with high incline neutral grip
dumbbell press; replace
bench press with neutral grip flat
dumbbell press).