Why should you invest in dental binocular loupes?


Often overlooked, dental loupes are an essential piece of dental equipment; offering a wealth of benefits for both patient and practitioner. Here, we explore 5 of the top benefits dental loupes can bring to your practice.

1. Better Visual Acuity
With the use of dental loupes, users can view all details of the oral cavity with enhanced magnification; improving your visual acuity and allowing for a more precise interpretation of the details. This can be particularly important in specialised fields which require a great deal of precision and accuracy, such as endodontics. For example, loupes provide accuracy when locating root canals; resulting in improved success rates for endodontic procedures
Why should you invest in dental binocular loupes?
 
2. Improved Posture & Reduced Back Pain
Maintaining an ergonomic posture is easy with a good fitting set of dental binocular loupes. Allowing the user to significantly improve their working conditions, dental loupes provide a magnified view of the mouth; eliminating the desire to move closer to the patient to gain an enhanced view of the oral cavity. Short term, this ensures better posture (as loupes are customised and will blur if too close to the patient), and long term, this promotes a long and healthy career (encouraging a proper working posture).

3. Reduced Eye Strain
Made to measure dental loupes reduce eyestrain, magnifying all aspects of the mouth; ensuring eye muscles have no need to strain. For maximum eye comfort, many dental loupes are fitted with a light; providing the ultimate user experience, simultaneously illuminating and magnifying the oral cavity.(Click here to buy dentalbrushless micro motor)

4. Save Time
Maximising outcomes for both patient and practitioner, dental loupes allow dental professionals to work with reduced stress levels, safe in the knowledge that their eyesight is taken care of.

5. Improved Diagnosis
As dental loupes magnify the image greatly, users can easily see details which are not visible to the naked eye; resulting in improved diagnosis and clinical outcomes. Overall, treatments are less invasive, more effective and facilitate tailored treatment solutions.



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