Dental-Microscopes another level of view Resected root surface (x 25) The ideal dental microscope for every dentist’s practice
Open the catalog to page 1Dental Microscope: The ideal start The more you use, the more you will want to use it The need to maintain patients dentition for a longer period of time may lead to the use of advanced procedures: the micro-endodontic retreatment, the conventional and surgical endodontic management. Hex top of implant covered by soft tissue (16x) Training, practice, and technology have improved the quality of care provided to the population. Change your life and save your teeth, use dental microscopes ... but choose the best. Fitting of crown of upper central incisor on tooth (26x) View of a IRM retrofilling...
Open the catalog to page 2The ML canal on a resected root of mandibular first molar (x 25) Isthmus between the two canals (x 25) Retromirror view of leakage on MB canal on a resected root of mandibular first molar (x 25) Retromirror view of retropreparation of MB and ML canal on a mandibular first molar (x 16) “Exact therapy requires exact vision.” Perfectly prepared canal with a ultrasonic tip (x25)
Open the catalog to page 3Microscope reduces distance: It provides the optimum magnification range for every application from x 4 to x 26 or more. Leakage is shown on the resected root View of the root end filling under the Clinical view of an apicectomy on a Endodontic Surgery after root end filling Layout: Grips Design, Rinker & Weber, Wetzlar Due to continual advances in technology, features and specifications are subject to change without notice. mandibular first molar “I can not practice without a microscope because it is a part of my visual sensory system.” “Light and magnification have given a better standard of...
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