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A dental microscope: tips for choosing

Microscopes utilization in modern dental practice is a justified necessity. Therefore, dental clinics and offices are equipped with functional endodontic microscopes to carry out effective treatment procedures. When you purchase this device, you solve two problems at the same time:

1. Provided services quality improvement.
2. Medical facility increased patient flow.
3. Features and selection secrets

When buying a dental microscope, several specifications must be considered:

1. Mounting. It may be a floor-mounted, mobile, or fixed model. In the latter case, it can be ceiling or the main wall-mounted. Fixing the device to the ceiling provides a certain amount of extra workspace. However, as a matter of fact, mobile counterparts are simpler and more convenient to use. They are considered to be preferable for staff members who have no previous experience with a microscope. It is also possible to mount the device to a dental chair.
2. Illumination source. LED, xenon, metal halide, or halogen models are available. LED illumination is a popular option, although halogen counterparts provide more natural light. As for energy consumption, LED devices are the most cost-efficient since they have 4 to 7 times less energy consumption than their halogen counterparts.
3. Image magnification function. Image magnification adjustments can be smooth or step-wise. The first option is more convenient to use, but it is also more expensive. In this case, magnification adjustments are carried out using a foot pedal, buttons, or manually.
4. Binocular head. The market offers 45 and 90 degrees fixed angle heads or their adjustable counterparts. In the latter case, the medical staff can independently adjust the inclination angle which ranges from 0° to 210°.
5. Focal length. The operational distance from the lens to the object of observation varies from 180 to 300 mm. There are models with 400 mm, though. There should be enough distance to place dental instruments between the object of observation and the lens. But the larger the distance is, the lower the device resolution will be.
6. Received images documenting and recording facilities. They provide additional advantages in both economic and clinical aspects. They help to track each treatment stage and affect the diagnosis quality. These facilities may be digital cameras and built-in or separate video cameras complemented by monitors. The most preferred option is the built-in HD video camera.

Excellent terms of purchase

The BiMedis resource offers an acceptable cost and a large range of dental equipment. Our trading portal helps to choose the most optimum alternative, depending on the medical equipment price, model, and manufacturing country. On BiMedis you can also buy a dental microscope on favorable terms.
Buyers and sellers from different parts of the world place their ads on our platform. You can post an unlimited number of sale offers here for free. To contact a seller, all you have to do is to establish personal correspondence with them.