Microscope-Assisted Dental Treatment

The history of the microscope application in dental practice began a little more than 20 years ago, thanks to Harry Kar, an American dentist, who was the first to use a microscope in his medical practice.

"Only what can be seen can be cured" H. Kar.

The microscope allows a dentist to obtain a 25x magnification of high-quality images of problem areas of teeth.

The application of a microscope in modern dentistry is indispensable in different cases, such as:

• - determination of the exact number of root canals and their most invisible branches;
• - treatment and root canal filling with atypical tooth structure;
• - analysis of the cleaning degree of the root canal space;
• - overtreatment of root canals which were previously treated improperly;
• - removal of foreign bodies and fragments of endodontic instruments;
• - diagnosis and sealing of root canal perforations;
• - detection of hidden cracks that cannot be found by means of computed tomography scanning;
• - improvement of the quality of treatment of the tooth carious cavity;
• - precise and minimally invasive tooth preparation for prosthetics (veneers);
• -and many other cases.

 Combining the knowledge, personal experience and ability of a doctor to apply unique capabilities of the microscope is the basis of the powerful quality guarantee, reliability and accuracy in work.