Microscopic Dentistry

Ordinary clinics believe that high-quality treatment can be provided without a microscope, and the microscope is an unnecessary burden on daily operations. On the contrary, oral treatment requires extremely delicate manipulations and precise vision, all of which benefit from the more intuitive images provided by microscopes.

The improved lighting and magnification make it possible to clearly distinguish colors and textures that appear to be similar under traditional working conditions, so that details that were previously unobservable can be observed.

Dental caries in micromanipulation:

The identification and removal of diseased tooth tissue under the microscope becomes easier and more accurate, reducing the likelihood of recurring caries. It has been reported that complete removal of decayed teeth is unachievable without a microscope, but operating under a high-power microscope can remove decay in almost all areas with a smaller drill.

Microscopic root canal treatment:

In the treatment of pulp and apical diseases, microscopes have also successfully completed revolutionary changes.

The microscopic root canal treatment provided by Dental Bauhinia enhances the microscopic field of vision, improves the standard of treatment, and significantly improves the success rate of treatment. The use of a dental microscope allows physicians to refine their clinical skills and gain confidence and assurance in areas that were previously guesswork.