Microscope dentist and why microscopic dental treatment?

A watch maker would never dream of repairing your watch without a loupe!

If the microscope has also been available for the use of dentist for many years, then I ask myself:

• What reasons are there not to use it?
• Why should I, as a microscope dentist, not use 20 times magnification to carry out my work more exactly?
• Why should I not work in such a way that the fillings exhibit longer durability?
• Why shouldn’t I give a guarantee of 10 years on my fillings?
• Why should own teeth not be treated in such a way that they stay in the mouth for a lifetime?
• Why shouldn’t I provide treatment in such a way that especially children are spared pain during the treatment, through my making sure that they get absolutely no large “holes”?

Here you can see a molar in 15 times magnification with 4 cleaned root canals and underneath the same tooth without magnification help as one would see it with the naked eye:

Molar in 15 times magnification

Tooth without magnification help as it would be seen with the naked eye

In your past visits to the dentist have you ever had

• a two hour initial consultation talk about your teeth and their problems?
• The possibility of watching your teeth live, in 20 times magnification?
• Dental treatment under the microscope with up to 20 times magnification?
• The possibility of experiencing your dental treatment live, looking back at, photos of your treatment or watching a DVD film from a collection of more than 300 films during the treatment by using a pair of Eye-Trek glasses?

"Invest 250 € (incl. VAT) in a two hour initial consultation and you’ll know what I am talking about!"