The need for improved quality in dentistry has surely grown in the last decade. To provide better care, it is extremely important to have a good view of the dental problem. Our eyes need a good light source. Everyone knows that if the operating lamp is out of order, we can hardly see anything in the mouth. Good light and the use of magnifications such as a loupe are a prerequisite for better dentistry.

A whole new world in dentistry opens up if one uses an Operating Microscope. The Microscope uses a coaxial light source giving optimal effect when one is inspecting an object. The Microscope can bring a positive revolution to your dental practice.

A better view can lead to quicker and better dentistry. Endodontics and as an aid in the diagnosis of pain are examples.

The aim of this course is to teach dentists to work with the Operating Microscope using indirect vision (by using the mirror). After this course the dentist is able to decide after hands on experience if an Operating Microscope can be a useful aid in his practice.