Surgical Operating Dental Microscope with Camera

Surgical Operating Dental Microscope with Camera

What is Dental Microscope used for?

Dental Operating Microscopes, or dental surgical microscopes, are designed to provide ideal magnification of the area of the mouth being worked on while also allowing the clinician to maintain an ergonomic working position. This enables the dentist to maintain a comfortable position, obtain an optimal view of the working area, and focus on the patient. Most dental microscopes are controlled via foot pedal for hands-free operation. While microscopes are most often used during endodontic procedures, the enhanced magnification they provide can be ideal for use during oral surgery, laser dentistry, restorative procedures, and a range of other clinical situations. In addition to the basic microscope, there are also additional options available. Binocular heads allow another dentist, tech or student to simultaneously view a surgery, while a camera attachment allows the images to be streamed to a monitor so an audience can view the surgery, providing a valuable teaching tool. 

Specifiation:

Eyepieces：Binoculars 10X 15B(Aperture: 15mm)

PD adjustable range:55mm-80mm

Diopter Range:±7D

Big objective lens:F=250mm

Object diameter:LED light source>45,000LX

View diameter:10mm-100mm

Spot diameter:90mm

Balance arm:Down：240mm,Middle：450mm,Up：230mm

Maximum resolution:1920*1080P

Total magnification ratio: 2.5-25

Camera pixel :1600W

Working distance: about 250mm

Microscope light source: LED Balance the light source

Camera shooting:Extraposition

light color:white and orange

Connection: computer, dental camera, monitor, TV, etc