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Better diagnosis of fissures and cracks

Visual diagnosis has its limitations because of the resolution of the human eye. This invisible eye gap is a handicap when it comes to visual fissure and crack detection.

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Avoiding over-reduction or under-reduction

Eye limitation has a direct impact on the functional durability of indirect dental restoration. Using optics improves the diagnosis, preparation, and cementation protocol.

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Removal of old defective restoration

High magnification through the operative microscope, is essential for enhanced longevity, aesthetics, and functionality in everyday restorative practice. Every removal of dental materials from the tooth diminishes dental structure.
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Dealing with calcified chambers

Calcified chambers can be difficult to visualize due to their narrow and intricate nature. This can pose a challenge during treatment.

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Locating root canals

The root canal anatomy of teeth can be very variable and missed canals are a major cause of failure of root canal treatment.  

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Non-surgical re-treatment

Endodontic re-treatment is considered to be one of the most challenging procedures in endodontics. In these situations, the OPMI is essential.
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Endodontic instrument removal

Broken endodontic instrument removal includes limited visibility, accessibility within narrow and curved root canals. These challenges are critical.
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Mucogingival surgery

Executing mucogingival surgery using the naked eye can be challenging. The absence of magnification potentially causing collateral tissue trauma. Magnification tools can overcome these challenges, leading to successful outcomes.

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Close-up view of a discolored dental crown showcasing signs of wear and possible decay, set against a green background.

Removal of old defective restoration

High magnification through the operative microscope, is essential for enhanced longevity, aesthetics, and functionality in everyday restorative practice. Every removal of dental materials from the tooth diminishes dental structure.

Learn more
An intraoral view showing dental instruments being used inside a patient's mouth, highlighting teeth and soft tissue.

Avoiding over-reduction or under-reduction

Visual diagnosis has its limitations because of the resolution of the human eye. This invisible eye gap is a handicap when it comes to visual fissure and crack detection.

Learn more
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Reducing neck and back pain

Over 70% of dentists suffer musculoskeletal disorders due to awkward positioning and poor posture.1

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Convincing patients of treatment

Explaining treatments and desired results to patients to ensure a thorough understanding of the benefits of the procedure is sometimes challenging.

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Discover the portfolio for dentistry from ZEISS

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A medical microscope on a wheeled stand, set against a blue background, showcasing the advanced design of ZEISS Meditec equipment.

ZEISS EXTARO 300

Perfecting your art

EXTARO® 300 from ZEISS provides breakthrough visualization modes that introduce new applications to microdentistry. From more efficient caries detection to a similar tooth restoration workflow, ZEISS EXTARO 300 is poised to revolutionize and differentiate your practice.

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A dental professional wearing magnifying glasses and gloves is examining a patient's mouth in a modern clinical setting.

ZEISS EyeMag Medical Loupes

Treating with precision

Over 100 years ago, ZEISS invented the medical loupe. Based on this vast experience, the portfolio has been constantly refined to offer excellent optical performance for first-time and experienced users in dentistry. Today, you can find the right loupe that suits your individual needs in our portfolio of medical loupes.

Discover the EyeMag Medical Loupes
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ZEISS OPMI pico

The most frequently sold ZEISS surgical microscope worldwide, is the trusted choice among doctors. It makes details and fine structures clearly visible. It enables you to better visualize regions of interest and consistently provide your patients with high-quality examinations and treatments.

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ZEISS OPMI PROergo

OPMI® PROergo from ZEISS is excellence at your fingertips. It offers a variety of convenient, motorized functions that support effortless handling and mechanical stability. The virtually free-floating system allows smooth and precise movement in an appealing, sleek and compact design.

Curious to learn more about the ergonomic benefits of dental microscopes?

Depth+ Infographic

We created a guidebook on how to position ergonomically with a dental microscope during endodontic and restorative treatments.

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    Gopinadh A, et al. Ergonomics and musculoskeletal disorder: as an occupational hazard in dentistry. J Contemp Dent Pract 2013;14:299-303. [Abstract]