Microscopic dentistry

For even greater precision and control over the treatment, we use a dental microscope, which is now an indispensable part of modern dental care.

It enables us to work with the utmost precision, even in areas that are invisible to the naked eye.

Why a microscope?

Microscopic treatment offers a number of benefits:

• perfectly precise removal of caries and damaged tissue

• a gentler approach to dental tissue

• a better view of the area being treated

• longer-lasting fillings and treatments

• the ability to treat even very small defects

Where do we use a microscope?

• In diagnostics - it helps to detect even microscopic cavities, cracks and leaks in fillings.

• In endodontics (root canal treatment) - it provides a clear view of the interior of the tooth, enabling us to save even teeth that would otherwise have to be extracted.

• In prosthodontics - during preparation, impression checking and the fitting of crowns and bridges, ensuring a perfectly precise result.

• In dental hygiene - for the thorough removal of tartar and assessment of gum health.

• In the treatment of caries and fillings - it enables the precise removal of damaged tissue and the perfect shaping of fillings.

Precision you can see

Thanks to the microscope, we can show patients things they wouldn't normally be able to see. A special imaging system transmits the image directly to a monitor - you see exactly what the doctor sees.