SHORT ANSWER
Under magnification the doctor sees the smallest details and removes only the tissue affected by caries. Healthy tooth tissue is preserved. This is the right way to treat, even though it takes longer.
1A microscope is not just for root canals
Many people think a dental microscope is needed only for root canal treatment. We use it for treating caries too, so we can work as precisely and gently as possible.
2What can be seen under magnification
Under high magnification the doctor sees the borders of the decay and removes only the diseased tissue. Healthy tissue is not ground away, which matters for the tooth to last a long time.
3What it gives you
- Precise diagnosis and treatment
- Preservation of healthy tooth tissue
- A minimally invasive approach
- A high-quality restoration
- A long-lasting result
4Why it takes longer
Working under a microscope takes more time than working by eye. But the more healthy tissue can be saved, the better for the tooth. That is why we believe this approach is right.