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Andrew serves as the Director of Sales at Trusted Dental Technologies. During his 20+ year career in the dental industry he has been focused on the manufacturing and educational portion of CBCT technology. While at J. Morita USA he ingratiated himself with the endodontic community and developed a true passion for the specialty. While working at Acteon and Ray America he continued to build upon relationships across the industry and help dentists grow their practices.
As a dental professional, you are probably somewhat familiar with dental microscopes – after all, this technology has been around for several decades. In fact, the American Association of Endodontists was an early advocate for microscopy in dentistry back in 1998, when we were starting to build our first generation microscopes.
More periodontists are realizing the visual enhancement and ergonomic benefits of using a dental operating microscope for Periodontal Microsurgery. Use of a microscope and microsurgical instrumentation (including instruments typically used for ophthalmic surgery) allows for surgical accuracy that is unparalleled to what is possible with conventional techniques.
You may be wondering… “Do dentists use microscopes?”
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The dental operating microscope has become an essential tool for providing the highest quality of endodontic treatment. General dentistry practices are increasingly adopting surgical microscopes as well for their improvement in clinical precision, vision, illumination, and ergonomics as compared to loupes. Research studies have demonstrated better clinical outcomes when using a dental microscope compared to treatment without vision enhancement or magnification.
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