How to Choose Magnification Steps on a Dental Microscope
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to demo a dental microscope, you may already be familiar with the concept of magnification steps. If that term is new to you,...
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Sean Ryan
Sean Ryan currently serves as the Eastern Sales Director for Global Surgical. He’s been working with Global microscopes nearly since the foundation of the company, making Global his home since 1997. With over 30 years in the dental industry, Sean’s knowledge runs deep, helping our customers get the best possible experience and driving value.
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Dental Microscopes and Quality Assurance: Elevating Treatment Standards
Quality assurance is a critical aspect of dental practice, ensuring that patients receive the highest standard of care. Dental microscopes have emerged as...
Ergonomic Benefits of a Dental Microscope
As a dental professional, you’ve likely experienced the physical strain that’s inherent from a long day of caring for your patients. After all, you may be...
How is Magnification Used in Dentistry? Why the Naked Eye Isn't Always Enough
We got into the microscopy business over 25 years ago because we strongly believed magnification would make a huge impact on the field of dentistry. Over the...
Top 5 Uses for a Dental Microscope
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.
Five Features to Consider when Choosing a Dental Microscope
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.