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For years, dental microscopes were viewed primarily as specialty equipment.

Congratulations, recent dental school graduates! As you embark on your journey into the world of dentistry, it’s a good idea to stay informed about the latest advancements in dental technology. And maybe you’ve done so already as a student, by attending nearby conferences and dental meetings. These events, such as the AAE Annual Meeting are a great place to keep up with the latest technology and devices in the industry – as well as earn CE credits and network with fellow practitioners.

In Spring 2023, the AAE hosted their Annual Meeting. Endodontists from across the country as well as countries all over the world came to see the latest trends, best tech and fantastic speakers and hands-on courses. Attendees also got to see first-hand a growing number of options available when choosing a dental microscope.

For many dentists, surgical microscopes still feel closely tied to endodontics.

When dentists talk about Global Surgical Corporation, certain themes come up again and again:

In today’s dental equipment market, “manufactured in the USA” is a phrase that gets used often.

For many dentists, investing in a dental microscope is a major decision. Whether you’re a recent graduate building your first practice or an experienced clinician looking to improve ergonomics and visualization, the challenge is often the same: how do you invest wisely without overcommitting to features you may not need yet?

Global Surgical proudly partnered with Spark Study Club and Dr. Glenn van As for an educational webinar focused on one of the most overlooked — yet practice-changing — aspects of microscope-centered dentistry: clinical imaging and documentation.