That is the question!
Dr Patrick O’Rourke (pictured) is understandably very proud of his new microscope, and why wouldn’t he be…? It’s a very imposing piece of equipment and apparently something to be jealous about. When Patrick was showing us through his practice he told us that one of his patients is a surgeon (orthapaedic, I think) and was in awe that he actually had a microscope!
I would love to hear your comments about incorporating a microscope into your practice – is it something you would love to use, or is too imposing to consider…?
Thanks to Tony from Mint Devices for the image (Mint Devices supplied Dr O’Rourke’s microscope)
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This is a very nice set up. I see a video camera on the scope but I do not see the the monitors. This high tech dental microscope will take this practice to one the the higher levels of precision than most dental practices.
A microscope equipped with a camera will help communicate with the patients and they will understand better and accept the treatment plan much more readily when they are able to view what the dentist is viewing.
Good Luck with the new practice.
Stefan Luger
Dental Microscope Consultant and Hands-on Trainer
Baltimore, Maryland, USA
+1 410-977-2840
smluger1@aol.com