Working Distance and Choosing the Right Loupes
Hirata Talks: Life and Dentistry
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6m 35s
Choosing loupes is not just about brand and magnification. The working distance is a crucial factor for comfort and clinical precision. Many dentists mistakenly select it based on height alone, but ergonomics and work style play a key role. Testing different distances and having technical support are essential steps. Discover why buying loupes abroad isn’t always the best option and avoid common pitfalls when choosing the ideal equipment.
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