Dental sugical microscope, as a "super magnifying glass" in the field of oral medicine, is a precision instrument specifically used for dental surgery and diagnosis. Hōʻike ka hana i nā'ōmole camlet i loko o ka lua o ka waha a me nā kauka ma kahiʻano paʻakikī a me nā wā e hiki ai i ka hana kūpono.

nā microscope o nā microscope

ʻO kēia kekahi o nā mea koho balota o amicroscope, e like me nā lens o kahi kāmera, e hoʻoholo ana i ka hoʻonuiʻana i keʻano a me ka paleʻana o ke kiʻi. Ka nui ois usually adjustable between 4-40 times, and doctors can easily switch the magnification according to the needs of the surgery, just like adjusting the camera focal length. ʻO ka haʻahaʻa haʻahaʻa (4-8 mau manawa) ke kūpono no ka nānāʻana i kahi kahua nui o ka nānāʻana, e like me keʻano holoʻokoʻa o ka mea hana hewaʻole i ka wā o ka hana wahahee; Medium magnification (8-14 times) meets the needs of most conventional dental surgeries, such as root canal treatment, periodontal surgery, etc; High magnification (14-40 times) allows doctors to see extremely subtle structures, such as root canal branches and dentinal tubules inside teeth, providing strong support for fine operations.

ʻO ka mālamalama maikaʻi ke kumu o ke kumu no ka nānāʻana. 'Ōlelo

ʻO kēia'ōnaehana e like me ka "skeleton" a me "mau'āpana" o ahana microscopemicroscope microscope

KekahiMicroscope microscopeI ka manawa maoli ma ka pale, e maʻalahi ai no nā kauka e kaʻana i nā hopena o ka nānāʻana me nā mea kōkua i ka wā o ke kaʻina hana. I ka manawa like, hiki iā ia ke hoʻopaʻa hou a lawe i nā kiʻi o ke kaʻina hana. These images and video materials can not only be used for subsequent case analysis and teaching research, but also allow patients to have a more intuitive understanding of their oral condition and treatment process.

dental microscopeis based on the basic principles of optical imaging. Simply put, it magnifies small objects in the oral cavity through a combination of objective and eyepiece lenses. Hoʻopiliʻia ke kukui mai ka'ōnaehana māmā e hoʻomālamalama ai i ka wahi o ke kumu. The reflected light from the object is first magnified by the objective lens, then further magnified by the eyepiece, and finally forms a clear magnified image in the doctor's eyes or on the imaging device. This is like using a magnifying glass to observe objects, but the magnification effect of aOral Surgery Microsocope

ʻO nā microscope lapaʻau hoʻomanaʻoe hoʻokō i nā keʻena nui i ka hana a me ka hana. We look forward to the widespread adoption of this technology, not only in large hospitals, but also in more primary healthcare institutions and dental clinics, benefiting more patients. I ka manawa like,Nā mea hana microscoppe, e hoʻolaha pū ana i kadental microscope