ZEISS Dental Microscopes for Every Procedure
Enhance your dental practice with the legendary optics of ZEISS surgical and dental microscopes. Designed to visualise the finest details and structures, ZEISS microscopes improve the accuracy and quality of your examinations and treatments across all dental disciplines.
Unmatched Optical Quality
ZEISS dental microscopes set the standard with their superior optics, allowing you to see what’s otherwise invisible to the naked eye, enabling more precise diagnoses and treatments.
Ergonomic Design for Lasting Comfort
Engineered with ergonomic design, ZEISS microscopes help prevent neck and back strain, allowing you to work comfortably, even during long procedures.
ZEISS Dental Microscopes: Models for Every Need
Compact and reliable, ideal for daily dental procedures.
Advanced functionality and innovation for the modern dental practice.
Designed for interactive education in dental disciplines.
Ergonomics
Back Strain - Before & After
8 Hours of spine strain a day can reduce the longevity of your career by years. Almost 8% of dentists stop working before retirement age due to health reasons resulting from Bad ergonomics. Working with a dental surgical microscope can help maintain your posture and gain you time to treat more patients.
Static Overload - Before & After
Static overload results from prolonged periods of work in one position and immobility. You can reduce overload by adequately positioning yourself, your patients and your dental microscope whilst in practice.
Dynamic Overload - Before & After
Unlike static overload, dynamic overload results from the frequent repetition of the same unhealthy movements. Rotating your hips or your torso and working with raised shoulders or a tilted neck can cause discomfort during treatments.
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Microscope Servicing
Contact Zeiss to arrange a service for your scope.
Phone
08081 961 445
customerpartner.med.uk@zeiss.com
Please ensure you have your SIP number to hand, located on your microscope.