Microscope tips.

[Glenn on the road]

Hi Stefan……Glenn on the road is because I havent got access on this browser to my password and I cant remember what it is after one of the crashes that happened on the server.

I guess I have to purchase one of my own DVDs……grin

Gotta go.

Glenn

[smluger]

GLENN,
LMAO

[smluger]

I will be in FLORIDA from February 16th through the 23rd. If you are from Florida and would like to betrained on the proper methods of using a scope, this would be the perfect time to have me train you without having to pay for transportation expenses.

If you qare interested in purchaseing a scope, I can help you with that also.

I am the only person in the country that provides in-office, hands-on training on your micrtoscope, utilizing your assistant and your patients. It is a six hour course that covers everything from patient positioning, Dr and Assitant Positiioning, Mirror Placement, Reference points and landmarks, Par-focusing, synchronizatioin of video images, Instrument transfer, and proper utilization of the assistant.

After and hour and a half of theory and practice with a typodont, we work on your patients.

If you are interested in Training while I’m in the West Palm area, please feel free to call me at 410-977-2840

Stefan M. Luger
Independent Microscope Consultant and Trainer
410-977-2840

[Anonymous]

What an awesome tool for educating patients!

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[dkimmel]

Ron, looks like you are getting the photograph worked out!!

[smluger]

Ron,

I love the photos. They are as good as any I’ve seen.
I told you a Seiler Scope is good. And you using it completes the picture. Good Show.

Stefan Luger

[nvdental1]

Ron,

WOW……that’s what preps look like with the microscope? What wonderful pictures!

 My wish list is getting longer. Maybe I should just forget the 6x loupes and run with the “big dogs”.

Pam

[Anonymous]

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Quote: from nvdental1 on 12:36 am on Feb. 11, 2005
Ron,

Maybe I should just forget the 6x loupes and run with the “big dogs”.

Pam

Pam,
I’ve only had the scope a couple months. There are certain areas of the mouth where I still find it easier to use loupes. That being said, the scope is such an incredible asset to the practice. Your ability to communicate what you see to the patient makes it worth every penny.The typical exchange goes like this- Doc- “You see that fracture in your tooth. It will eventually work its way further into the tooth. When the tooth breaks it may or may not be fixable” Patient- “That looks like it could be painful. What do we have to do to fix it? Let’s get it scheduled”

While my hard tissue laser is fun and patients like the idea of lasers, I believe if I had to do it all over again, I’d probably add a scope to my practice before a hard tissue laser (notice I didn’t include my Periolase in this statement because it allows me to do things I couldn’t  do). Right now I’m trying to figure out how to afford a second one because there are so many times its being used in 1 op and I’ll want to get picture on a hygiene patient to show them something.

As far as the 6X loupes, they will surely help you with your lasing as the more you can see the better off you are.

Hang around LDF for awhile and your wish list will always be growing

BTW, welcome to the forum!

[dkimmel]

What a sad day Thursday was. They came and took the last scope away. So I am now scopeless. Looks like I’ll have to decide and put done my nickel.

[smluger]

Dave,
Say the magic word, and I’ll have you set up with a scope that will blow your socks off. If you like the pictures that Ron took, I can get you to do the same.
It just so happens I’m here in Florida, so it would ne an easy thing to start the ball rolling.

Stefan Luger
410-977-2840

[dkimmel]

Stefan, Thanks for the offer. I am putting everything on hold until after the April. There is just not enough of me to go around.

[ASI]

Hi Dave,

I feel for you. Beyond doing work scopeless on your patients, I hope you won’t have trouble looking after yourself in the washroom. I quite enjoyed your photo a while ago.

Regards,

Andrew

[dkimmel]

I had a feeling , I had not heard the last about that photo.

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