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The design of the treatment microscope allows you to set it in the office in an optimal manner with respect to the doctor, the patient and assists.
The most common position of the doctor with the patient during the operation is the place behind the seat headrest, 12 o'clock and it is absolutely connected with the patient lying position.
Correct operation while using a microscope minimizes the strain of systems :nervous, skeletal -muscle and eye. The microscope must be adjusted to the position of the doctor, and not vice versa.
Basic principles of ergonomic work with the microscope:
- Work with the microscope is a sitting type of work.
Take the upright posture. Take advantage of the opportunity to adjust your chair and adjust the treatment unit (see also the section "setting the microscope";
- Adjust the binocular microscope so that your head was not too lovered.
It is good if your microscope is equipped with an inclinable binocular, and ideall if the Binocular Extender will be mounted. This will relieve the neck part of the spine, and thus you will not feel the pain that usually accompanies dentists with their daily work. This will also keep upright body posture, even when the vertical axis of the microscope is directed at an angle relative to the treatment area;
- Hold hands bent in the elbows and slightly pulled out forward.
Ergonomic chair with adjustable armrests eliminates forearm muscle tension, providing a sure point of support for the movements of the wrist.
Microscope location
The location of the microscope relative to the dental unit is of great importance for the preservation of the freedom and convenience to use it. Posted diagram shows the best places usytowania microscope in a dentist's office.
It is recommended that the floor version and ceiling version of the microscope was placed at the site M1 (usually just behind the spittoon). This will ensure maximum maneuverability of the microscope in all directions, and at the same time will not interfere with other devices in the office.
If for some reason the location of the site M1 is not possible, you can put the microscope in a different place in the "Basic zone" defined by light green colour.
Wall version of the microscope is most commonly installed in place of M2.
Location of the microscope in "Second zone" (dark green colour) can occasionally result in less maneuverability of the microscope, depending on the specific arrangement of furniture and equipment in a doctors’ office. It may be necessary to use additional arm extension.