DentiMag3D™

Dentists know that an enlarged view of the operative field enables both higher quality and faster treatment. Most have recognized and are now familiar with the advantages of using a stereoscopic microscope for applications where loupes do not provide sufficient magnification.

A stereo microscope allows you to judge depth and vary the level of magnification to the task at hand. Unfortunately, it also affects the way you work because it is required to be between you and the patient, limiting your field of view and limiting your choice of postures.

To address these issues, StereoImaging has developed the DentiMag3D™. Using our proprietary stereoscopic digital camera technology, we have developed a stereo video zoom microscope for use in dental surgery and procedures. The DentiMag3D™ is ideal for sharing the image with multiple users, students, or the patient, where everyone has depth perception! The DentiMag3D™ does not attach to your current optical microscope, but provides a complete and comprehensive replacement for it, upgrading your surgical suite to a fully digital environment.

DentiMag3D™ Technical Features

• Stereoscopic video (3D), provides depth perception
• Motorized focus and continuous 3.6X optical zoom, both controlled by foot pedal
• Instant 2X digital zoom at the touch of a foot pedal button
• Built-in True Cool™ white LED coaxial and side illumination. 
• Digital video, higher resolution than standard NTSC or PAL analog video systems
• 18-inch working distance (camera to patient)
• 10 mm to 36 mm field of view (8.9X to 32X).  Field of view to 5mm (64X) with digital zoom.
• Your choice of 3D display device
  • Monitor - CRT or special LCD
  • Head Mounted Display
  • Digital Projector

DentiMag3D™ Magnification Chart
Stated magnification in terms of X (e.g. 10X, 20X), can be misleading because of the differences caused by changes in focal distance (f) and eyepiece magnification. The best way to compare between different units is by using the width of the field of view (FOV), stated here in millimeters (mm). The table below compares the Min./Max. numbers for the DentiMag3D™ to its competition. Notice how two other products with a 9-mm FOV differ in X-magnification because of changes in focal distance and eyepiece magnification.

 Note that all DentiMag3D™ numbers above are without the 2X digital zoom.

¹Based on image magnification on a 17-inch monitor, will vary slightly with display chosen.

²OPMI-pico, eyepieces 12.5X, Seiler Zoom eyepieces 12.5X, Protégé Plus eyepieces 10X.

³Not its widest FOV, depends on configuration.