A microscope for tumor surgery is a specialized optical device designed to assist surgeons during complex tumor removal procedures. These microscopes provide high-resolution magnification and enhanced visualization of the surgical field, enabling precision in distinguishing healthy tissue from tumor cells. Equipped with advanced features such as LED illumination.
Modern surgical microscopes are ergonomically designed, offering adjustable focal lengths, motorized controls, and seamless integration with other surgical tools and imaging systems. These capabilities are crucial for achieving optimal surgical outcomes and minimizing risks in delicate procedures, such as neurosurgery, ENT, or oncological operations.
Regular examinations to maintain oral health.Treatment for tooth decay using durable
Strengthening teeth and preventing cavities.Protective coating applied to molars
Brightening discolored or stained teeth. Thin, custom-made shells to enhance the appearance of teeth.
Caps for damaged or weakened teeth.Replacing one or more missing teeth.Full or partial sets
Traditional metal braces for teeth alignment.Clear aligners for discreet teeth straightening.
Treatment for broken, cracked, or knocked-out teeth.Immediate relief for toothaches or infections.
It is recommended to visit the dentist every six months for a routine check-up and cleaning. However, some individuals may need more frequent visits depending on their oral health needs.
Yes, we welcome walk-ins. However, to minimize waiting time, we encourage scheduling an appointment in advance.
Common signs include tooth pain, bleeding gums, sensitivity to hot or cold, persistent bad breath, or visible discoloration on your teeth or gums.
Yes, dental x-rays are safe. Modern digital x-rays use very low levels of radiation, and protective measures like lead aprons are used for added safety.
Absolutely! We offer pediatric dentistry services and specialize in making dental visits comfortable and fun for kids.
