PART TWO: You can’t treat what you can’t see
Dr James Tomlinson continues to advocate the use of loupes and a light, how they’re suitable for any pre-existing eyesight problems and useful for...
A hygienist’s perspective
We all know that wearing magnification equipment such as loupes can improve posture and visual acuity when treating patients, but not all loupe-wearers truly...
Why your quality of life is just as important as the...
Once upon a time there lived a clinician, a dental practice and a patient. The clinician enjoyed their job, they practised in comfort every...
Straighten up your act
As dental professionals, we all know that prevention is better than cure. We tell our patients to clean their teeth twice daily and educate...
PART ONE: Finding the right loupes – third time lucky
We’ve all heard the legendary motivational idiom "If at first you don't succeed try, try and try again"; usually at times when things aren’t...
Angle of declination – what is it and why is it...
You may or may not have heard the phrase ‘angle of declination’, but in relation to loupes this is the downward angle that your...
Musculo-skeletal disorders: are you at risk?
The simple answer to that question is ….Yes! All dental professionals, even those who practise part-time, are at risk of developing musculo-skeletal disorders over...
PART ONE: Seeing from molar to molar
Associate dentist Tehseen Khan talks about the positive impact a loupe and light can have on a clinician’s working practice and overall wellbeing.
Accurate vision...
Transitioning into Magnification
4 RULES TO TRANSITIONING WITH LOUPES
It’s common knowledge that good things take time; a vintage port takes decades to mellow, a dental student...
PART ONE: You can’t treat what you can’t see!
Dr James Tomlinson believes relying on just plain eyesight is not good enough for the health and wellbeing of clinicians and their patients.
Working in...














