Because Bad Things Come in Small Packages
Seeing is Succeeding
The human mouth isn't a very big place. And the structures within your
mouth that concern Dr. Carano are even smaller. Furthermore, most of the
things that affect your oral health are just plain tiny. In fact, in dentistry,
bad things can come in small packages. Sometimes the packages are even
invisible to the naked eye. Like areas of decay that need cleaning prior
to restorative treatment. Or diseased areas that need treating, like gum
tissues or internal layers of your teeth. Or things that need to be repaired,
like chips, fractures, or fissures in your enamel. Of course, the better
Dr. Carano can see these things, the better work he'll be able to do in
his work for you-whether its preventive, restorative, or cosmetic.
Bigger is Better
That's exactly why Dr. Carano uses a microscope in so many of his cases.
Consider a root canal situation, for example. Thorough cleaning out of
debris and decay in the root canal itself is absolutely critical to the
success of the treatment, and to the long-term health of the patient.
Of course, Dr. Carano's task in such a case is to completely clean out
all the harmful material, yet the area to be cleaned is about the size
of a tiny hollow straw. Using a high-powered, illuminated dental microscope,
he can clearly see all the areas within that tiny space and remove debris
until the root canal areas is truly clean.
Precision is Perfection
Another advantage of microscope use is that it enables Dr. Carano to perform
restorative and cosmetic procedures with unbeatable precision. Teeth surfaces
and areas needing repair are seen for what they really are, so that materials
and methods can be chosen accordingly. There's nothing left to guess-work
or chance. And the result of this attention to detail is accuracy of fit,
beautiful shaping, and a perfect smile.
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