Using high-grade dental microscopes allows your dentist to detect the most minor root canal openings, locate calcified or extra canals, and reduce the chances of missed pathology or incomplete treatments. Even the most minuscule dental fractures and microchips can be diagnosed early, allowing your dentist to salvage your tooth using minimally invasive approaches.
Early diagnoses can be the difference between restorative treatment and extraction, so we value the use of high-grade microscopes, and our patients do, too.
The excellent visibility offered by our Zeiss Extaro state-of-the-art microscope enables our dentists to work with precision and accuracy when delivering restorative and cosmetic dental treatments.
In restorative dentistry, microscope-enhanced techniques allow for more precise cavity preparation, better-fitting dental restorations, and minimally invasive treatments that help preserve healthy tooth structure.
This results in consistently successful treatments and, most importantly, a higher level of patient satisfaction. This level of precision significantly reduces the risk of procedural errors across all procedures.
Our dentists can use conservative techniques that preserve more of your natural tooth structure when using microscopic dentistry.
The microscope’s high magnification and superior illumination enhance visibility, allowing for targeted treatment with minimal removal of dentine and enamel.
With better accuracy and a more detailed and comprehensive view of your oral anatomy, we can perform thorough practices to remove infected matter from your teeth (such as during root canal treatment).
This reduces the risk of post-treatment complications, including infections, whilst improving healing times.
Our use of microscopic dentistry also ensures better cleaning, shaping and sealing following root canal treatment, reducing treatment failure and ultimately improving the long-term success of the treatment.
Using microscopic dentistry, our dentists can attain the natural-looking cosmetic results our patients are seeking. The level of precision allows us to shape and contour dental materials, such as composite, with great detail, leaving you with aesthetic results befitting of your smile and overall facial aesthetic.
Better Patient Comfort
Improved accuracy across all areas ensures a seamless and comfortable overall patient experience.
Whether you need a root canal, restorative work, or cosmetic enhancement, our use of the microscope guarantees excellent treatment outcomes and a healthier, more beautiful smile.
This technology would not beneficial or effective were it not in the hands of experienced dentists, such as our very own Dr Marta Sarvestani.
Dr. Sarvestani is highly trained in operating the dental microscope and working at high magnification, delivering precision in the fields of endodontics and restorative dentistry. Her expertise in microscope-enhanced dentistry allows for more accurate diagnoses, meticulous treatment execution, and improved patient outcomes.
By integrating microscope-enhanced techniques into our practice, we provide exceptional care with a focus on precision, durability, and patient comfort, making Moltons Dental a trusted choice for advanced dental treatments.
We understand that dental care can sometimes feel overwhelming, which is why we’ve put together this FAQ section to address the most common questions we receive. Whether you're a new patient or a long-time visitor, we want you to feel confident and well-informed about your dental care. If you have any other questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Our friendly team is always here to assist you.
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In the event of a dental emergency, please contact us immediately. If you’re experiencing severe pain, swelling, or an injury to your teeth or gums, please call us during office hours, and we will do our best to accommodate you for an urgent appointment.
At Moltons Dental, we recommend having a dental check-up every six months. Regular visits help us detect any potential issues early, such as tooth decay, gum disease, or other oral health concerns, before they become more serious. However, depending on your individual needs—such as a history of dental problems, gum disease, or ongoing treatments—we may suggest more frequent visits.
Your dentist will work with you to create a personalised check-up schedule that best supports your long-term oral health.
