Ergonomics in Microscopic Dentistry is a book for every dentist regardless of their age, specialization, and level of experience. It methodically analyzes  and explains the changes that occur in the work environment when a microscope is introduced. It also indicates how to effectively avoid typical problems said changes bring along. This extensively illustrated guide on topics such as choosing, configuring, and using the microscope will not only tell the reader how to work with the optical aid correctly, but also help to understand the importance of good practices in microscopic dentistry for the whole team, regarding their comfort and health. This book will show you that working with a microscope does not necessarily mean sore eyes, tearing, headaches, dizzyness, nor spinal injuries.

Main areas of focus:

STATIC OVERLOADS OF THE MUSCULO-SKELLETAL SYSTEM
MENTAL OVERLOAD
OVERLOAD OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM
MICROSCOPE CONFIGURATION
POSITION ERGONOMICS
WORK DYNAMICS
DENTAL TEAM WORK ERGONOMICS