Comments on: What is The Right Pair of Loupes For You? http://www.dentalloupes.org/what-is-the-right-pair-of-loupes-for-you Let Technology Advance your vision with Dental & Surgical Loupes Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:01:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: DR.DINA http://www.dentalloupes.org/what-is-the-right-pair-of-loupes-for-you#comment-386 DR.DINA Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:47:48 +0000 http://www.dentalloupes.org/what-is-the-right-pair-of-loupes-for-you#comment-386 Hi. iam oral and maxillofacial surgeon , how can i know what is the right loups for me ? Hi.
iam oral and maxillofacial surgeon , how can i know what is the right loups for me ?

]]> By: Lance Mason http://www.dentalloupes.org/what-is-the-right-pair-of-loupes-for-you#comment-166 Lance Mason Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:57:31 +0000 http://www.dentalloupes.org/what-is-the-right-pair-of-loupes-for-you#comment-166 Hi, I am considering a pair of loupes, unsure of whether 2.5, 3.0., or 3.5 would suit me best. I am a 60 y.o. dentist, and, if it's a help, my eyeglass perscription is OD - +1 - +0.25 - 22 - +2.25 OS - +1.25 - +0.75 - 37 - +2.25 I do general resotrative dentistry + endodontics, but am not interested in a microscope. My preferred working distance is 12-15" from the bridge of my nose. I would prefer to use flip-up loupes + prescription lenses. I don't want a very narrow field of vision, nor a very shallow depth of field. A dental quadrant is about right for loupe work, but a little larger is OK, too. thanks Lance Mason, DDS Hi,
I am considering a pair of loupes, unsure of whether 2.5, 3.0., or 3.5 would suit me best.
I am a 60 y.o. dentist, and, if it’s a help, my eyeglass perscription is
OD - +1 - +0.25 - 22 - +2.25
OS - +1.25 - +0.75 - 37 - +2.25
I do general resotrative dentistry + endodontics, but am not interested in a microscope. My preferred working distance is 12-15″ from the bridge of my nose. I would prefer to use flip-up loupes + prescription lenses. I don’t want a very narrow field of vision, nor a very shallow depth of field. A dental quadrant is about right for loupe work, but a little larger is OK, too.

thanks
Lance Mason, DDS

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