Ko tenei tuhinga ka awhina i a koe kia pai ake te mohio ki nga miiharo niho

Mai i te tirohanga hanganga,Ko te nuinga o nga waahanga matua e whai ake nei:

karaihe whakarahi, ano he arotahi o te kāmera, e whakatau ana i te whakanui me te maarama o te ahua. Tuhinga o muais usually adjustable between 4-40 times, and doctors can easily switch the magnification according to the needs of the surgery, just like adjusting the camera focal length. He iti te whakanui (4-8 nga wa) e tika ana mo te tirotiro i tetahi waahanga tirohanga nui, penei i te tirohanga o te waahi o te waahi tuuturu i nga wa o te ao. Medium magnification (8-14 times) meets the needs of most conventional dental surgeries, such as root canal treatment, periodontal surgery, etc; Ko te whakanui nui (14-40 nga wa) ka taea e nga taakuta te kite i nga waahanga ngoikore, penei i nga pakiaka pakiaka i roto i nga niho, e whakarato ana i te tautoko kaha mo nga mahi pai.

Pūnaha rama:Good lighting is the foundation for clear observation. Te

Te punaha tautoko me te whakatikatika:He rite tenei punaha ki te "skeleton" me te "hononga" a, kia whakarite kiaTe whaikorero whakaharahara

Te Whakawa me te Pūmanawa Tuhia:Nga Miihini Tikanga Miihini Utu NuiKei te rite ano hoki me nga punaha whakaata me te tuhi i nga punaha, rite ki te kāmera teitei-whakamāramatanga. Ka taea e ia te whakaatu whakaahua i raro i te

tuwhene nihoKei te ahu mai i nga tikanga taketake o te whakaaro optical. Simply put, it magnifies small objects in the oral cavity through a combination of objective and eyepiece lenses. Light is emitted from the lighting system to illuminate the surgical area. The reflected light from the object is first magnified by the objective lens, then further magnified by the eyepiece, and finally forms a clear magnified image in the doctor's eyes or on the imaging device. He rite tenei ki te whakamahi i te karaihe whakanui hei tirotiro i nga taonga, engari ko te mea whakamiharo o teHe kaha ake, he kaha hoki, ka kitea e nga taakuta nga korero iti e uaua ana mo te kanohi tahanga kia kitea.

Ka tutuki i te peke nui ake te mahi me te mahi. We look forward to the widespread adoption of this technology, not only in large hospitals, but also in more primary healthcare institutions and dental clinics, benefiting more patients. I te wa ano,Nga kaiwhakawhanake whaihua reihiKa taea e ratau te haumi rangahau me te whanaketanga, ka whakapai ake i o raatau taumata hangarau, me te hanga pai ake, e whakatairanga ngatahi ana tetuwhene nihoAhumahi ki nga taumata hou me te whai wāhi atu ki te whakawhanaketanga o te rongoa waha.