Overview

• 10  Clinical Evaluators
• 375  Total Uses
• 96% Clinical Rating

Evaluators’ Comments

• “Surprisingly lightweight for prismatic loupes, with optical clarity and field of view.”
• “Overall, the ErgoAngle Loupes are much lighter and more comfortable. They force you to position yourself better vs. constantly adjusting your head to accommodate the patient.”
• “The weight was literally half the weight of my current loupes. I measured. Neck pain resolved right away! The battery has an unbelievably long life, like 5 days!”
• “I had my prescription built into the frames, which made so much of a difference for me. The design and weight made them easy to use, even when giving injections.”
• “The learning curve is not steep, but it takes some getting used to.”
• “The transition from 30 years of traditional loupes to ergo loupes is a challenge, but well worth it.”

Description

ErgoAngle^® Loupes are designed to support improved ergonomics and visual clarity during clinical procedures. The loupes feature an expanded field of view, generous depth of field, and crisp edge-to-edge resolution for extra sharp clarity. Their zero-degree neck flexion positioning helps promote a more ergonomic working posture by allowing clinicians to maintain a neutral head and neck position while working. 

Unique Attributes

• Promotes a neutral, ergonomic posture to help reduce neck, shoulder, and back strain.
• Lightweight design provides greater comfort during extended full-day wear.
• Excellent optical clarity with a strong field of view compared to traditional loupes.
• Integrated illumination and long battery life support consistent visibility throughout the day.

Clinical Tips from Evaluators

• Start with hygiene exams or simple procedures first to adjust to the angled lens and upright posture.
• Practice on a model or typodont before using them during longer restorative procedures.
• Allow a few days to acclimate, especially if transitioning from traditional loupes.
• Schedule a follow-up with the representative after delivery to confirm proper fit and positioning.

Indications

• Enhanced visualization during dental examinations and procedures
• Use during restorative, hygiene, endodontic, periodontal, and surgical procedures
• Procedures requiring magnification, clarity, and improved field of view
• Clinical use where improved posture and reduced neck flexion are desired
• Long procedures where ergonomic positioning may help reduce clinician strain