Microlux 2 Transilluminator Kit

Product Information

This ergonomic new high intensity model includes new features that have been requested by many dentists.

An easy to use push button controls the dual intensity operation and provides for better visualization.

The battery has a low level indicator, and the unit has a voltage regulator to insure constant light output. It uses 2 easily available AAA batteries.

The Microlux 2 comes with either a 2 or 3mm light guide, and accepts all existing Microlux autoclaveable attachments.

MDA Registration No: GA10196223-150692

Other accessory light attachments available are:

• 5 package of mirrors
• .75mm Proximal tip
• .75mm Perio tip
• 1mm Endo tip

The ergonomic design provides an anti-roll feature.

Features:

• Slim Ergonomic Design
• High & Low Output Levels
• Conveniently Located Control Button
• Battery Voltage Regulator
• Battery Low Level Indicator
• Accepts All Existing Microlux Attachments
• Auto Turn Off

Benefits:

• Easy Handling
• Better Visualization (High Setting), Better Photos (Low Setting)
• Easy One Finger Operation
• Constant Light Output
• Advanced Notification To Change The Battery
• Multiple Applications with One Device
• The Microlux 2 Unit Will Automatically Turn Itself Off After 7 Minutes Of Use To Conserve Battery Power

Clinical Application

Dental Transillumination Examples of Use:

Anterior Caries: anterior caries can be visualized by placing the probe on the labio-cervical region of the tooth and examining from the lingual.

Posterior Caries: to visualize posterior proximal decay, place the probe on the cervical area of the tooth. Caries appear as a dark shadow on the occlusal surface.

Posterior Caries: caries can also be detected using the Proximal Cariers fibre tip. Place the lighted fibre tip interproximally under the marginal ridge. View from the occlusal angle. This method often shows caries with high definition.

Identifying Proximal Posterior Caries

Photos courtesy Howard E. Strassler, DMD

Revealing Anterior Fractures

Photos courtesy Mark L. Pitel, DMD