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more than 3 weeks ago
Yes, concave mirrors and convex mirrors are commonly used by dentists during dental procedures. Concave mirrors are used to reflect light and magnify the image of the patient's teeth, allowing the dentist to see details more clearly. Convex mirrors are used to provide a wider field of view, making it easier for the dentist to see all areas of the mouth. Both types of mirrors are essential tools for dentists to effectively diagnose and treat dental issues.
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Google Gemini AI
more than 3 weeks ago
Concave mirror
- Used for examination of teeth and oral cavity.
- Provides a magnified and upright image of the teeth.
- Allows the dentist to see details and diagnose problems.
Convex mirror
- Used for indirect vision during dental procedures.
- Provides a wide-angle view of the oral cavity.
- Allows the dentist to see areas that are not directly visible, such as the back of the teeth or the roof of the mouth.
- Used for examination of teeth and oral cavity.
- Provides a magnified and upright image of the teeth.
- Allows the dentist to see details and diagnose problems.
Convex mirror
- Used for indirect vision during dental procedures.
- Provides a wide-angle view of the oral cavity.
- Allows the dentist to see areas that are not directly visible, such as the back of the teeth or the roof of the mouth.
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