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5Ws* RDH Elevate
These new loupes from Orascoptic feature a fashion-forward, lightweight metal frame and are part of the company’s popular line of RDH loupes.
Information provided by Orascoptic
What
RDH Elevate loupes
Who
Orascoptic
800-369-3698
Where
Every dental practice, as dentists and hygienists can benefit from utilizing the proper loupes.
When
For all exams and procedures performed by dental hygienists who can be aided by increased visualization and proper posture. Conducting examinations and scaling often leads to unnatural body positioning for long periods of time. With the latest advancements in technology, the right custom-crafted loupe and headlight can promote a long and healthy career.
Why
New RDH Elevate loupes were designed to eliminate discomfort and distractions while prioritizing style. Designed with the dental hygienist in mind, the RDH Elevate frame is described as the perfect union of fashion and functionality.
*The How
This frame is made for loupes with a titanium base to ensure durability while still offering a fashionable option. Available in 5 “stunning” colors (black, tortoise, pink pearl, glacier, crystal clear), according to Orascoptic, RDH Elevate has flexible temple arms, adjustable temple tips, an adjustable nose pad, and built-in headlight cable control.
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