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So I did a little digging around and I've found that a lot of folks prefer loupes that have a wider field of view and was wondering why this was the case.
I know that 2.5x loupes will give you a view of the full arch while a standard 3.5x will only give you 3-4 teeth on one side.
However the prisma lenses provide an expanded field of view for 3.5x so that you'd get the 3.5 magnification and can also see pretty much the full arch...just wondering why this is better than only seeing 3-4 teeth using standard lenses!
I know that 2.5x loupes will give you a view of the full arch while a standard 3.5x will only give you 3-4 teeth on one side.
However the prisma lenses provide an expanded field of view for 3.5x so that you'd get the 3.5 magnification and can also see pretty much the full arch...just wondering why this is better than only seeing 3-4 teeth using standard lenses!