Dentled full-spectrum daylight LED lights create ideal working conditions for the dental practice. High-quality light is an important basis for the successful treatment of patients in a dental practice. In and of itself, natural daylight is the ideal light source for spatial orientation and focused, concentrated work. However, the structural conditions in practice rooms only allow sufficient daylight to enter through the window surfaces to a limited extent and in our latitudes only during the day. The lack of brightness for patient treatment has to be supplemented by artificial lighting.

The right luminance

The ratio of 10:1:0.5 can be used for optimal lighting at a dental workplace. This is the ratio between oral cavity illumination by a surgical lamp (20,000 lux for most dentist’s lamps, newer surgical LED lights often reach even higher values up to 55,000 lux), the direct vicinity of the mouth (2,000 lux) and the illuminance in the rest of the treatment room (800-1,000 lux).