An additional perspective on what you are treating. REVEAL FC makes fluorescence signals visible directly through matched filter optics – while leaving both hands free to work.
As custom-built loupes. Or as Stoggles without loupe magnification.
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One case. Two lighting conditions.
Additional color information on a lingual tooth surface. The images are interpreted in the context of the clinical findings.
Hiltch et al. 2024, Fig. 4 · Original publication · CC BY 4.0. Individual views cropped; no color manipulation.
Published image taken with the REVEAL system described in that publication. Performance is not guaranteed for every configuration or clinical finding.
Directly in your own field of viewAn additional source of visual information
Both hands remain freeWearable headlight and matched filter optics
Personal supportSelection, demonstration and guidance on use
01 / CLINICAL EXAMPLES
7 examples
PRACTICE EXAMPLE · PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
The two images compare biofilm disclosure and the fluorescence view. Framing and lighting differ; this is not a before-and-after treatment outcome.
VIDEO FROM PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
Another look at the supplied clinical footage.
Discuss my preventive dentistry application ↗PRACTICE EXAMPLE · IMPLANT DENTISTRY
Three complementary images from the supplied implant dentistry case: a view of the operating field and two extraoral close-ups. The views illustrate the clinical context, not a guaranteed treatment outcome.
The three views are not presented as a before-and-after comparison. Fluorescence color alone is not a clinical finding. Clinical images supplied for this draft; their source is separate from the publication images that follow.
BIO-OSS · COMPARING LIGHTING CONDITIONS
Geistlich Bio-Oss in clinical use: two original images from the Geistlich training presentation – without and with fluorescence illumination.
Both images reproduced unchanged. Slightly different viewing angles; no before-and-after comparison and no evidence of healing or complete decontamination.
PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY & CARIOLOGY
The lingual region shows different fluorescence patterns in deposits and an initial lesion described in the case report.
In everyday practice: Examine surfaces from an additional perspective and incorporate the visual impression into the clinical assessment.
Hiltch, Steier & Poli de Figueiredo · 2024 · Case series involving three people, case 3 / Fig. 4. Different camera angles; not a before-and-after outcome.
© Authors · CC BY 4.0 · Original figure extracted, with no color alteration.
Read the case report ↗RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Treatment views from case 1 show white light and fluorescence during treatment of a carious tooth.
In everyday practice: Observe additional color information during instrumentation.
Hiltch, Steier & Poli de Figueiredo · 2024 · Case series, case 1 / Fig. 2. The images show several treatment steps, not guaranteed treatment success. Clinical assessment and tactile criteria remain essential.
© Authors · CC BY 4.0 · Original image grid extracted, with no color manipulation.
Read the case report ↗CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING
Case 2 combines fluorescence, white-light and radiographic views with images taken after opening the cavity.
In everyday practice: Use the fluorescence view as an adjunct – not as a substitute for necessary imaging.
Hiltch, Steier & Poli de Figueiredo · 2024 · Case series, case 2 / Fig. 3. A case report does not establish general diagnostic superiority or reliable detection of deep lesions.
© Authors · CC BY 4.0 · Original image grid extracted, with no color manipulation.
Read the case report ↗PERI-IMPLANT SITES
An implant-supported restoration is shown under conventional light and with orange-red fluorescence signals.
In everyday practice: Examine accessible areas from an additional optical perspective – without inferring complete decontamination.
Hwang, Blatz, Wolff & Steier · 2021 · Dentistry Journal 9(3):24, Fig. 2 · Review / concept paper, not a controlled efficacy study. Image taken with the system described in the article.
© Authors · CC BY 4.0 · Original image grid extracted, with no color manipulation.
Read the publication ↗ORTHODONTICS
Four examples of different findings show fluorescence patterns on unremarkable surfaces, biofilm, demineralization and initial caries.
In everyday practice: An additional perspective on areas that are challenging to clean and assess visually.
Bonfante et al. · 2025 · Dental Press Journal of Orthodontics · Clinical study with 60 participants. The study showed no statistically significant advantage for initial caries. The images are different examples, not a longitudinal sequence.
© Authors · CC BY 4.0 · Original panels rearranged and A–D added; original arrows retained, with no color manipulation.
Read the study ↗Fluorescence signals are not a diagnosis in their own right. Examination, necessary imaging and treatment decisions remain essential. The absence of a signal does not prove that biofilm is completely absent. Historical publication images document the systems investigated in each case, not every current REVEAL FC configuration.
ANOTHER APPLICATION · CRACKED TEETH
The clinical article “REVEAL: Cracked Teeth” presents optical approaches to tooth fractures. Some images also use sodium fluorescein – they are not all examples of purely dye-free autofluorescence.
02 / THE PRINCIPLE
Excitation light at a wavelength of 405 nanometers stimulates autofluorescence in the illuminated areas. No disclosing agent is required for this.
The matched optics allow the emitted fluorescence signals to be viewed.
The additional view complements your clinical findings and instrumentation. Both hands remain free.
03 / YOUR REVEAL SOLUTION
REVEAL LOUPES
For clinicians who want to combine magnification tailored to their needs with an additional fluorescence view.
REVEAL STOGGLES
For clinicians who want to explore the additional fluorescence view without custom-fitted loupe magnification.
Images show example configurations. We discuss availability, equipment, and costs with you. Our current offering does not combine ergonomic/Infinity VUE loupes with REVEAL.
04 / FROM INTEREST TO FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE
We discuss whether REVEAL is right for you based on your needs. The initial consultation is free and without obligation.
Experience REVEAL in personYour work, previous experience with loupes and intended areas of use.
Agree on demonstration options or a Stoggles in-office trial, including terms and availability.
Review the configuration, guidance on use, and personalized quote before deciding to buy.
05 / SCIENCE & CONTEXT
Read the original articles on external servers. Study type and limitations are deliberately presented alongside the potential benefits in practice.
The article combines fluorescence with clinical and radiographic interpretation. It illustrates applications but does not replace a robust comparative efficacy study.
Scientific background and a fluorescence-based approach to adjunctive visualization of deposits. A concept paper, not evidence of complete decontamination.
Clinical study with 60 participants on additional visual assessment. Results vary according to the findings; no general superiority across all applications.
An illustrative clinical article on adjunctive examination of tooth fractures; in part with additional sodium fluorescein. No general guarantee of diagnosis.
Transparency matters: some authors disclose financial relationships with REVEAL technology. Study conditions and conflicts of interest can be found in the original articles. The image examples do not constitute an endorsement of Visiomedical by the authors.
06 / GOOD TO KNOW
You view fluorescence signals through the matched filter optics directly in the operating field. Patterns may vary depending on surfaces, deposits, tissues and materials. Their significance is assessed in the clinical context.
No. Color alone is not a diagnosis. Imaging conditions and the structure being examined must be taken into account. The additional view is assessed alongside the other findings.
No. REVEAL is an adjunctive visualization aid. Examination, tactile criteria and necessary imaging remain part of your clinical assessment.
No. The absence of a signal does not establish that biofilm is completely absent or that complete decontamination has been achieved. Optical feedback does not replace a complete clinical assessment.
Loupes combine magnification tailored to you with a fluorescence view. Stoggles provide fluorescence visualization without loupe magnification or custom-built loupes. We discuss your requirements before you commit.
Demonstration options and a Stoggles in-office trial can be arranged personally. We discuss availability, guidance on use, and trial conditions in advance. The initial consultation is free; this does not mean that every in-office trial is free.
The optics, frame and equipment determine your personalized quote. We discuss costs transparently before you decide. A consultation inquiry is not an order.
THE NEXT STEP IS A CONVERSATION
Briefly describe your interest. We will discuss your options personally – free and without obligation.
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