17/02/2026
👁️ Do you ever reach the end of the day with tired, strained eyes?
In a practice setting, it’s not always just about workload. Harsh shadows, glare, and uneven lighting force the eyes to constantly readjust, increasing visual stress over time. That’s why lighting shouldn’t be considered only in terms of brightness, but as an integral part of the working environment.
In a dental practice, lighting is part of the system. It interacts with posture, workflow, concentration, and visual comfort. When it’s properly designed, it:
* reduces eye strain
* supports operational continuity
* helps you work with greater stability over time
It doesn’t change your technique. It supports the quality of your work, day after day.