SOCO SCM800-PRO

The SCM800-PRO is built for practices that document as routinely as they treat. Endodontists record access, canal location, instrumentation and obturation for patient files and referral letters. Every step is captured from the operator's view at 3,840 × 2,160. Restorative dentists document caries removal, margins and finished restorations, and the files feed straight into the bundled image management software.

Case documentation supports clinical governance and patient communication. Before-and-after images help explain treatment to patients, and recorded footage supports case reviews with colleagues. Specialist practices receiving referrals can send the referring dentist a visual record of the treatment carried out. Because recording runs from the wireless foot pedal, documentation fits into the procedure without breaking the clinician's focus.

Periodontal and implant surgeons use the system to record microsurgical flap design, graft placement and fine suturing. The green filter brings out fine vessels and nerves both in the eyepieces and on camera, and the orange filter slows resin curing during restorative stages.

Teaching settings make full use of the live 4K output. Dental schools, postgraduate programmes and study clubs can show procedures on a 27-inch 4K UHD monitor as they happen, then build teaching libraries from the recordings. Its users include endodontists, periodontists, implant surgeons, restorative specialists, referral practices and clinical educators. The 195 to 450 mm working distance, 0° to 180° binocular tube and pendulum system keep clinicians upright through long recorded procedures. The five-step changer makes each magnification level repeatable, so recordings made weeks apart can be compared at the same scale.

Documentation Ready From Day One

Built-in 4K imaging and the wireless foot pedal come as standard. Recording starts with the first case.

A Recording of the Clinician's Own View

The camera shares the optical path through the beamsplitter. Each recording matches what the eyepieces show.

Hands Stay on the Instruments

The 4K wireless foot pedal controls capture. Documentation never interrupts the procedure.

Organised Case Files

Bundled image management software stores stills and video. Cases are easy to find for reviews, referrals and teaching.

A Compact Head

The 4-in-1 camera module sits inside the microscope head. There are fewer external devices and cables to manage.

Repeatable Magnification

Five steps from 1.8× to 19.1× land at set levels. Recordings from different cases share a consistent scale.

Bright, Colour-True Images

120,000 lux at 5,700 K with a CRI above 90 gives the camera natural colour. Recorded tissue looks as it does in the mouth.

Room to Expand

An external HD imaging interface and a Canon or Sony camera are available as options. DSLR stills can join the built-in 4K system.

Built-In 4K UHD Imaging System

The integrated imaging system comes as standard. It outputs live images at 3,840 × 2,160.

4-in-1 Camera Module

Camera system, beamsplitter, 45° extender and pendulum system are combined in one module. All sit within the head.

2:8 or 5:5 Integrated Beamsplitter

The beamsplitter divides light between eyepieces and camera at either ratio. Viewing and recording run together.

4K Wireless Foot Pedal Assembly

The wireless pedal is standard. It controls image capture by foot.

Image Management Software

Software for organising stills and video is included. It supports diagnosis and communication between clinicians.

Apochromatic Optics With German Glass

German-imported optical glass and multi-layer coatings correct colour across red, green and blue. Images stay sharp and true.

Five-Step Magnification Changer

Steps of 0.4×, 0.6×, 1×, 1.6× and 2.5× give 1.8× to 19.1× with 12.5× eyepieces. Each level is stable and repeatable.

195 to 450 mm Working Distance

The zoom objective covers the full depth of the oral cavity. Clinicians of different heights find a comfortable position.

120,000 Lux True-Colour LED

The LED delivers 5,700 K light with a CRI above 90. Three white spot sizes and orange and green filters are built in.

0° to 180° Binocular Tube

Pupil spacing on the tilting tube covers 55 to 75 mm. Each eyepiece corrects up to ±7D.

Pendulum System

The pendulum system keeps the binocular tube horizontal when the head tilts left or right. Posture stays upright.

Torque and Damping Balance Adjustment

Host and balance arm adjustment devices tune torque and damping to the load. The head stays balanced with the camera module fitted.

Automatic Light Control

The light turns off when the balance arm rises and on when it lowers. No separate switch is needed.

The SCM800-PRO is the choice for practices that want every case documented without adding a camera. Its built-in 4K UHD system, 4-in-1 camera module and wireless foot pedal come as standard, outputting 3,840 × 2,160 from the clinician's own view and filing it in bundled image management software. Behind the camera sit apochromatic optics with German glass, a repeatable five-step changer from 1.8× to 19.1×, and 120,000 lux of true-colour light. Endodontists, periodontists, referral practices and educators will use its recordings for records, patient communication and teaching. For documentation that starts with the first case, it is complete from installation.