The WX-02 serves every clinician who documents treatment under a SOCO operation microscope with built-in imaging. Endodontists capture the key moments of root canal treatment: access, orifice location, separated instrument retrieval, perforation repair and the final obturation. Each image is taken at the instant the structure is visible, without breaking the working rhythm to reach for a button.
Restorative and prosthodontic dentists use the footswitch to record preparation margins, caries removal and the seating of indirect restorations. Periodontal and implant surgeons record flap design, graft placement and suturing, where gloved hands must stay on the instruments throughout. Because the footswitch is wireless, it can be moved to suit a left-handed or right-handed operator, a change of seating position or an assistant who controls capture.
Patient communication benefits directly. Images saved through the USB 3.0 module can be sent over Type-C to a smartphone, so the clinician can show the patient a cracked cusp or a completed restoration within moments. Referral practices can pass visual records to the referring dentist, and teams can review cases together using the wireless mouse at the chairside screen.
Teaching settings also gain. Postgraduate courses and study clubs running SCM860, SCM850 Pro, SCM800-PRO or SCM600-PRO microscopes can record full procedures for later analysis, with the instructor or the operator triggering capture by foot. The mouse lets the presenter move through image libraries and comparisons without leaving the microscope.
Its users include endodontists, periodontists, implant surgeons, restorative specialists, referral practices and clinical educators who record their work routinely.