Would this light be good for a dentist to illuminate a patient's mouth?
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Dear gizmo guru:Yes, of course - but only if your patient is Beldar Conehead, who's got a lot more teeth than any shark has (Coneheads - Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, 1993).Best regards,John SpartanScottsdale, AZ
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Good gracious! What kind of dentist do you have? This light is bright enough to do dental work on a hippo!!
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Maybe if they had a big mouth! Guess I would need to know more about the situation
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No, you could accidentally illuminate their soul....and you might not like what you see......
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Ugh... As a medical professional myself, I would say it's not the best option. For one, it's a little bulky to hold with one hand and an instrument in the other and ;two, it's battery operated with no AC/DC power cable direct. But iaff you're in the field or backwoods somewhere and have an assistant, it has the power to illuminate the a hole in a human being (sarcasm). I use it for night spotting wildlife, night rides on the boat, and camping.
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I think it would be overkill. It is a tactical light so is heavy and wider than average flashlight. Something much smaller would be easier to handle and right one would illuminate well.
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If you will be under fluorescent light most of the day, it should work fine for makeup since it is a fairly bright white. It will not produce a warm light.
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This is not a very bright light. I had 2 of these next too a classic art work. The light they produced was mediocre at best. Worst, it was more greenish.didn't like that at all.but for a massage room. They might be right. It ultimately boils down to your personal preference. Good luck.
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Twilight Teeth Complete Home Kit with LED Unitit was exactly like that with the mouth piece and slide in light. i used it in a tanning bed for better results.
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Possibly. Its not bright like a lantern, you will be able to see enough, but it depends how lit up you want the table to be. It has a nice glow to it but it's definitely not a lantern.
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No, I don't think it would work for that. You could try, but I think it would be too hard on the light to have it on for too many hours at a time.
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Probably. It's pretty voluminous to keep directly in front of you. It's not obnoxious and it doesn't hurt your eyes to stare into it but it is a very bright soft beam. When I have it on in my room in the evening its the only light i need on. It lights up a room better than any of my table lamps. My boss kept one in his office but it was a huge office and he's a dramatic guy. He also kept it behind him instead of in front of him.
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No it would not be too bright. If someone were to be 12 to 16 inches and staring into the lamp, perhaps.
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I believe for your application would be too bright if lantern was say hanging at eye level if you had it lower than your eyes and made a thin "shade" on 1/2 of the lantern ( I used the back of a note pad ) so light would only come out of the unshielded side instead of 360' might work and say on a bench or table behind you - once your eyes get use to the red it becomes fairly bright for for a single led
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As it says in the picture, it produces light between 365nm and 370nm. I can verify that it will fluoresce bodily fluids like urine, spit, etc.
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Hi JoeIt is not a task light for sure if you want it for reading work on your desk. It would be great for a nice soothing light. That is what I needed. Also, it is great for people like me and a very good friend who had depression issues -- a lot due to lack of light where we live. I do think it can uplift the spirits naturally.Hope that helps
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actually i believe it would be. You do get that nice I want to say "pure" light if you dont use the filters which illuminates a lot of detail though you want to have the patient wearing some sort of tinted shades so you dont blind them.
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If you are doing professional make-up you could use his light as it comes with a daylight bulb. If you are just doing your own make up this may be a bit more than you would need. It is after all photography lighting.
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The light is focused, yet soft. I use it at my laptop. As a small spotlight at close distance I think it would work if the room is sufficiently dark. I'm trying to imagine how you are going to set it up. As a foot light aimed from the floor or an intervening table. In either case you should not expect good results in a bright room or from a distance. I guess I didn't answer, did I?
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it has good light if working on an item close around it....but would be better I think with a brighter light for a little more distance.
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No, it won't illuminate the room itself, but it would probably make anything that is backlight reactive glow a bit--and the closer those things are to the light fixture, the brighter and more intense they will be. It will provide some room light, but not enough to keep guests from tripping over one another.
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Yes, I think this would be work well for your purpose. The green guide light is dimmer than an LED night light, for example, and very easy on the eyes. You may want to put several along your projected pathway.