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What is the best camera for dentistry photography?

I love going to the dentist, the smell of the chemicals and the taste of my dentists fingers. So many great memories.

You just love the nitrous oxide and you’ve inhaled a bit much this time.

I never did love my dentist but I did date his oral hygienist, her name was Mona and she was one.

I don’t think the camera matters that much as does the lens(s) used.
If you wish to capture a nice smile close up, use a 60 mm 1:8/f Macro, for the whole face plus a nice smile, use a 100mm 1:6/f. If the new office that you have set up for your home-style dentistry is large enough, a 70-200mm 1:2.8/f zoom will work best for DOF (you will need one of the overhead lights the real dentist use for proper lighting using this lens).

The film that you really should use is no longer available for use in a SLR, so you are going to need to purchase several digital point and shots, tear the sensors out and mount them in small cardboard squares to be inserted into the mouth. The trick for fine results is to make sure the mouth is very dry so as not to cross-circuit their pixels.

Now this is not advice, but for the money spent on all those lens, sensors and the new computer to handle the new software you need to scan and change your positives into an x-ray negative, you could probably go out and find another smelly old dentist, make sure he has an oral hygienist named Mona.

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