Application area: dental practice
Luminaires for the dental practice
In dental practices, good lighting is crucial for precision and patient comfort – at the treatment chair, in the in-house lab, and in the preparation area. We plan each area to be suitable and glare-free, using daylight-quality lighting, so you can confidently assess colors and details and your patients feel at ease.

Precise lighting at the treatment chair
At the treatment station, every nuance counts – tooth color, transitions, the finest details. Glare-free and shadow-free daylight-quality light supports you in every step.

For fine work in your own laboratory
Temporary solutions, adjustments, minor repairs: at the practice's laboratory table you need pinpoint, fatigue-free light directly on the workpiece.

Control down to the smallest detail
During preparation and visual inspection, every trace of contamination must be detectable. Magnifying, shadow-free ring light makes even the finest details visible.

A room light that plays along
Workplace lighting is only effective if the entire room is designed accordingly. Tracks and panels with the same color temperature create a calm, glare-free ambient light.
What you will receive from us
Not just a light in a box.
Free lighting design
We plan workplaces and rooms according to DIN EN 12464-1 - including individual workplaces.
Personal specialist advice
You will speak directly with a contact person who knows our lights and understands your application.
Proven Quality
Tested for workmanship, light quality and durability - many products are manufactured in-house.
Service beyond the purchase
We offer spare parts and repair service for many models - even after purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about lighting in dental practices.
What is the optimal color rendering for lighting in a dental practice?
A CRI of at least 90 is recommended for treatment rooms and laboratories. It ensures true-to-life color vision, similar to natural daylight, which is particularly important for tooth shade selection and in dental laboratory work.
How brightly does a treatment room need to be lit?
The right brightness in the treatment room is crucial for precision and eye health. In the immediate working area, i.e., around the oral cavity, the light intensity should be at least 1000 lux. For intraoral procedures, special surgical lights are used that can provide up to 20.000 lux.
Why does color temperature matter?
Depending on the room, color temperature influences mood, attention, and concentration. Warm white light is calming, while daylight white light is energizing. High concentration is required in treatment rooms and laboratories. Here, daylight white LEDs with a color temperature above 5.300 Kelvin are recommended, as they have an energizing effect and enable precise color perception. In waiting areas, on the other hand, relaxation is paramount. Warm white light between 2.700 and 3.000 Kelvin creates a calm, pleasant atmosphere and alleviates patients' pre-treatment anxiety. Well-planned lighting design utilizes color temperatures strategically, depending on the function and desired effect of the room.
Which lights are suitable for computer workstations and reception areas?
For ergonomic workplace lighting in dental practices, especially at reception and in the office, luminaires with a UGR value < 19 are ideal. They reduce glare on the screen and protect the eyes during prolonged work. Additionally, the luminous intensity should be at least 500 lux.
How can glare be avoided for patients in the treatment room?
By correctly positioning the ceiling light in the treatment room, using a suitable beam angle and good glare control (e.g., through high-quality microprismatics), glare for the patient during dental treatment can be avoided.
Can our lights be tested?
Yes! A large portion of our product range can be tested in advance. Upon request, we will provide you with the lights for a free, no-obligation test. So you can see the difference for yourself.
















