Thank you so much Sir. It's very helpful. Can you please make a video on various types of Root resorption? If possible, Please try to include any clinical cases that you have seen
Thank you for appreciation. Do subscribe to the channel. I know root resorption is a difficult topic. Will try to do for sure. Do check the other video. They will surely help.
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sure Sir.I am in the second part now and am loving the way you explain everything.If any doubt then I will comment further.Like and subscribe already done
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Heartily Thankyou so much sir, for making so many concepts clear ! I had a question, is their any shelf life of varnish ?.. if not then is it like a person will be more resistant to tooth decay ?
Thanks doctor. Q.Which the following material exhibit no adhesive qualities to the tooth structure: 1.poly carboxylate cement 2.zinic phosphate 3. glass ionomer cement 4.glass cermet cement. Q.The pulpal floor in class2cavity for amalgam in mandibular first premolar should be parallel to the gingival wall orthe occlusal plane of the tooth ? Help me for answer and thank you very much
q - 1 .. answer is 2 Pleas watch the cement series.. All these questions will look super simple. here is the link ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6VldTjajPjbmZWE9mK3hQRlfQ
q - 2 .. occlusal surface. As per this reference www.google.co.in/books/edition/Concise_Conservative_Dentistry_and_Endod/9UWeDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=pulpal+floor+in+class+2+cavity+for+amalgam+in+mandibular+first+premolar+should+be+parallel+to+the+gingival+wall+orthe+occlusal+plane&pg=PA200&printsec=frontcover
If you want to prevent staining then you can use an unfilled resin which is available specially for final application after composite. Its available with ultradent.. we dont use Varnish.
thanks for the video Is there is another way to estimate remaining dentin thickness without x-ray ? like, measurements as a rule of thumb. Unrelated question, Is the strength of amalgam affected by sectional thickness and depth?
There are some electronic mesurement devices. I am not sure about the name. They can help one to measure the rdt. Answer to your 2nd question is the thickness of the Amalgam. Depending on that minimum depth who be made. I have explained this in the 2nd part of this video series. Here is the link. ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6VldA4PC0H0z54QVemWhi75Ke
@@Aspire32 Thank you, Great series. I don't think that device is popular, i would be looking for it. do yo have a practical advice for students who don't have access to x-ray or prepmeter? my instructor told me to estimate distance by vision, but obviously i cannot.
That comes with experience. I do check the floor depth and sometimes if the p Floor is too think it will appear pink due because the thin dentin reflect pulp colour
Very nice videos...sir ..plz keep on uploading the videos at regular intervals....ur videos r more helpful to me...
Sure. Will keep posting now regularly !
I have operative final exam tomorrow your videos helped me a lot, thanks Dr
So glad to hear that videos were helpful. Good luck with the exam :)
Helpful presentation. Thanks a lot, waiting for next video.
Thank you for the appreciation. Will do the next part soon !
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Checkout the part 2 video. Just released :)
Genious love u sir please upload many video best way of teaching
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Thank you so much Sir. It's very helpful. Can you please make a video on various types of Root resorption? If possible, Please try to include any clinical cases that you have seen
Thank you for appreciation. Do subscribe to the channel. I know root resorption is a difficult topic. Will try to do for sure. Do check the other video. They will surely help.
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Finally I understand the varnish 👍
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Love your videos, Sir. Thank you so much for the pictographic and video information. :)
So happy to hear. Hope you will check all 5 parts. Also do visit video section :)
Thank you so much sir for such a nice video ....❤😊
Most welcome
Sir from now , will you make regular vidios???
Your videos help me a lot
Yes. Hope to make it more often :)
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@@Aspire32 sir tell me whn we shd discard neoendo files . Criteria
It depends on the case. Look for the flute opening. If the file looks distorted, if the blades looks flat its better to discard them.
released the 2nd video. Check it out !
Very helpful video sir. Plzz make video on access cavity preparation
Yes. Should do that. But I guess it should be done on extracted teeth to understand it better
Sir you are just amazing👍😍.. No words.
Thank you Ankita. But its the books and authors who are amazing. I am just explaining it my words :)
Make sure you Watch all 4 parts of this pulp protection series. You will understand the topic better :)
wow....such an amazing explanation sir...
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sure Sir.I am in the second part now and am loving the way you explain everything.If any doubt then I will comment further.Like and subscribe already done
Sure :).. There are over 40 videos.. Dental ceramic is the favorite one..Thanks for the positive feedback !
Very helpful video❤
Pls watch all parts
THAT WAS AMAZING THX 💓💓💓
I'm glad you like it
Thank you sir... nicely explained....
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Heartily Thankyou so much sir, for making so many concepts clear !
I had a question, is their any shelf life of varnish ?.. if not then is it like a person will be more resistant to tooth decay ?
Could you clarify the question a bit more ?
@@Aspire32 yeah sure, did varnish gets damage with time ? Means what is it's durability ?
The normal varnish which is applied below amlgam stays for 3 months
Thanks doctor.
Q.Which the following material exhibit no adhesive qualities to the tooth structure: 1.poly carboxylate cement 2.zinic phosphate 3. glass ionomer cement 4.glass cermet cement.
Q.The pulpal floor in class2cavity for amalgam in mandibular first premolar should be parallel to the gingival wall orthe occlusal plane of the tooth ?
Help me for answer and thank you very much
q - 1 .. answer is 2
Pleas watch the cement series.. All these questions will look super simple. here is the link
ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6VldTjajPjbmZWE9mK3hQRlfQ
q - 2 .. occlusal surface. As per this reference
www.google.co.in/books/edition/Concise_Conservative_Dentistry_and_Endod/9UWeDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=pulpal+floor+in+class+2+cavity+for+amalgam+in+mandibular+first+premolar+should+be+parallel+to+the+gingival+wall+orthe+occlusal+plane&pg=PA200&printsec=frontcover
Thank you for video! Has studies shown adding more than 2 coats of varnish making any difference in terms of chemical protection?
The textbook mentioned two coats are necessary. The literatures may differ
M here with a question today, is it ok if we apply fluroide varnish under amalgum restoration ?
Normal varnish is preferred because fluoride varunish is for external surface to arrest caries.
can we apply light cured varnish after curing of composite on it's surface to act as stain resistant ????
If you want to prevent staining then you can use an unfilled resin which is available specially for final application after composite. Its available with ultradent.. we dont use Varnish.
As varnish consists of(resin) does it need a light cure?
No. We dont polymerize it.
GIC and polycarboxlate??
Book says Noo varnishes...under itt.
Yes
thanks for the video
Is there is another way to estimate remaining dentin thickness without x-ray ?
like, measurements as a rule of thumb.
Unrelated question, Is the strength of amalgam affected by sectional thickness and depth?
There are some electronic mesurement devices. I am not sure about the name. They can help one to measure the rdt.
Answer to your 2nd question is the thickness of the Amalgam. Depending on that minimum depth who be made.
I have explained this in the 2nd part of this video series. Here is the link.
ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6VldA4PC0H0z54QVemWhi75Ke
I got the device name.. Prepometer. This can help you to measure rdt
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=vivalearning.com/member/da_review.asp%3Fx_ID%3D979&ved=2ahUKEwj8o7CancfrAhXt4nMBHfHwDc8QFjADegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw0bs4tVQ-7cnLGJksNcUFsG
@@Aspire32
Thank you, Great series.
I don't think that device is popular, i would be looking for it.
do yo have a practical advice for students who don't have access to x-ray or prepmeter?
my instructor told me to estimate distance by vision, but obviously i cannot.
That comes with experience. I do check the floor depth and sometimes if the p
Floor is too think it will appear pink due because the thin dentin reflect pulp colour
how to measure gingival seat in class 2
Pls watch this
ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6VlfNG3WIWxMLECoJarIv-HJo
i am studying in iti electrician 2 years course i will left from one year in anything happens happens
Thank you so much sie
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Thanks :)
Which reference book do you use ?
Sturdevant 5th ed
@@Aspire32 thank you, sir. Great video! Really helpful 👍
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