Pediatric Dentistry | Tooth Development and Eruption | INBDE, ADAT
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- In this video, we discuss the process of odontogenesis, calcification, and tooth eruption. Thanks for watching!
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Memory trick for the calcification dates:
I remember the years, A.D. vs B.C. and the last one is E as in Eighteen (18) which is the last number in the 18 weeks in utero timeline. So A>D>B>C>E, hopefully this helps. Thank you Ryan! :)
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Can you share how you prepared part 1 subjects
@@jasveen2251 Only focus on NBDE II videos either for INBDE or NBDE part II
plus there's couple of new INBDE videos, watch them too. It 's more than enough for INBDE preparation
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Dr. Ryan, your lectures are brilliant. Another way to remember the eruption times with a few exceptions would be : „Start with the 6-year molar“ add +1 for each erupting tooth number . e.g. in case of the first premolar 4+6 = 10 yrs. the canines and third molars are the exception though. Greetings from Austria.
Thank you for your kind words, and for sharing a memory tip!
Can you give more exemples pls.
Holy crap thank you. They ddnt teach us this in dental school dafuq hahaha
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I never thought you will make this topics very easy to memorize. Thank you so much!
I love the way you present the material. Very simple and easy to remember!!
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Hi doctor! I am from India and I found your video filled with ample information and your English accent is quite good. Plus your teaching methodology is amazing. I really enjoyed your video. Keep motivating students like me💯💯
Thanks a lot!! ..i was always confused . You made it simple . And thank you for all the tips to remember and defects in each stage😃👍
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Ryan. This was something I didn’t get first round in 1981 ( were you born yet). Thank you fir the UNDERSTANDING your clarity is giving me. Perhaps this time taking the boards I’ll get it. Bravo fir your work
Love all these ways you make it easy for us to remember
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Hi Dr.Ryan, thank you for your amazing video. I was taught that there are 5 components during the cap/bell stage. The fifth component is stratum intermedium at the cap stage.
Yes, that is the fifth component! However, since it disappears and plays a minor role it is not included in the video. Thanks for watching 😊
Thanks you so much for the amazing explanation,
If you could please go in depth about the enamel,dentin,cementum and other dental histology stuffs
REALLY appreciate this video, thank you so much!
If you want to know more about pediatric dentistry check out the below video. It has good info. I hope it will help you 👍 😊
ruclips.net/video/vAiMHcad6TU/видео.html
Ryan I know you hear lots of You are the best! thank You! You Rock so im not going to say it...Im going to contribute with the monthly sponsoring, it may not be much but the time you spend doing these videos speaks a lot about you... Thank You for teaching us and helping us understand, sharing your knowledge means the world to all of us.. :) Now, quick question.. will you be making any new Ortho videos or the ones you have are updated ? :) Thanks
Wow thank you so much for this very thoughtful comment! I absolutely plan on making an updated orthodontics series for the board exams!
was really sad when there was no pedodontics video from u...and now so happy that u worked on it really hard for us aspirants...Do good and good comes back to you..God bless...
If you want to know the steps you take to make the kids comfortable check out the video.
ruclips.net/video/j4GlGo2KyeQ/видео.html
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I'm making Q&A DENTISTRY
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Very helpful, thank you
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i have a doubt dr in case of primary dentition which tooth numbering system is used to indicate tooth as per universal numbering system the As are second molars here centrals are mentioned as As please clear my doubt sir
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Hi! Love your videos. Do you offer "slide" versions of your videos for viewers to follow along with?
Yes! You can get them one of two ways. You can either sign up on my Patreon page for at least $10/month www.patreon.com/mentaldental or send $30 to me directly via PayPal www.paypal.me/mentaldental
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Thank you so much Dr. Ryan! Just the advice I needed right now! Is there any time to do these annotations? Do you use the 15 min instruction/guide part to do it? are those instructions not so important? Thanks!
Thanks a lot.....when r u going to post other videos of the series ? TIA
I post about one video per week!
Ryan. It just dawned on me. Children with Amelo or Dentin ogenesis imperfects may have had a trauma in utero. Such as a mother abusing substances, an illness or…. Is my thinking in order or am I thinking too much.
Hello doctor what about primary teeth how much time rooth formation needs after eruption of tooth?
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great videos really helpful for studying.... used them for part 1 and now part 2 too. im a bit confused
i cant seem to find the rest of the videos... because i saw them yesterday?? may be im mistaken
What videos are you looking for exactly?
Mental Dental thank you for replying
I was talking about the rest of the paediatrics videos..
I am hard at work on the series now! I take about one week per video because I try to make high quality, high yield videos for all of you. Stay tuned for the next video coming soon 😀
Okay thank you so much
It was my mistake then 🙂🙂
Waiting anxiously for the rest of the videos 👍
thank you so much ! personally- would really appreciate references
Thank you D.Rian from Russia vs Palestine.
In a developing crown, ameloblasts and odontoblast
A. are polarized in opposite directions.
B. initially produce an organic nonmineralized matrix.
C. begin to produce matrix simultaneously
D. have rapid cell division.
hi Rayan we learn from the video that ameloblast and dentoblast will be beside each other so i will assume A IS CORRECT
but also you mention that they start to form organic matrix amelogenin and collagen so B should be correct also
what do you think the right answer this question come before its released
I would go with A, since the nuclei of both cell types are clearly polarized in opposite directions--there is no debating that. One could debate the state of mineralization of dentin when it is first laid down, so I would go with A here.
Is the 2/3 rule applicable also to primary teeth?
Thank you!
Not quite! Primary teeth follow the 1/2 rule. Primary teeth tend to pierce the gum when half of their root development is complete. And it takes 1-2 years for a primary tooth to complete its root development.
i dont get 25.00 the eruption sequence
AD. BC. E. after death - before christ- emergency. Calcification dates 14-15-16-17-18. Ty
I'm only in highschool and want to be a pediatric dentist when I'm older and I hope I'm in the wrong section cause this is a little confusing from just finding a random vid on youtube.
Thank you very much.
Could you write us please a books or resources from where we can prepare also )
My resources are always listed at the bottom of the description of each video 😊
isn't 4th tooth be 2nd premolar as per universal numbering system? but you've mentioned it as 1st pm. can you explain this?
It is a bit confusing, but tooth #4 (Universal system) is a second premolar, but an upper 4 (Palmer system) is a first premolar because it is the fourth tooth over from the midline.
which publication did you find these calcification times ?
These are from Proffit's Contemporary Orthodontics textbook.
Hi Ryan,
Is there anyway to receive copies of the slideshows? Am preparing to take the board exam and would love to have a physical copy to study when I don't have access to youtube. I would be willing to pay in order to help the channel. So thankful to you for making these videos.
Thanks
Yes! You can get them one of two ways. You can either sign up on my Patreon page www.patreon.com/mentaldental or send $30 to me directly via PayPal www.paypal.me/mentaldental.
@@mentaldental Hi, 'Dr. Ryan. If I send the money via PayPal do I get the practice questions as well? So thankful of these videos...I enjoy them very much. I wish I had teachers like you during my whole life.
what does Stellate reticulum turn to?
It pretty much disintegrates!
I DONT UNDERSTAND ON NXI AND MAIN
Wow
Histo /doesn’t mean that histology doctor ?
Yes, correct!
I found it useful like other videos I just wish you had done better editing to the voice or using better microphone as I found the voice annoying in these series of Odontope
I’ve never gotten this complaint before in all the years I’ve made videos haha. Can anyone else confirm audio issues, and specifically what those are?
Mental Dental As I said Dr Rayan I really loved the videos by itself great job as always and really appropriated but I don’t know the Audio was different from other videos don’t know if you were talking very very close to the microphone or you changed something but in general beside the voice issue it was a great job as always
Hi Dr Ryan, I had No issues with the Audio, Audio Quality same as the older Audio’s. Thanks for the Videos..
@@sim9578 Thank you!
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Ryan. I failed my clinical boards by 3 points. I taken them four times in different states. This was different. The control of patient selection was taken. I was given a manakin with plastic gums, synthetic calcalus. No x rays of root structure and no tissue or inflammation to guide me. The ultrasonic was compromised by magnetic interference from magnets which held the typodont onto the dummy. The power could not be adjusted. The calcalus on my manakin was burnished in. I would never choose a patient with that type of debris. Back to ultrasonics. I figure ultrasonics are contraindicated with un protected pace makers. The largest magnet wins.
Ok. I failed. I’ll retake the test and pay the fee. I have written to the CDCE about my concerns. This is larger than me. This could e a situation that causes thousands of dollars in Instrument damages..if I am correct. They should pass me for my observations. My practice strengths over 35 years is patient management motivation and behavior changes. I love my profession. I want my license back soon when my aging Mother expires I can, with a US license go to Dharmsala Nadia. Maybe Ethiopia and help wrk or set up a dental hygiene school fir peoples s poor. Without care. Money has never been my strongest motivation. Helping others has. I teach every patient that sits in my chair.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR EXCELLENT WORK. YOUR THE BEST.
I had to keep cutting the voice and just read the slides
Thanks
Thanks