Prosthodontics | Metal Alloys | INBDE, ADAT

[@mentaldental]

Quick correction! For the final chart at 4:46, I would edit it to say type I gold is for Class V restorations (and small inlays) and type II gold can be used for both larger inlays AND onlays.

[@aleksandraxo3730]

Thanks for the great videos, they've been really helpful in my studies!
At my university, we learned that ruthenium is also considered a noble metal in dentistry

[@philipjones5364]

I chose high noble metal for my dental implants numbers 29 & 30 screw retained abutments. The Veterans Administration only use noble metals, which is better.

[@sonirebm]

Hi Ryan Excellent as always! I will truly appreciate if by the end of this Prostho series, you do an "Evaluation test" with common NBDE questions (like you did with Pato and Perio) thanks in advantage!

[@al6450]

Thank you Rayan ... good timing... my exam is soon

[@DrSarah-ud2yk]

Hello, thanks a lot for your great work. I just feel there might be a mistake in using the different types of gold, the major slide shows different ordering for the use mentioned in explaining slides

[@0403AUSTIN]

thank you so much

[@lincrhodes4792]

Hi Ryan, so I noticed that you listed type I gold as class V restorations and type II gold as inlay restorations in the slides, but then on the final slide you list type I gold as for inlays and type II gold for onlays, can you clarify that possibly? Thank you for your vids, super helpful!

[@mentaldental]

Thank you for bringing this up! I would edit the final chart to say Class V for type I gold and inlays AND onlays for type II gold.

[@aswathymohanan8505]

Hey, in the last slide, the strength increases from soft to extra hard, correct? the arrow says that it decreases from top to bottom though? TIA

[@fatimaammiri8831]

Merci 🙏

[@justkeepgoing8033]

Thanks Rayan 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@moniasweri99]

Thanks a lot 💛🍫

[@حسينواثقمحمد-ن5ف]

Thanks

[@MaxKunze-wc4js]

what do you mean by class 5 restorations?

[@mentaldental]

I recommend watching my Operative Dentistry series to learn more about the classification system used for restorations!