Non Carious Tooth Lesions l Attrition, Abrasion, Abfraction, Erosion l Operative Dentistry

Non Carious Tooth Lesions l Attrition, Abrasion, Abfraction, Erosion l Operative Dentistry
Hi everyone! This is Dr. Simran Chopra and welcome to my channel DentiStree I make videos on Dentistry and Dental related topics, making Dental Education easy and fun.
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In this video I've discussed about the Non Carious Lesions of the tooth.
Caries is the most common causes of tooth surface loss, however there are certain other causes that lead to tooth surface loss, in this video we'll be discussing about these non carious cervical lesions also called as the wasting diseases of the tooth.
In this video I've covered the etiological factors responsible and the clinical features for the diagnosis of these non carious lesions :-
Attrition
Abrasion
Abfraction
Erosion
The references for this video has been taken from
Sturdevant's Art and Science of Operative Dentistry Seventh Edition
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Confusing, outrageous and concerning: With all the seemingly professional and serious presentation, stress is only mentioned marginally and not as a cause, neither how stress impacts the teeth or how (lack of) saliva works, and not a word is said about the root cause(s), remineralization, healing of the cavities, and heaven forbid regrowing of teeth. Might it not also be because of acidity from stress/sleep deprivation , also with hyposalivation? And what about when no lemons etc are ingested so it is not true?
The exploitation and scamming of odontological patients unable to self-defend because of sickness is horrific and deeply shocking. Idk how dentists live with themselves in deceiving, exploiting and harming patients so, destroying their lives and future.
I had good quality teeth, my dentist told me, and my 93-year old mother has her teeth intact still. I want my teeth back and an honest, knowledgeable, pedagogic dentist who tells, warns and instructs for healing the teeth and jaw-bones.