06:20 the mistake I usually ended up doing while splitting the tooth ... I trace the buccal groove down apically ending up weakening my mesial root while splitting ... then I learnt tilting your handpiece slightly distally while splitting did the job
I wish I had access to this kind of content when I started practicing Dentistry. Very informative and helpful, even for someone that's been practicing for a while. Thank you Dr.
Actually most people who come here are interested in his unique style of teaching. I actually like this. Step by step demonstration are available everywhere, as we know.
Same I admire him a lot too he’s my favourite oral surgeon here on RUclips and also I love my oral Surgeon Dr. Kerr of Interface Oral Surgery Centre here in Canada 🇨🇦 as I’m trying to sleep tonight I’m still hurting a bit in my lower right socket it’s really sore and I still feel a little bit of numbness still from my wisdom teeth surgery back in April on Thursday, April 18th 2024 but I’ll just try to drink some water and try sleeping off the side where it’s sore 🤗🩷🦷🦷 @OnlineExodontia
I don't fully understand the part where you mention cutting off the crown. @ around 5:00 min you say cut 2/3 way through then come from the buccal and snap the crown off. Can you explain that anyway by chance?
Imagine doing a class V preparation, so lay your handpiece on its side and cut through the buccal surface. Go until you're almost through the lingual, but keep a shell of tooth there (same on the mesial/distal so you don't damage the adjacent teeth. Then insert an elevator into the slot, twist it to pop off the crown. Alternatively, you can sink a surgical bur down the occlusal and just section the tooth without removing the crown first, just there will be times where you inadvertently snap off the distal crown when trying to deliver the mesial root or when trying to separate the two halves of tooth. Hopefully that help! All the best!
Hey thanks for watching! Those videos are all available on my website. Down the road I will likely make some third molar content for RUclips. All the best!
Thanks so much for your kind words! That's a great idea for a video. I don't personally use the physics forceps, but I know people who do that find them helpful in certain situations. All the best!
Hi Carla - You're welcome and thanks for watching! I do not have live courses, just the course at www.onlineexodontia.com. It covers the oral surgery side of things, not implants. All the best!
Ok so no matter what a dentist can get the roots out right? I'm getting more molars removed, slight curved root. Terrified they'll never get it out. Just anxious
This is a 77R elevator. Any elevator that fits nicely in the section works just fine and frankly if you section far enough, lots of times when you elevate the mesial portion, the tooth will split and the root will deliver without first splitting the tooth from the center. All the best!
I was working for crazy dentist he never let me use the hand piece to sectioning the teeth even if the roots are covered by bone ! He want me to use only the elevators and he instruct the dental assistants not to give me the surgical hand piece to make my job harder
Definitely crazy. Haha! Perhaps they had their rationale for this, but I'd be surprised if you found an oral surgeon that never used their drill. Shortening the procedure has been shown in the literature to have a positive effect on healing / edema even when a handpiece is used to do so. In other words, it may seem more traumatic to cut bone to get a tooth out, but in reality, if you're doing it correctly, you're doing your patient a favour. All the best!
Reflecting lingual side flap is quite not advisable ,while using air rotor for sectioning of tooth as air emphysema chances are quite higher.Buccal flap reflection is enough
Thanks for the input Somnath. I almost always do these procedures 'flapless', but you raise a good point that flaps on the lingual are generally less desirable and not necessary for visibility. If you're referring to this video in particular with your comment I should clarify that you're not lifting a flap, but rather releasing the lingual collar of tissue. Also a good idea to avoid air-driven handpieces while sectioning and if you are using air-driven handpieces, ensure they are rear-exhaust. All the best and thanks for watching!
If doing this, you must be sure to use a handpiece designed for surgery, not a standard high-speed handpiece. The best one I have found is the 45 degree Ti-max Z45 from NSK. All the best!
06:20 the mistake I usually ended up doing while splitting the tooth ... I trace the buccal groove down apically ending up weakening my mesial root while splitting ... then I learnt tilting your handpiece slightly distally while splitting did the job
I wish I had access to this kind of content when I started practicing Dentistry. Very informative and helpful, even for someone that's been practicing for a while. Thank you Dr.
Thank you so much for your kind words! All the best!
I like the explanations. However actual step by step demonstrations would do the magic
Actually most people who come here are interested in his unique style of teaching. I actually like this. Step by step demonstration are available everywhere, as we know.
The obliteration of the inter-radicular bone tip is gold
The best doctor, i admire u a Lot !
Thanks Dario! All the best to you!
Same I admire him a lot too he’s my favourite oral surgeon here on RUclips and also I love my oral Surgeon Dr. Kerr of Interface Oral Surgery Centre here in Canada 🇨🇦 as I’m trying to sleep tonight I’m still hurting a bit in my lower right socket it’s really sore and I still feel a little bit of numbness still from my wisdom teeth surgery back in April on Thursday, April 18th 2024 but I’ll just try to drink some water and try sleeping off the side where it’s sore 🤗🩷🦷🦷 @OnlineExodontia
Please upload videos of live cases.
I don't fully understand the part where you mention cutting off the crown. @ around 5:00 min you say cut 2/3 way through then come from the buccal and snap the crown off.
Can you explain that anyway by chance?
Imagine doing a class V preparation, so lay your handpiece on its side and cut through the buccal surface. Go until you're almost through the lingual, but keep a shell of tooth there (same on the mesial/distal so you don't damage the adjacent teeth. Then insert an elevator into the slot, twist it to pop off the crown. Alternatively, you can sink a surgical bur down the occlusal and just section the tooth without removing the crown first, just there will be times where you inadvertently snap off the distal crown when trying to deliver the mesial root or when trying to separate the two halves of tooth. Hopefully that help! All the best!
Great Vid ! Thank you
is there any way you could do a video detailing how to section a mesioangular lower third? like orienting the bur and what not?
Hey thanks for watching! Those videos are all available on my website. Down the road I will likely make some third molar content for RUclips. All the best!
Thanks
I have learned a lot from ur videos. Great work👌. Can you please make a video on physics forcep. It would be very helpful
Thanks so much for your kind words! That's a great idea for a video. I don't personally use the physics forceps, but I know people who do that find them helpful in certain situations. All the best!
You have an excellent channel. I really enjoy your videos.I hope it gets more views.
Thank you for your videos do you offer any live training sessions for removal of teeth and placing of implant?
Hi Carla - You're welcome and thanks for watching! I do not have live courses, just the course at www.onlineexodontia.com. It covers the oral surgery side of things, not implants. All the best!
Thanks eternally
Hi doctor could u do a review video on surgical burs ?
Ahmed - thanks for watching. I have a video dedicated to this in the course and perhaps some day I will add it on here. All the best!
@@OnlineExodontia thanks
Ok so no matter what a dentist can get the roots out right? I'm getting more molars removed, slight curved root. Terrified they'll never get it out. Just anxious
Technically, yes if a dentist is removing a tooth, they should be proficient enough to complete the extraction. All the best!
Hello sir
Regards .can u plz share the name of this elevator
77R. All the best!
Which type of elevetor used to splitting the roots?!
This is a 77R elevator. Any elevator that fits nicely in the section works just fine and frankly if you section far enough, lots of times when you elevate the mesial portion, the tooth will split and the root will deliver without first splitting the tooth from the center. All the best!
Nice video doctor
I was working for crazy dentist he never let me use the hand piece to sectioning the teeth even if the roots are covered by bone ! He want me to use only the elevators and he instruct the dental assistants not to give me the surgical hand piece to make my job harder
Definitely crazy. Haha! Perhaps they had their rationale for this, but I'd be surprised if you found an oral surgeon that never used their drill. Shortening the procedure has been shown in the literature to have a positive effect on healing / edema even when a handpiece is used to do so. In other words, it may seem more traumatic to cut bone to get a tooth out, but in reality, if you're doing it correctly, you're doing your patient a favour. All the best!
Can I use surgical 557 but instead of 701
Absolutely! I prefer skinnier burs in most situations (favourite is the 700) but if the 557 is what you have then go for it.
what is the name of elevator shown in the video?
This would be the 77R elevator. Thanks for checking out the video!
Which company elevator is this
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Reflecting lingual side flap is quite not advisable ,while using air rotor for sectioning of tooth as air emphysema chances are quite higher.Buccal flap reflection is enough
Thanks for the input Somnath. I almost always do these procedures 'flapless', but you raise a good point that flaps on the lingual are generally less desirable and not necessary for visibility. If you're referring to this video in particular with your comment I should clarify that you're not lifting a flap, but rather releasing the lingual collar of tissue. Also a good idea to avoid air-driven handpieces while sectioning and if you are using air-driven handpieces, ensure they are rear-exhaust. All the best and thanks for watching!
What is the difference between these free RUclips videos and the videos in your $1995 O.S. Accelerator course? Are they the same videos?
Same videos Betania as the free trial. The complete course has ~300 videos. All the best!
How do you turn off the air?
On my delivery unit there is a button to toggle the air on and off. All the best!
Chances of air embolism.
If doing this, you must be sure to use a handpiece designed for surgery, not a standard high-speed handpiece. The best one I have found is the 45 degree Ti-max Z45 from NSK. All the best!
Do it