Brushing Technique

01:40 abrasion, bass, charter, circular, erosion, fones, rolls, scrub method., stillman, tooth brushing technique, tooth paste 33 Comments

TOOTH BRUSHING TECHNIQUES:- One of the major cause of tooth abrasion is the wrong brushing technique that many of the people use daily.some techniques are mentioned here to make people aware of the common techniques one should use. The best technique is the "ROLL TECHNIQUE" TECHNIQUES for Children up to 9 years:Scrub technique advised .Normally the Scrubbing technique is advised for very young children; brush for at least 2 minutes; always use tooth brush with soft bristles and fluoridated, flavoured toothpaste. A tooth brush with hard bristles...

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Extraction Socket Healing

01:27 bone, buccal walls, Extraction, healing, necrosis, oral; surgery, osteoblast, osteoclast, wound 12 Comments

Tissue taken from a socket 3 days after tooth extraction was comprised of a fibrin clot partially infiltrated with inflammatory cells, which were loosely organized and very fragile. In another sample, tissue taken from a 1-week-old extraction socket was found to be composed of degenerating fibrin and early granulation tissue fibrin clot----Granulation tissue----organize into----collagen plug[1 month]----plug increase in density---replaced from the apex and the periphery---by bone deposition After the development of a fibrin clot, the tissue...

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Diagnosis Of Pulpal Disease

21:52 irreversible pulpitis, necrosis, pain pulpal pain, pulp vitality, Pulpal disease, pulpitis, reversible, symptoms, thermal test 10 Comments

Classification of pulpal diseases 1) Within normal limit_asymptomatic or mild to moderate transient pain subside after the stimulus is removed.tooth is not tender on percussion. 2) Reversible pulpitis_quick, sharp, hypersensitive response to the stimulus.that subside after the removal of the stimulus. 3) Irreversible pulpitis_ a) asymptomatic- hyper plastic pulpit is /pulp polyp or internal resorption. b) symptomatic- spontaneous, unprovoked, intermittent or continuous pain, lingering pain to thermal stimulus. Radiographs can help in identifying...

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Preferred Periodontal Flaps

03:18 apically displaced, flaps, free gingival graft, laterally displlaced, periodontics 2 Comments

CONDITION PREFERRED FLAP ·        For accessibility in anterior teeth segments ·        For reconstructive osseous surgery Papillary preservation flap ·        For accessibility in non – esthetic zone Modified widman flap ·        For osseous defect closure by bone recontouring ·        Decreased width of attached...

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3D Tooth Atlas- Beyond Visualization

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''Few things can be learn by actually seeing it''. The credit goes to who created it and who shared it on you tube.I am sharing this for educational purposes...

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Dental Anatomy: Maxillary Molars

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We must understand anatomy of tooth first then  invade those structures. ...

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8 KEYS TO BEAUTIFUL ALGINATE IMPRESSIONS

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Wow! very precise way of taking alginate impression. You can take really good impression with alginate provided you follow the guidelines appropriate...

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