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9:13 got my answer, thanks 🙂

the problem with caries detectors is that they shows you false positive stains, and removing that is actually removing affected dentin and weakening the tooth even more i usually depend on tactile sensation, color, consistency and compare it to adjacent sound dentin

Oral surgeons do this all the time with mandibular thirds. They use a B point (Cogswell) and lever off the B plate. Use a 702 and drill at least 1/3 into the tooth, any shallower and you risk fracturing a small piece of the crown off

Hi Jaz I just bought the carestream intra oral camera So when I put the sleeve on the photos are blurry. Am I being a complete retard? I can’t find any part of the clear plastic that would be a non blurry plastic

having IPR done by my dentist soon ,do they use local anaesthetic for this procedure.

Will this micro motor have water input / output as well?

Hi Jaz, nice intro to the camera, which sleeve are you using, please

It's how you want to live......

Your views on indirect composite onlay sir.... offcourse ceramic emax onlay has more stronger bonding to enamel.

It's like watching a nerdy dental flirting session

I have a question regarding to deprogramming. After deprogramming, do restore full mouth, do we still need to offer px splint?

It's available in india?

Very good informative Vlog

Good information

had an adhesive bridge by NHS 18 years ago, still going strong! if it ever fell out, how much would it cost to have it re-attached?

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God bless you sister

First! Also, a comment for the algorithm.

❤jaz you are wonderful. Please suggest me good onlay course start to finish

Hi ur info is very helpful. Please suggest good onlay course .

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you,doc. It's a very helpful video to find the best camera-on-loupe And there is now a new choice of camera：admetec Flamingo extra light (only 19g) but low resolution(1080p/30fps) Doc, I wonder what you think about this new-coming camera

I had a fixed retainer for about 2 years on my lower teeth. Awesome job!

Thank you so much. Such an informative video. make me reevaluate and rethink about everything that I've learnt about biomimetic dentistry.

this man has never heard of a hemostat to remove matrices

I've just checked the link and it's out of stock 😢

Thanks a lot!

Awesome content thanks. Just getting SOE support to set it up now 😊

OnlayFans! 😂

so i agree with this for SIP/normal apical tissue dx. what about SIP/symptomatic apical periodontitis? would you still not touch the apical pulp?

1) can you confirm: so the first time you inject was that below the MGJ or above? 2) do you do this technique for 2nd molars? I find it a lot more challenging for 2nd molars as I feel like I hit bone immediately at my buccal infiltration and will often see anesthetic just leaking out of as opposed to actually going inside the tissue. where exactly do you inject the needle for 2nd molars (relative to MGJ please) to minimize this happening? Thanks doc!

Do you have any Hindi channel

6:15 , how to tell if two canals converge. A way I like to check is to use two 10-files. Place one to apex. Take the other one, connect to an apex locator, and put in the second canal. If it's short of the apex, but the apex locator is beeping like it's at the apex, it means they converge (even though the "short" file is clearly not at the apex, it is touching the 1st file, which completes the circuit). The reason I like that method is I can now measure the "short" file to see exactly how long that canal is before it converges. Just subscribed to your channel. It's fantastic knowledge!

Hi Jaz I absolutely hate when patients say “you never said that”. Does digital tco save the raw audio file ?

Very disingenuous to say youre a specialist when youre not. Its a fixed and removable mclindent which is not a specialist degree more like a post graduate diploma hence not a prosthodontist

I’ve heard one Dr who said, so that the composite doesn’t stick to the instrument you may add a little bit of the bonding agent onto the tip of that instrument. Is it true ?

That’s a really uncomfortable situation, for sure 😅

After viewing this video,I became more confident in my extractions and my fear of sectioning went out the door. Life is so much better with no more second guessing myself and no anxiety 😅

How would you approach reasoning through my anecdotal experience that I'm currently going through, problem solving: long story short, I have severe and uneven-odd wear on left and right side (more wear front right, more wear back left lower left vs. their opposites), and an initial orthotic by one dentist that used canine guidance was my preference - as it allowed resistance and stretching out and engaging more tissues at once [including simultaneously in my head and neck] by pressure being able to be applied consistently-constantly as part of a pattern of applied pressure, and without a break in that pressure - while being able to also get an extra stress by engaging the opposite muscles to create an adversarial quality of countering forces. That dentist however diverted from their out-of-date training and are 3D printing their own orthotics - that one which broke during eating, which it shouldn't have done - to maintain the space between lower jaw. Longer story short, I am now going to a new dentist who uses similar orthotic process - sends the 3D model to print the orthotics with a stronger material that won't break during eating - however unlike the first dentist, his philosophy is he doesn't believe in canine guidance; so I'm torn now as to whether I should find someone who 1) uses proper strength orthotic material, and 2) who also believes in canine guidance so they'll do a full mouth reconstruction once my proper bite is understood with canine guidance in place. I think there is something important about holistic systems, like how the full circuit, uninterrupted pressure as part of a jaw's autonomous reflexes, could easily be undervalued. Help! Any thoughts? From my experience so far struggling to find dentists with adequate training, I still haven't found one who seems to have a full understanding of biomechanics or how pain works in the body; an incidental finding from a relatively recent CBCT scan done is that I had bilateral Eagle's syndrome, of which I had surgeries for ~6 weeks ago, and where my neck pain is down ~80% - along with other systemic problems-symptoms also reduced some now that my vagus nerves, in particular, aren't being constantly compressed - and exponentially-dramatically worsened with turning my head. And now I'll admit I haven't watched your video yet - was at top of the Google search I did for "why do some dentists believe in canine guidance and others don't?" [2nd result, 1st RUclips link for me] - and now I'll see if I can gain any useful insights that may help guide me! P.S. The wear pattern was due to a combination of high school football injuries, and then not knowing any better - nor that I was grinding - for over a year period in my late teens/early 20s I was put in 4mg of benzodiazepine per day, and so I ground my teeth down considerably during this time without realizing it - of course compromising-progressing my situation considerably worse; the up to 2 Litres of pop/cola per day as a mid-teen while I was an avid late night gamer didn't help with the enamel wear either.

Hi Jaz, are you still recommeding Incidental handpeices? We've had a lot of breakdowns and two instances of severe lip burns from overheating handpieces. I believe our maintenace is good

Can the greater curve matrices be sent to other countries in Europe?

Thank you doctor

Have you tried the Flamingo by Admetec? I use their ergo loupes and they are fantastic but their video cam is expensive. If anyone has tried it let me know.

It's crazy how little actual clinical experience so many dental schools graduate their alumni with.. I gradded having only done 1 live endo and 1 bridge!

This really resonated with me. I graduated the same time as Aidan, am also not good at multitasking, have a passion for exodontia and am in the process of specializing. There's no clear path to an oral surgery career in my country, you're either in the GD or MaxFac pipeline, anything in between you have to figure out for yourself. If he can make it, perhaps so can I and I find that very encouraging. You talk about taking extra time for passion cases. I really struggle with this, because according to studies, the duration of extractions is correlated with the likelihood of post-op pain and complications. Also, a long extraction is unpleasant for the patient, probably moreso than a long restorative appointment. So there's always that guilty feeling when taking on tougher cases, because it would probably be in the patient's best interest to refer them to a specialist. Do you have any advice regarding this?

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hi. do we need to connect this electric rotor to airdriven chair? does it need the air from the chair and air compressor? thanks doc

Hi Jaz, great content! I have a doubt, will not the greater curve give a very straight profile on the proximals? That is my main reason why i like sectionals because patient will complaint of food stuck on back to back restorations with very straight profiles as it is kind of like a black triangle. Hope to hear from you soon. Cheers.