Through this channel I want to reach out to all the dentists, to explain dental concepts in a simplified manner. The lectures are very simple and have been explained with help of relevant photographs and diagrams. I have been teaching dentistry for past twenty years and have also published a Textbook of Operative dentistry(2104). So, I have a fairly good idea about what students need to know and how to explain it to them. I hope you enjoy the lectures........
@sumeetasandhu when there is horizontal fracture or oblique fracture in middle third and apical third it is better to do splinting then when the problem(fracture ) is solved we will follow up the patient until 6 months and doing vitality test . but when there is still displacement or splinting did not have affect and granulation tissue formed(sometimes bone as well) between fracture parts of root we will remove the splint then doing RCT to coronal part of the root (regarding the apical part of the root i am not sure it should be removed surgically or leaving it?) whole what i wrote is correct or not
Oh my God I have never ever seen so satisfying video regarding dentistry ... You are truly am inspiration ma'am ... Please keep posting these such videos Thank you so much from the core of my heart 💖❤️
Nice work Dr, i’ve seen a video where they do a brushing movement ,with rotary files, when quitting the canal, and it helps to enlarge it just a bit for the smoother entrance of the next rotary file, and also one thing i shall remember forever is to always “IRR” that’s my word formulation, stands for “irrigate”, “recapitulate with 10 k file” and “Re-irrigate”, one thing i’m still wondering about is the patency, like how many times should i be rechecking it ?
@@sumeetasandhu as the American Association of Endodontics said, patency is made to maintain the apical portion of the canal free of debris so that it doesn’t get clogged by it, and in my opinion i guess using rotary files with a bit of EDTA gel at the tip of the file would help avoid blocking the apical 1/3 of the prepared canal. All in All, i still see using a 10 K file to check for patency is a great step to make sure we don’t miss any apical debris since they are one of the factors of endodontic failure. And thank you so much Dr 🙏🏼
@@usifa2031 i’m still a dental student and this year is my first year in the clinical field, and i still didn’t do any Endo, but one thing to rest assured is that when one has already organised all the needed instruments for a certain case, the case goes smoothly even when adding small steps, especially when small steps count as important ones, and regarding your question yes indeed it is much needed to irrigate after recapitulating with a 10 and even more with a 15k file, since recapitulation may lead to store some debris that may be directly the cause of a ledge formation or maybe the canal could remain infected, thus the important thing to know is that an Endodontic treatment is meant more for cleaning the canal rather than just shaping it into a certain form, meaning that the more time spent on irrigating properly the higher the success rate eventually. Hope this helps and hope my comment finds you well.
@othmanchami2588 thank u brother I'm very pleasantly surprised this is ur first clinical year and u know such detailed information, god bless u brother
Don’t worry about the x-ray. It takes longer time to show radio capacity in the x-ray. Even if radio lucency is showing bone formation is taking place.
"they have a multi factorial etiology where no single factor can be held responsible for legion initiation and progression" is a fancy way of says "i don't know"
