You have made no comment about galvanization, i have never heard of metal in the mouth not affecting nerve impulses and alterations in brain function. No metal in a mouth ever! simply check conductivity in h emout with a volt meter and you will see a whle new side of life, and death. Hal Huggins has lots of research on this.
Sir 2 yrs before I did rct and crown of my lower front tooth and now crown has been come out and that support of crown is also broken...what will be best option for me
No unfortunately not. We had the prime scan. Gave it back after scanning 10 patients. Takes too long and the crowns that came back had a terrible fitting. Patients don’t mind taking an impression at all. It’s just a marketing trick from the company that built them.
Thnx for sharing. Makes one look at alternate medicine differently! I am battling an autoimmune problem for the past 4 years..... Wonder if it will help?! Is it possible to share the name and address of the accupuncturist?
I'm terrified that I'll swallow some filling or choke on the water - I'm about to cancel my appointment because last time I felt as if I was being held down and had no power to get up if I wanted to - and it was such a minor filling, no needle even. And now I see what can happen via your video I am more scared than ever. I have reflux and can't stop wanting to clear my throat in the dentists chair and hate being on my back with the chair too far back
Hi Varun, I am also Prosthodontist similar like you from mumbai. I wanted to buy the scanner but was not sure about the reason behind it.Many different company salesman are visiting clinic every now and then. That made me so confused. It was quite detailed and unbiased intraoral scanner video. You articulated it really well. Thanks for taking so much effort to make this video.
I would have understood your point in 2019 to 2020 but nowadays I feel you just need to get a good scanner and have a proper training. I do FMRs and All on X on IOS with no problems and actually easier then in analog workflows .
Interesting point. I do like you, find decay under the amalgam, but there is another perspective to consider about this : the caries under the AMG are most of the time arrested caries. When you put your new well fitting crown on top of the old core, there will be a good seal and the arrested carie will stay that way. Also, i am against bonding crowns, it's near impossible to get a perfectly dry field which is mandatory to get a good bond. I think GIC is the best material to cement crowns when there is no esthetic concern.
I’m a vascular surgeon and I have been using heine 2.5x flip up loupes for 3 years or so. Right now I’m contemplating to buy DFV 4.5x panoramic TTLs. Can you compare the FoV and depth between 4.5x panoramic and 2.5x TTLs or flip ups? It will a great help for me to make my decision. Thanks
Thanks for the information but I'm not totally agree with many of your scaneers limitation...I use for the last 10 years..and there are so many tips to help to take good digital impression...we do all upper and lower reconstruction with scaners..I will suggest to doctors, listen other videos tips too...but I am really appreciate this video..that help to get more ideas and opinion...
Thanks for you honesty.... Great video.... I hope you do this again for scanners in 2024 so i would know if its that time for me to switch to scanners or not
Excellent presentation Dr Varun especially your comment on trying to circumvent learning how to make good analog impressions by using a scanner. My experience with scanners is very limited, but I'm sure that we need to know both methods of impressions ie analog and digital for the next 5 years at least as you have mentioned.
My office just got a scanner and we had a difficult time to capture the inter-proximal spaces where the prep was. Thank you for your review , it is very helpful.
Dentistry’s one of the biggest users of gas turbines outside aviation, so I wonder how much power and torque these engines put out. Has anyone ever put one on a dyno?
