Salam Doc, if I send you my MRI brain scan would you help? It's been months struggling from terible pain no one is able to properly figure it out they suspected a trigeminal neurolgia right side and gave me treatment for it but didnt work and i get pains like TM pains but also like TMD pains in the jaw and near the ear and the cheek .... I'm litreally thinking it's TMD and stimulating My Trigeminal nerve. I'M HAVE PAIN KILLERS EVERYDUNGLE DAY Please Help
Thank-you sir, this channel is really educating even for patieny. Sir, I have an impacted canine with pericoronal follicle (1cm.) Oral surgeon suggests extraction of both unerupted tooth and follicle (cyst), however orthodontist suggests marsupialisation followed by retraction of impacted canine using braces treatment. What should I do sir enucleation or marsupialisation? Please be kind to respond...I will have to decide within a week and next year I have a medical entrance exam.
No mention of degree of radiation exposure. I've had a CT scan of my throat 2 years ago, chest ct scan 5 yrs ago, and a thoracic spine ct scan 2 weeks ago, and now in a couple of days a cone beam scan I had thought was of one tooth but now I see it is most of my head! No one even asked me how many x-rays I've had. Also why is there virtually no insurance policy that covers the $370 for this scan? Is it because of the amount of radiation. Also my salivary glands quit almost entirely 1 1/2 yrs ago. Is that because of all the dental x-rays I've had in my 70 years? Thanks for t his presentation!
Thank you for your video doc, this is the best anyone can explain you just did clarify everything for me. This means a lot for thoose who wants to learn. Respect!
If an odontogenic cyst extends to the sigmoid notch area, this has to be quite large. The surgery will involve a major part of the ramus with possible effects on the inferior alveolar canal. The ramus would be expanded, increasing the risk of pathological fracture. As always, ideally, we would like to detect a lesion in an early stage. Unfortunately, the ideal early detection does not always happen.
In the video you said that: "The reconstructed panoramic radiograph shows that the scan was obtained with the teeth in occlusion." When taking a CBCT to look at the condyles for a TMJ problem, do you think it is better to take the CBCT scan without using a bite block? This is in order to see where the condylar head is located in relation to the glenoid fossa when the teeth are in occlusion. What do you think? Thank you
@@mansurahmad1952 Okay doctor, thank you. I found your email online, but I'm not sure if I found the right one. I contacted you, but I'm not sure if you received my message because that email is not yours. Could you tell me a way to contact you? Thank you
The MRI pictures show the disc so clearly. The MRI I had doesn't show the disc so clearly. Any chance I can know what the protocol for the MRI you used there? Thank you
Amazing video. Thank you so much for sharing this. A few questions please , if I may. It's my understanding that the CBCT was taken in normal occlusion with the back teeth touching normally, without a bite block. Is that right? Also, and forgive me if this is a stupid question, but what zoom level was used to take the CBCT? Thank you
