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You are a very good communicator. Using simple principles to explain complex theories and your use of analogies, makes it better for me to not only learn but to remember your techniques. Thank you for sharing!
Dr Moez, I have been following your videos for a while and have learnt so much more than attaending a live class. Your animations and images make the understanding of this difficult topic much easier. You definitely deserve all the accolades. Hope to see you sometime soon
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Thankyou sir for your kind words..looking forward to see your vedio related to vertical jaw relation..how to determine vertical dimension at rest and occlusion in FMR.
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when you mount the lower cast with the bite registration material (CR record) do you adjust anything on the incisal pin? Either raise the pin according to thickness of bite registration material or just leave it at 0 (once set, just let the incisor pin to drop and accept the new value as the zero) Thank you for your kind answer!
Great video Sir. I had a little confusion, did you alter the incisal pin when you placed the bite and later upon completion of mounting again did you place it at the 0 level?Kindly help me through it.
So the CR record was made at an increased VD owing to use of Unwind MD by MIK Dental. Hence lower mounting was done at +5 in compensation... The same was then dropped for final work...
@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai Why there are only 5 annular groves (both up and down )from the prominent midline groove on the incisal pin of a hanau articulator?
So the only difference (imho) is an additional nut screw to hold the condylar elements in place which was a concern with the 600 unit when adjusting the Bennett side shift... regardless, I am not a believer in the use of side shift or Bennett angle much so personally prefer the 400... In fact the 350 is a great addition to their range...
excellent explanation and thank you again, but allow me to ask you about zeroing the articulator. what I know,,, putting the articulator in zero position means the incisal pin and the condylar mechanism , both the sagittal and lateral, should be in zero position; why you put it in 20 degree?? kindly explain this point and I appreciate your cooperation.
So Sanaa that's another aspect of prostho that is baffling... Setting the Articulator to company recommendations is what they call zeroing of the arriculator... It is apparently to do with averages or values that allow the system to work like it's supposed to... It applies to all Articulator designs regardless of make or model
@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai so this value is the recommendation of corident cs400 articulator? I have CS600 one, do you recommend to use the same setting when mounting the upper cast? Thank you
@@sanaarasheed433 yes... The same value should be used... But remember... This value has no role to play for maxillary mounting... It is important when mounting the mandibular cast... Best wishes...
How many millimeters should the incisal pin go up so that when I remove the bite registration it stays at 0? Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Kind regards from CD mex.
There is no fixed value to this number... Purely because vertical overbite between anteriors is very subjective and varies from patient to patient... Besides getting to the zero mark has no clinical relevance... So no need to mull over it...
