Dental Anatomy | Working Movement | INBDE

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@mentaldental Год назад

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@Tejaswi2308 Год назад

I just want to thank dr Ryan. You are an amazing teacher and literal life saver for international students taking inbde

@mentaldental Год назад

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@Tejaswi2308 Год назад

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@Aaru1123 20 дней назад

Thank you Dr. Ryan ! I really wish I had known about your channel when I was in the first year of my dental school. I've always found Dental Anatomy daunting, but you've made it so easy to understand ! Your channel is a boon for every dental student out there.... I really appreciate it !

@ritikasrivastava4084 Год назад

Thankyou sooo much Dr Ryan for making it understood 🙏🙏🙏

@mentaldental Год назад

So glad you found the video helpful! 🙌🏼

@Dr.pallaviyadav. 3 месяца назад

Thank you soo much Dr.Ryan ❤ You are doing a great job i am going to give my inbde exam soon and this is really helping me alot ! Really appreciate your work ! I just hope i pass my exam 😊❤

@orthonext Год назад

Thank you Dr. Ryan.

@mentaldental Год назад

You’re welcome! 😄

@yeshabelannedelacruz9983 Год назад

Thank you Dr. Ryan♥️

@jackpauerctu Год назад

Well Done Dr.Ryan.

@roibelcorrales6713 Месяц назад

Doubt: Minute 12:20. I don't understand why you say that the DF cusp of tooth 19 moves over the transverse groove of the oblique ridge of tooth 14? I understand that the trajectory which the condyle describes in the balancing movement causes the DF cusp of tooth 19 to move diagonally, forward and towards the right side of the patient, starting from the contact point, which is the central fossa of the tooth 14. However, the transverse groove of the oblique ridge is not located forward of (or mesial to) the central fossa of tooth 14, on the contrary, it is located behind (or distal to) the central fossa of tooth 14. The DF cusp of tooth 19 would then have to move posteriorly in order to pass over the transverse groove of the oblique ridge of tooth 14, and that does not agree with any of the movements explained in the video. Sorry for my English. Thank you for your excellent work Dr. Ryan.

@shivangishreya5828 3 месяца назад

This deserves 2 thumbs up!

@mentaldental 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much! 😊

@shivangishreya5828 3 месяца назад

I just couldn't get a hang of this topic, but you have helped a lot.

@mahnoortariq7805 Год назад

Thankyou Dr Ryan!

@nawavov Год назад

Is there any video about the physiologic tooth form protecting the periodontium in your channel ?

@shaheersheikh3480 Год назад

If we get working and non working movements for a patient with posterior crossbite, the numbering would be in reverse? also with patients with class 2 or 3 interference, how would be the numbering and position look like?

@mentaldental Год назад

Ah, that would significantly complicate things (and you would likely never get a practice question on it). You wouldn’t necessarily reverse the numbers, because the posterior crossbite could be buccal or lingual. Being a “non-ideal” occlusion would require you to “shift” all the numbers together either up, down, left, or right accordingly.

@Not-e9e 5 месяцев назад

i cant understant the numbers? what does it mean? please help im gonna lose it :(

@DrMemes-er2iv Год назад

Next video series ?

@lucianahaddad2590 Год назад

Hi, my name’s Luciana. English is not my first language, I’m learning. So…I would like to know if the slides vídeos have subtitles.

@mentaldental Год назад

Hello! You should be able to turn on subtitles toward the bottom of each video on RU-vid 😊

@Red145-f8s Год назад

Are the numbers in blue and magenta on the occlusal grid denoting the tooth number?

@mentaldental Год назад

The numbers do not denote tooth number, I could have used letters or symbols instead. The idea is to make it easiest to remember how to recreate the grid and match upper occlusal contact with lower occlusal contact.

@JayJay-rb3fm Год назад

Hey Dr Ryan, do we grind BULL or LUBL for working side interferences? Thank you 🙏🏻

@mentaldental Год назад

Technically, either would work to reduce working side interferences if you refer to the drawing back at 4:15. However, I tend to stick with BULL for occlusal adjustments!

@JayJay-rb3fm Год назад

@@mentaldental thanks a million doc, my test is next week and your resources are the main reason I feel ready