اسلام علیکم محترم ڈاکٹر صاحب سلامت رہیں آ پ کے سمجھانے کی مہارت کمال ہے بہت اچھے سے سمجھاتے ہیں میں آ پ کے پہلے چینل پر ویڈیو دیکھتا رہا وہاں پر ایک سال پہلے کی ویڈیوز پڑی ہیں شکر الحمدللہ آ پ کے اس چینل تک پہنچنے میں آ سانی ہو گی۔۔سر جاری رکھیئے گا شکریہ سلامت رہیں
I am not a dentist but keep watching your all videos because I gain interest in dentistry during my ortho treatment I want to say you are born to be a teacher ❤ I wish I could have a teacher like you in my medical school
Dr. Faizan, these videos have been a game changer for me in the way i think now that i see patients. Even though im still a student these videos have helped me in thinking out of the box and have made me fall in love with dentistry even more. Thank you for this! :)
The fact that you’re watching these rigjt now as a student means you’re already way ahead if the curve :) best of luck to you. Thankyou for the feedback, made me happy.
Thank you sir g. Same case to ni ta but near to this. In Sha Allah kafi imp topic ap ne discus kia .so informative and learn so much from this also as before....
Not just a fan of how you explain everytime but also the skills. Sir MashaAllah you're super talented. I've never seen any dentist being this good at dentistry in all these years of undergraduate school. One needs to be extra professional when he/she shares pictures of their work. Your work speaks. The neatness, the balance, and most importantly not just only following gut but actually doing research based dentistry. I've seen more of the quackery than real dentistry, so this really feels unreal. Way to go! As always, looking forward to learn more✨
Took 2 days to think what to reply to so much tareef :) thankyou for watching and for the very kind words. You will meet dentists even better than me but they might not be on social media :) You’re most welcome! Happy to help and more to come for sure. Best of luck!
Am a dentist from India. ..Your case discussion videos are upgrading my clinical skills and enhancing my clinical vision and helps me implement many new clinical tips and tricks in day to day practice.. Keep up the Good work sir.. May Almighty bless you !!
Watching from Bangladesh....I'm a junior dental surgeon.I really love your case discussion and your way of explanation.Learning so many things from you and your channel.Thank you for sharing with us.❤❤❤
Sir...i am really thankful sir...even i am a geologist and i have some issue at my fronth teeth as some days back i went through a accident due to which my right side crown teeth got chipped off and i have some sensation on that teeth...your videos really helpful and giving me courage to do my treatment...thank you a lot sir❤
I really really learn a lot from you sir and also your way of teaching all topics thankyou for sharing and guidance otherwise it will get decades to learn without you❤
I m from india apke vedio dirct dinag m jaate h sir u r really so good teacher apke jese teacher hm hindi medium valo ke liye bhgwaan se km nhi hote h sir
Thank you doctor for your videos. I am not from the dental field. But your videos are highly informative and interesting. Your efforts are much appreciated.
I'm not a dentist but I do my homework every time I've appointment with my oral surgeon for two reasons 1. Awareness and 2. To make his work easy for him so he doesn't have to explain every step. Watched your detailed video on extractions ( I could guess with my eyes closed, what technique he had used to extract my LR6) Had watched your detailed lesson on reading cbct and I had interpreted it to a great extent, I'm sure his jaw hits the floor when I communicate dental related jargon cause I learn it from your videos and my friends I've studies implants procedure ( not sure from where ) but I know the procedure and I was counting the number pf drills he was drilling to fix the implant xD Finally thanks to you, I've watched impression taking for implant and crown related. Now I'm so lost at this point ( since I've don't like surprises , it intensifies my anxiety, and I fear punching either the assistant or the oral surgeon in the throat 😅 Lord forbid ) I'll pose my question here : Sir i had single staged delayed implant in my LR6 area ( june 10) He has called me for next visit in firstbweek of September for abutment placement . Now I'm confused what to expect during the procedure just abutment or the impression taking phase too, will take place on the same day revered sir ? Thank you very much for giving us amazing demonstrations and case discussions.
salaam and thankyou for the message :) haha yes it's good to be well informed but try not to be too corrective when the dentist is working as books are slightly different than real life so every dentist is different. He will most probably just place the healing abutment and recall you after a week for impressions.
Amazing video sir, I'm an old subscriber of yours. Please make more videos on improving routine clinical work like rcts, crown preps, atraumatic extraction and how to master indirect vision and also please let us know how did you master your skills in endo, prostho ,perio, surgery to this level post your BDS, most of us rely on MDS here! Your tips would help alot!
Thankyou for watching and for the kind words. Yes for sure will make more videos on routine clinical work. Keep watching:) As for the question: 1) I am a constant learner and documented every case since graduation so i can reflect and fine tune mistakes everytime. 2) I want what's best for the patient and i cannot deliver that without honing my skills 3) i love the profession and i am a perfectionist by nature so the desire to improve is always there. 4) i understood early on that profession requires patience and persistence and isn't a get rich quick scheme so put alot of hours of work into acquiring knowledge and honing skills rather than running for money. (i put in about 18 years of work per day for first ten years after my graduation including sundays). Also worked alot for free to learn. 5) I had great teachers/mentor who let me learn under their supervision for years. Degrees are usless without actual skills. Skills are also kind of useless without experience which comes with time. Hope i answered your question :) Best of luck !
"Your explanation was very clear. ✨🤩Could you also cover the other aspects? As you mentioned, after inserting the denture, we will take an X-ray to check if it has seated on all abutments. If it hasn't seated properly on any abutment, what steps should we take? Additionally, please create a video on orthodontic case treatment planning."
Thankyou for the feedback and questions :) Sure will make an ortho case. If the housing hasn’t seated properly it should be removed from denture placed back on the ball abutment and acrylic packed again to pick it up correvtly this time. The other issue should be that the implants weren’t placed parallel jiska kuch hona mushkil hai unless you have abutments that can be angulated like locators.
Hello Sir .. Can you please upload a video on high occlusion points on crowns .. your video on crown contacts was very helpful . I request you to kindly share a video on high occlusion points or even tooth prep as a whole
Very nice information. Most special about your video the way you speak some funny thing that viewer also laugh and link it with day to day practice. Like one opd training video
Sir, Hopefully you are doing well.😇 Thank you for uploading such an informative and insightful case discussion.🤩🤩🤩 Even for a minute I could not really pause this video, even for a second it was difficult to take my eyes off the beautiful transformation of this particular case.😍 Watching this video while being on a sick leave is even more rewarding for me.😌 To be honest, from my own treatment experience I know only a few percentage of people in the Dental and Medical Community , who do not easily give up on their patients.✨✨ This is a good trait and fortunately the Doctor whom I had consulted yesterday also had this quality of not giving up on his patients, this actually helped me during my illness. I do not know why but during the course of my own treatment suddenly I got reminded about you as you too have the same quality of not giving up on patients.✨☝️ Finding different ways to provide the best suitable treatment for patients is something which I totally appreciate and would want to follow the same in my own practice .👏👏✨✨ All I would say is that please Keep up the great work for the sake of the patients and our dental community..💐✨👏👏 0:21 : I was really surprised to see the case of dentures.✨😲 Never expected it would be so good... 😍😍😍 I do expect the best treatment outcome from the best dentist...😌😇 0:41- 1:31 : So true , dentures are difficult and time consuming.💯 3:34 : The clinical decision of not extracting the Canine is highly favourable in this case.☝️ At least this is one hundred times better than any normal complete denture. The understanding of rate of resorption in residual alveolar ridge (RRR) plays a crucial role for me in the understanding of the progress and prognosis factor in this particular case. 5 implants along with one natural cornerstone (Canine) is the best hindrance for the patient to not just gradually keep losing the vertical dimension, along with that it would also help the T.M Joint functionality, along with it the natural pathway of accomodating the habit and learning curve of patients and rate of resorption that follows after extraction/falling out of natural teeth too is a factor that needs to be understood because nature does compensate for the missing stuff, and this is not something which can be called favourable in the long run. Also, a key point to be noted here is that this patient has been a previous denture wearer with only a lower member being previously involved as a removable prosthesis. , this has somehow saved the bone width of the residual alveolar ridge, otherwise in most cases I have encountered patients with the characteristic " knife-edged ridge". And I must say even in "low well rounded" ones All-on-4 denture concept terribly fails in some of those cases, with minimal long term prognosis... I have studied that in many of the previous cases that I had analysed before 2020. I remember , there was a middle aged female patient in whom , the best it could last was around 12 years. But, even the individual prognosis somehow depends and varies from case to case. 11:44 : Yes, absolutely right💯 Thank you for bringing into light the importance of Evidence Based Clinical Practice, through these case discussions. We all are in need of this.💯💯💯 5:26 : This is something very common in O.P.D...💯 Thank you for saying that aloud.👏👏👏 Cases krne ke chakkar mein Ethics , Logic , Principles sb bhulte dekha hai mene logo ko.... Shyd hr jagah achhe bure log hote hain, aesa toh shyd hrr field mein hii hota hai... Kuch saal pehle mujhe aese bhi log mile the jinhone intentionally tissue traumatize krne kii bhi baat boli thi, wese uss wqt zrurt kaafi thi patients kii But I was much determined that I would not do any such wrong thing , aur sbse achi baat toh yeh thi kii aese kaam kre nhi mene aur patients phir bhi mil gye mujhe. Not just me , but there are thousands of young dentists who had been facing similar situations. There are certain morals and ethics that needs to be followed adamantly , otherwise falling on the wrong path is highly tempting for the newer generation in dentistry.☝️ I'm always thankful to God for never letting me fall into any of such things.✨ I have always tried to complete procedures in the best of my ability, I rarely touch any case without proper knowledge. I am good only at very limited set of skills and procedures. Till this date I have only used my own knowledge to support myself, financially and otherwise too. Honestly speaking , I am not bothered much about the number of cases or how much money is credited into my account after working in hospital , cases 10 nhi mile toh bhi mujhe nhi hai koi , agr 2 bhi achhe cases mil jate hain then too, I am pretty satisfied with that. O.P.D means very limited number of good cases , for which negative competition is highly encouraged . Opposite to that, you are one of the few Dentists , out of the 0.1% Dentists who has been vocal enough to encourage positive competition. Hats off to you. 👏👏✨🙏🙏 Some issues are never addressed properly in O.P.D. I think O.P.D mein shyd hmesha se hii aesa hota aaya hoga... Jo bhi new universities aayi hain unko chahiye tha kii Competent Health Professionals produce krte, sirf number of seats increase krne se kya hota hai, Competitors toh kahin aur bhi kisi bhi environment mein produce ho hii jaate hain... 13:00 : Yeah that's true stuff, seniors always good at that...😄😄😄 14:58 : Stability factor is something which is best understood here.💯 Thank you for the detailed explanation.🙏✨ 16:12 : The Seniors from whom I have learnt , they have been advising till the first molar, pertaining to the forces and the concept of levers as it is away from the T.M Joint in cases of purely complete removable dentures. But, in this case the dynamics are altogether different.💯💯💯 17:50 : Thank you for emphasising on this point, extracting teeth and losing Vertical Dimensions and again then recording and establishing the Jaw relation procedure will become tedious. I wish somebody could have told this to me when I used to be a final year student. The only case of dentures I did during that time was in a previous denture wearer. I never took any case of any partial dentition during that time. Because for me it used to appear complicated. 17:50 : I must say cases like this one are so good for all the students in their Undergraduate/ Postgraduate years.👌✨ 19:14 : Thank you for the best Clinical tip.👌✨ Thanks for telling in detail about Alveoloplasty and the surgical burs used in the process. 21:33 :Wow🤩. This is done with so much precision.✨👌 23:06 : The way you perform minor soft tissue procedures and surgeries I hold great appreciation for these.😌😇🙏 24:26 : Thank you for sharing about the problems and troubleshooting such problems.🤍🤍🤍 Very rarely, I have seen Seniors sharing these important tips and tips to avoid problems.☝️ Kaash pehle kisi ne btaya hota yeh sb.😔 Even after attending lots of paid courses I could not gain the knowledge and skills that I always wanted to gain and learn. 32:26 : Yes I absolutely Agree on this. 💯 Thank you for always giving the reality check.. Indeed, I am in need of such a great mentorship.💐✨ Words are not enough to Appreciate your efforts.🙏😌 33:52 : Oh God I didn't realise this coming...🤭🫣 And now I am cupping my face with my hands trying to hide my face ...🙈😅 I kind of feel like maybe I should be hiding somewhere because I have this coy feeling like I don't want anybody seeing or hearing my name. I know that's a very childish introversion. But, being an introvert is always difficult. 😅😅😅 I would want to thank you for always replying to my comments, and clarifying my doubts . That's more than enough for me☺️ Thank you for the mention, I felt honoured...🤍 🤍🤍 As always, I'm sharing this video ahead so that it would benefit others too....🤍🤍 The most difficult video to share was the one which I thought presumably it could have offended some of my seniors, but then too I shared that fearlessly And you know what happened afterwards, the opposite happened, some of those seniors replied back and also commented on your videos..☺️😄 So, I am gonna share this video with much appreciation for the wonderful content it has.🤍🤍🤍 May God reward you and your loved ones with lots of happiness and good health & prosperity.✨✨ Much Appreciation for you.🙏😌 Stay Blessed Always 😇 Best Regards 🙏
@@DRSMFaizan Thank you Sir , You have been my most favourite dentist, ever since the beginning maybe, as a junior it was too difficult to admit that initially , I developed a greater liking for Dentistry, much more after I came across your first channel, eventually I ended up subscribing to the second channel too.🦷🤍🤍🤍☺️☺️ Thank you for consistently putting efforts in order to benefit the patients and your fellow juniors.🙏😇 I am lucky enough that I had the opportunity to learn from you.🙏☺️ I'm indeed indebted to you for the knowledge and guidance you have provided me through these helpful videos, it really changed my perspective and brought a huge change in my career and life.😌😌😌 Indeed, I do not know how to thank you. I still would want to appreciate all you have been doing in order to benefit more and more people.🙏😇 Sending greetings and best wishes.💐✨
Ap k khud k dant kitne khubsorat hain mashaAllah ❤️ Nazar na lage, actually mere Bache khete hain k mama sub k teeth dekhti hain sub se phele 😁😀😄q k mere khud k teeth buhat kharab ho gae kabhi behaad piyare thee 😔
Bohut badhiya Dr sahaab!. Fellow amateur dentist this side from INDIA. I had doubt regarding the canine. What I have understood that the denture RESTS on the natural canine completely. Great. My doubt is that in the whole lower arch, thats the only place where he/she would have propioception. Hence, the patient would ultimately feel to masticate from that point/side usually as it in everyones habit. Can this habit lead to have unequal forces on the overall occlusion of the lower arch? If yes, this can definitely lead to issues on the implants as well as the canine. Pls do correct me if I am wrong.
Bohat shukria for watching and for the question jee. Yes hypothetically you could be right but practically, kuch nahi hota. I didn’t find any issues in multiple long term follows up at the clinic of multiple cases. There are also articles comparing biting preference with implants on one side and natural dentition on the other and results are still bilateral chewing. Hope that helps :)
Assalam alaikum sir can u kindly suggest me i have front tooth 6 decays and my dr suugested veeners its not that sever i have filled it like 4 5 times and it doesnt stay for like a month so plz suugest should i go for crown or veeners❤
very advanced case sir, my question is during the implant integration period of 2-3 months was patient wearing his own denture? also you didnt show us if there is enough intra-occulusal space during treatment planning.
Thankyou for the feedback Eman. Yes patient wore their old denture during healing phase. Tasveer dalna miss hogayi :) But as you can see with the height of the final denture, height hai :)
@@DRSMFaizan sir i placed two implants in a previously partial denture wearer patient was unable to wear them after implant surgery healing. What can be the reason
Dr faizan kya apna masters in implantology journey share or skty hain , how did you do it and some light on scientific study and how to Ace masters thesis 😢
Assalam o alaikum Upper tooth moving forward koi hal batain k kaisay straight ho sakta hai out of country bohat expensive hai treatment please koi hal zaroor batain.
Sir plz mds ke liye pda do hindi m u r amazing teachr in this whole world plz plz sir subjectvise anatomy perio endo snd cons ye dubject pda fo hindi m plzzzzzzzz sir❤
