Oral Medicine | Parathyroid Diseases | INBDE

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In this video, we review the parathyroid glands, parathyroid hormone, and the associated disease states with this endocrine gland. Thanks for watching!
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@mentaldental 2 года назад

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@caridadmijares5038 2 года назад

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@MohammedNomer 2 года назад

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@lora7677 11 месяцев назад

Thank you

@seanmcenaney7116 2 года назад

Hi Dr.Ryan thanks for all your help with prep for dental interviews.Any idea about how to treat hypersalivation I was wondering if saliva clearance is my oroblem.some years ago I had anterior crowns repleced at UR1 UL1 UL2 fused porcelain bonded crowns to close diastemata and improve aesthetics.I can assiciate the salivation with the timing of the insertion of the crowns.I would love to get your opinion and keep up the excellent work

@bushrasheikh5094 3 месяца назад

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@narjes6431 7 месяцев назад

How hypoparathyroidism causes enamel hypoplasia? Can you elaborate

@supreethaprasad3426 2 года назад

Doctor Ryan,..very thankyou for ur videos..can the same books help in cracking NDEB canada as well???

@mentaldental 2 года назад

Yes, absolutely! A lot of the material overlaps with the NBDE and INBDE.

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@user-dk5tq1gi9e 2 года назад

I would like to know why insufficient vitamin D can cause Hyperparathyroidism, you said earlier that vitamin D function is to send calcium from intestine to blood system. If vitamin D is insufficient there hasn't to be Hyperparathyroidism

@jeremysananes7917 2 года назад

low vitamin D = low calcium absorption from intestine to the blood = low serum calcium the response of the parathyroids is: increase PTH release = increase calcium removal from bones = increase serum calcium; so low levels of vitamin D stimulate the parathyroids to release increased amounts of PTH, hence the secondary hyperparathyroidism