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I am still confused about what to do if there is asymmetry between the eruption of teeth like what should we do? Dr. Ryan can you please explain again the concept of extracting the contralateral side to keep the midline on? Thank you!
Too bad most people that teach based on excitement of sharing things they learn over time are doing stuff like this and their counterparts hold university positions!! Thanks chief
Hello Dr. Ryan. Thank you for the lecture. I am a pediatric dentist from Turkey. If we have patients with multiple tooth loss on one side , we generally do removable appliances instead of Nance or LLHA. I am wondering if Nance and LLHA are based on textbook knowledge for INBDE OR our colleagues in US prefer to apply fixed appliance like Nance and LLHA instead of removable appliance in general practice?
We generally prefer fixed appliances for space maintenance and growth modification, whereas orthodontists in other parts of the world (the UK for instance) prefer removable appliances.
Ah, that is a very interesting topic! I'd love to talk more about it or have someone on our podcast talk about it. That is certainly outside the scope of the board exam, but a great suggestion.
If you want to know more about pediatric dentistry, check out the below video. Hope it will help 😃 👍 👍 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j4GlGo2KyeQ.html
Thank you so much for all your awesome content! Even though I am not training to be a dentist, but using your videos as an extra study material for my dental nursing qualification, it has helped me tremendously to understand the world of dentistry much better. So thank you again Dr. Ryan! ☺️
You could do a long-span band and loop off the permanent first molar if it's just one side, or (more likely) a lingual holding arch if you want more stability.
Hello Dr Ryan , are you not using the universal dentition naming system for primary teeth from A to T? As you saying E (palmer )for primary second molar? I am confused now which one we should follow for inbde? Thank you so much
Thank you for the videos I appreciate it a lot Can I ask a question can we use a distal shoe appliance for ectopic eruption of molars ( 6s ) Thanks you
Greetings to you DR Ryan and those of the mental dental community. May I ask , , While talking in the last section about ankylosed primary teeth , , Do these teeth extract well? or is it with difficulty to remove the ankylosed molar teeth?? Will the teeth give or is it a matter of breaking alveolar bone to remove them🤔
Ankylosed teeth tend to be significantly more challenging to extract due to fusion between the cementum and alveolar bone. Surgical removal of alveolar bone is often, but not always required to completely remove the tooth.
