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Dr. Brian Mills
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2014
Dr. Brian Mills is a dentist practicing in Mountain View, CA. In addition to general dentistry, Dr. Mills specializes in cosmetic dental procedures such as orthodontics and composite bonding. Our channel features videos about procedures we perform, transformations of some of our patients, and professional tutorials about our dental techniques.
ExoCad Orthodontic Set up - Non Surgical Treatment of Anterior Open Bite
🔍 Discover the Future of Orthodontic Treatment: Analog vs. Exocad Setup for Non-Surgical Anterior Open Bite Correction! 🔍
Calling all Orthodontists, Dentists, curious patients, and healthcare providers with a thirst for innovative solutions! Are you ready to delve into the world of orthodontic advancements?
In this insightful video, tailored for those with a professional degree, we're diving deep into the realm of orthodontic setups. Specifically, we're exploring the game-changing differences between the traditional analog approach and the cutting-edge Exocad methodology when it comes to the non-surgical treatment of Anterior Open Bite.
Let's break it down: We're highlighting the streamlined workflow that Exocad brings to the table, revolutionizing the way orthodontic treatments are approached. Say goodbye to outdated methods and embrace the efficiency of Exocad's technology-driven approach.
The benefits are undeniable: 📈 Improved workflow, enhanced precision, and ultimately, a higher level of patient satisfaction. Exocad is not just a tool; it's a game-changer that empowers orthodontic professionals to deliver top-notch care while optimizing time and results.
But wait, what about the drawbacks? ⚖️ No approach is without its considerations, and we'll explore those as well. Every coin has two sides, and we're committed to presenting a balanced view of both analog and Exocad setups.
Now, let's circle back to the heart of the matter: Why does the non-surgical treatment of Anterior Open Bite matter? It's all about improving occlusion, reducing pathologic bite forces, sidestepping the need for significant surgical procedures, and enhancing TMJ health. This isn't just about aesthetics; it's about the holistic well-being of your patients.
Join us as we dissect the pros and cons, delve into the intricate details, and showcase how these setups can reshape the future of orthodontic care. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a curious observer, this video has something for everyone interested in the evolving landscape of orthodontics.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead in the field and explore the forefront of non-surgical Anterior Open Bite correction. Hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell to be the first to tune in! 🔗
Calling all Orthodontists, Dentists, curious patients, and healthcare providers with a thirst for innovative solutions! Are you ready to delve into the world of orthodontic advancements?
In this insightful video, tailored for those with a professional degree, we're diving deep into the realm of orthodontic setups. Specifically, we're exploring the game-changing differences between the traditional analog approach and the cutting-edge Exocad methodology when it comes to the non-surgical treatment of Anterior Open Bite.
Let's break it down: We're highlighting the streamlined workflow that Exocad brings to the table, revolutionizing the way orthodontic treatments are approached. Say goodbye to outdated methods and embrace the efficiency of Exocad's technology-driven approach.
The benefits are undeniable: 📈 Improved workflow, enhanced precision, and ultimately, a higher level of patient satisfaction. Exocad is not just a tool; it's a game-changer that empowers orthodontic professionals to deliver top-notch care while optimizing time and results.
But wait, what about the drawbacks? ⚖️ No approach is without its considerations, and we'll explore those as well. Every coin has two sides, and we're committed to presenting a balanced view of both analog and Exocad setups.
Now, let's circle back to the heart of the matter: Why does the non-surgical treatment of Anterior Open Bite matter? It's all about improving occlusion, reducing pathologic bite forces, sidestepping the need for significant surgical procedures, and enhancing TMJ health. This isn't just about aesthetics; it's about the holistic well-being of your patients.
Join us as we dissect the pros and cons, delve into the intricate details, and showcase how these setups can reshape the future of orthodontic care. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a curious observer, this video has something for everyone interested in the evolving landscape of orthodontics.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead in the field and explore the forefront of non-surgical Anterior Open Bite correction. Hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell to be the first to tune in! 🔗
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Fast Accurate Equilibration Technique
มุมมอง 2.8K6 ปีที่แล้ว
Dr. Mills demonstrates an efficient accurate subtractive coronalplasty/equilibration technique.
TMJ Explanation & Therapy
มุมมอง 1.2M8 ปีที่แล้ว
This video explains how a bite looks normally, and how an irregular bite may look. An orthosis is shown that is frequently used to help correct irregular bites.
Determining Canine Guidance - Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 20K8 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, Dr. Mills explains how to determine canine, or lateral, guidance in patients.
Canine Wear
มุมมอง 35K8 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, Dr. Mills takes a closer look at the significance of canine wear and explains its many damaging effects on tooth enamel, gum line, root structure, bite, and TMJ.
CEREC Crowns: A One-Visit Procedure - Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 19K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Dr. Mills will demonstrate how to do a one-appointment CEREC crown. This fast, accurate procedure uses CAD/CAM technology and an in-office milling machine to produce a durable and attractive porcelain crown during a single visit, eliminating the need for a temporary crown altogether. Dr. Mills practices cosmetic and general dentistry in Mountain View, CA. His services include cosmetic bonding, ...
Direct Composite Veneers: A Non-Invasive Procedure - Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 176K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Dr. Mills will demonstrate a fast, accurate technique for doing direct composite veneers. This is a non-invasive procedure. It can also be used for doing diastema closures and other non-invasive cosmetic dental procedures. Additionally, the direct composite technique can be used when doing minimally invasive functional occlusal rehabilitation treatment. Adjunct tutorial videos: Matrix Fabricati...
Vertical Dimension of Occlusion - Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 53K9 ปีที่แล้ว
This video is about diagnosing Vertical Dimension of Occlusion when treating patients with severely damaged or worn dentition. VIDEO TRANSCRIPTION Dr. Mills: Hi, Dr. Brian Mills from Mountain View, California. Today I'd like to share a case with you that I think demonstrates a lot of the thought process and diagnostic steps involved when diagnosing the vertical dimension of occlusion when you'r...
Occlusal Disease Lecture - Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 11K9 ปีที่แล้ว
In this lecture, Dr. Brian Mills talks about occlusal disease. He discusses what it is, how it develops in individuals, what effects it has on the teeth and movement of the jaw, and finally how it can be treated with minimally invasive procedures. He shows several examples of real patients who have been affected by it, as well as patients who have been effectively treated. www.drbrianmills.com
Composite Addition Dentistry - Lecture by Dr. Brian Mills
มุมมอง 30K9 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, Dr. Mills describes cosmetic addition dentistry, a procedure that improves the appearance of teeth that have been worn and damaged, while protecting the tooth's enamel. Video Transcription: Dr. Mills: We're going to be doing what's called composite addition dentistry today, and what that is it's a real conservative, noninvasive way to correct people's either worn teeth or teeth t...
Cosmetic Bonding: Bert
มุมมอง 6189 ปีที่แล้ว
This video shows the transformation of a patient who had worn teeth and an abnormal bite. Through a non-invasive cosmetic bonding treatment, we were able to restore the appearance of his teeth and help improve his bit. www.drbrianmills.com
Composite Bonding & Adult Orthodontics: Tom
มุมมอง 3.9K9 ปีที่แล้ว
This video from Dr. Brian Mills shows the dramatic transformation of a real patient with worn and crooked teeth. Treated with a composite bonding procedure and orthodontics, the transformation is truly amazing! www.drbrianmills.com
Amazing 6-Month Adult Orthodontics Results: Sandra
มุมมอง 7K9 ปีที่แล้ว
This brief video shows the dramatic difference a 6-month orthodontic treatment can have on crooked teeth. www.drbrianmills.com
Cosmetic Bonding & Adult Orthodontics: Julia
มุมมอง 1.6K9 ปีที่แล้ว
A brief video from Dr. Brian Mills showing the before and after of a real patient who underwent orthodontics and a cosmetic bonding procedure to produce straight, beautifully shaped teeth. www.drbrianmills.com
Composite Addition Dentistry Procedure
มุมมอง 6K9 ปีที่แล้ว
Composite addition dentistry is a modern dental procedure for fixing worn teeth. This video explains the process and shows Dr. Mills performing the procedure on a real patient. www.drbrianmills.com
The most usefull vid on dental photography thanks
What is the material that jou use sir. Can i get on ebay
Hi Doc ! are those tooth and caps strong enough to bite hard things ?
I hate dentists.
Excellent video!
wow hes such a little millionare
Speak louder!
Teeth My dentist made the three tooth crown bridge in his office on the left bottom side of my mouth but he didn’t make the teeth longer than the worn down bridges I’m just concerned if he knows what to do😊😊
Thank You Dr Mills My bite has closed down my bottom porcelain bridges and broke can’t afford to replace them having some built-up crown three tooth bridges plus partial plus upper partial so would you say both bottom and top cheese have to be extended to open up my bite?😊
pro
Your video volume is very quiet
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Audio is very week.cant hear.
What an ignoramus. But still teaching doctors! With an increase in the height of the bite, the rotation of the lower jaw back occurred. This is clearly seen on the models in the lateral projection. Then all the teeth suddenly closed)) This is a distal occlusion, class II, subclass 2 Determining the bite height is carried out in other ways. Why on earth should everyone have 18 mm between the gingival zeniths? You could at least read about the Shimbachi index and LVI
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Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
thank you
I have one canine tooth and one flattened, I really hope in the future I could get it fixed if it's possible.
This is a great, informative video and explanation from you, dr Thanks a lot 🌟
I have more pain
Hi sir i need to consult you please share your watsap number
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This is such a succinct way of describing an amazing technique. Thanks, Doc!
2:35 min of the video, what is the pink material on the molars and its purpose? Thank you and very nice video.
Where do you sell those images?
Can I use this duplicate material to create refractory dies?
How do you repair the canine that is worn down flat?
How stupid did my dentists have to be to neglect the early signs of this?!
Wow...very soon....I have deep bite problem with lower teeth crowding....how much mu braces takes to realigned them?
Can this be used with teeteeth with crowns
Along with teeth that just need more bight and eve out bite to even out conmfortable bite for TMJsend address and phone number. I msed ity
So, what's the treatment for canine wear?
Wouldn't a free hand layered technique produce a more natural color and result?
I hate dentists
Lmaooo
Mine dismissed my teeth grinding. Now my canines look like incisors, and hurt when biting. Fuck my stupid dentist.
@-..l I feel bad for you lol.
How long does a flowable veneer last ? Is this considered temporary or transitional or is it definitive composite veneer ?
Such a nice of you to share your knowledge
I both love and hate orthodontist, destisist and maxillofacial surgeons
i have a tooth behind mine on my right side that’s pushing it & it hurts so bad i keep applying orajel to numb it
Hi
Would anything else work in the place of mach 2, such as light body silicone? Great video.
No we’re not gonna do the matrix we’re going to go freestyle
I’m about to have the correcting procedure for this tomorrow.
U do it?
What is the correcting procedure?
Thank you very much🌸🌸
You really need mirrors for proper intra-oral photography...That buccal shot should be perpendicular to the teeth...
Excellent thanks for the clarity we are definitely seeing more tooth ware than was ever documented
I am lost...
wait i still have baby teeth yay i can start over
are you using agar reversible hydrocolloid?
Excellent Doctor! How is this being treated? With occlusal splinter?
I went to a normal cleaning procedure with a Mexican female dentist, and she not only did that to my canines, top and bottom on both sides , she also left my teeth full of facets. Ruined my teeth, bite, and face. She even left my teeth like onions, translucent. I totally lost my confidence in doctors. I had really nice teeth.
@@acidcyka5936 I am just sharing my personal experience. But answering your question of, "What does that have to do with her being Mexican?", I am simply exposing some details of my particular mouth altering incident. Since I live in Mexico, I ended up going to a local dentist in my city, and it so happened to be a Mexican female dentist. But that in my opinion should definitely not be a healthcare provider. Particularly when she ruins people's health, like in my case, because it's not like I can order myself a new pair of natural teeth. Plus, as a Mexican, I have no problem admitting how bad the medical system is in my country. It is a shame how medical negligence seldom gets punished in Mexico, corruption and impunity, are almost always the reason. So if I wrote that she was Mexican, it's because she wasn't Japanese nor Australian, nor did it happen to me in such countries. Furthermore, medical negligence probably doesn't fly in Countries of the First World as it does in Mexico. I'm guessing that doctors in those countries could easily lose their license to practice when inflicting so much damage to their patients due to negligence.
@@acidcyka5936 Me quedé con la duda, ¿te molestó que fuera brutalmente honesto con mis comentarios? Pero independientemente de tu respuesta, pues es la realidad que se vive en un país de inframundo como México, pese a quien le pese.
@@acidcyka5936 Es correcto, el talento de una persona no tiene que ver con su país de origen. Sin embargo, el país de una persona sí repercute en muchos otros aspectos de la práctica de un doctor o cualquier profesión y/o oficio. ¿Qué quiero decir con esto último que menciono? Bueno, pues que en un país donde la ley no aplica, pues se pueden salir con la suya todo el tiempo las personas que delinquen por la impunidad existente. En el caso de México, la corrupción e impunidad es cosa de todos los días con los médicos, desde su evasión fiscal (el deporte nacional por excelencia) hasta su negligencia. Pero igual pasa en cualquier profesión aquí en México, desde la política hasta la construcción, y te lo aseguro como arquitecto. Y sin pelos en la boca, te puedo decir que México está podrido en la corrupción. No por nada se cayó la Línea 12 del Metro en la CDMX.
@@DoryanTheCritic did you sue the shit out of her?
@@the_secret_111 No, I'm poor and I don't have the monetary means to do so. In Mexico, and probably in the rest of the world, justice is not free. Obtaining justice involves a hefty expenditure that some of us in the Third World just can't afford. However, I have all the evidence to prove my case. And although I know I won't be able to obtain justice, I would like to get involved in a case study that exemplifies the negligence that occurs in the world of dental practices or even produce it myself if I have no other option, with the sole intention of shedding some light in terms of how doctors sometimes steal people's health, rather than bettering it.
Anyone else still here from the escape room?