I'm not even a dentist and I don't plan to be one day but this is very intertaining since I have 2 wisdom teeth that may possibly be chosen to be removed ( my 2 bottom ones) and helps me be less nervous. But the only thing idk is how long it takes for it to heal when you have your wisdom teeth removed.
Hola como estas, permiteme ayudarte, la iluminacion es la materia prima para la fotografía, en este caso el tipo de luz que quieras utilizar depende mucho de la especialidad que manejes y el espacio que tengas en consultorio por ejemplo si te dedicas a la endodoncia seria mas comodo un ringflash pero si estas en rehabilitación oral, vendría mejor un twinflash, y si te gusta la fotografía extraoral y cuentas con el espacio puedes optar por luces de estudio 😊
hello there! cool video and very comprehensive! i would ask what settings are you using for 'white balance 'and 'picture style' I am farely new into dental photography. Cosmin, general. dentist from Romania EU. also wanted to ask, which is better with the 100mm canon lens, manual focus or autofocus?
Hello! I'm an ortho assistant and what helps me is always concentrate on the 6's . I use 6's as my guide of how much doctor wants so see lol it helps a lot that I use a phone w a ringlight and a chair that can rotate.
Hi. What lens do you recommend? I use 18-55mm lens, but I can't get result that I want. I've already put the camera setting as you've suggested in previous video
bargavi narayanan with pathology, usually a direct shot will suffice. Shoot pointing at buccal mucosa from opposite side of mouth, have assistant retract or use a metal retractor.
Thank you. The same manufacturer of mirrors actually does occlusal image mirrors that just sit on the opposing arch with very little finger support
Thank You... I was always the one who holding the mirror..now I get my assistant does it!!... and it’s a lot better!.,Thanks
I'm not even a dentist and I don't plan to be one day but this is very intertaining since I have 2 wisdom teeth that may possibly be chosen to be removed ( my 2 bottom ones) and helps me be less nervous. But the only thing idk is how long it takes for it to heal when you have your wisdom teeth removed.
These pictures are more for ortho purposes (braces). Good luck with your wisdoms, they usually heal in a month or so. Depends on the person.
hello and thank you, from sinaloa mexico
This is on my dental quiz
hello doctor,
thank you for your great information ,
i have a question, can you tell me which type of retractors did you use?
do you have any advice on filming dental surgeries?
This was helpful. Thank you.
What an amazing video , Thank you
thank you v much for this playlist , it was verry helpfull to me
wow, youțre amazing for doing this
Hello Dr, where did you found that mirror holder for the oclusal photos?
very informative. it's definitely a big help. thanks for the tips.
is the whiter keratinized tissue from a healed frenectomy? interesting
Sam W It is!!
Excellent 👏
great video . loved it . I have a canon 80d with 100mm macro lens . would you suggest me to buy a ring or twin flash to start with ?
thanks
Hola como estas, permiteme ayudarte, la iluminacion es la materia prima para la fotografía, en este caso el tipo de luz que quieras utilizar depende mucho de la especialidad que manejes y el espacio que tengas en consultorio por ejemplo si te dedicas a la endodoncia seria mas comodo un ringflash pero si estas en rehabilitación oral, vendría mejor un twinflash, y si te gusta la fotografía extraoral y cuentas con el espacio puedes optar por luces de estudio 😊
which Photography light do you use
I would love to get a dataset of intraoral photographs, would love to pay for them. Thanks!
hello there! cool video and very comprehensive! i would ask what settings are you using for 'white balance 'and 'picture style' I am farely new into dental photography. Cosmin, general. dentist from Romania EU. also wanted to ask, which is better with the 100mm canon lens, manual focus or autofocus?
Link of ecartors Thanks
Thanks a lot dr
When taking occlusals,at what teeth should we focus on for better quality of full arch occlusal image?thanks!
Hello! I'm an ortho assistant and what helps me is always concentrate on the 6's . I use 6's as my guide of how much doctor wants so see lol it helps a lot that I use a phone w a ringlight and a chair that can rotate.
Hi. What lens do you recommend? I use 18-55mm lens, but I can't get result that I want. I've already put the camera setting as you've suggested in previous video
cikmei You are gonna want an 85 mm if you use a crop sensor camera and 100 mm if using full frame camera.
@@TheComprehensiveDentist thank you.
Thank you for this very practical video. How do we capture the images as actual images and not reverse images?
Images taken through a mirror are reversed. You have to change that when editing. I have an editing video coming soon!
Does he offer a course?
Thanks
Does your assistant, who is in the place of the patient have a blister on her anterior maxilla gingivia?
Rashidah Wiley No that is a scar from a frenectomy when she was younger.
Doc, do you have links for the contrasts?
Be Lo PhotoMed sells them... www.photomed.net/contrasters.htm
@@TheComprehensiveDentist ty!!!
What to do if i want to capture the image of a lesion on the buccal mucosa .
bargavi narayanan with pathology, usually a direct shot will suffice. Shoot pointing at buccal mucosa from opposite side of mouth, have assistant retract or use a metal retractor.
@@TheComprehensiveDentist thank you
What do you call your retractor?