you are a very nice dentist ,you have a assistant for 20 years that mean you have a good team .some dentist don't treat the assistant well,thank for video
I've been assisting for nearly 15 years. This video is super informative and the doc seems like he has a great personality and works well with his staff! Go doc! Great video!
I'm a dental assisting student, and we were instructed to watch this video before class this coming week. I can see why, Dr is a good teacher and seems to be a great Dentist.
FINALLY...A video on the perfect impressions!!! This Dr. was awesome. He talked at a very slow pace so I could write notes. He had a great sense of bedside manner and looked relaxed and comfortable. I really appreciated examples of terminology to discuss differences on the fast and reg set alginate. My office insists on using a fast set, and when we have new employees, on top of them taking on the challenge itself they are faced with just getting it in there. We redo alot of impressions. great v
I am a recently graduated Dental Assistant. I want to say thank you very much for sharing with us your 8 techniques to a beautiful alginate impressions video. I was always nervous about taking impressions in college. With this video I feel very confident and sure that I will start taking the best alginate impressions once I begin to work in a Dental office. Thank you Dr Cassidy.
Very well done. Thanks. 2 minor observations: I would have not worn a wristwatch and I would have used a firm, linear movement along the long teeth axis to remove the trays, with no wiggling at the back to avoid deformations.
From a UK technicians point of view, very good video and wish more surgeons could take the time to get a good impression. It's so difficult to construct a decent crown, denture, any appliance with a poor impression. Technicians can only work with what they've been given by the surgeon. Thank you for this video.
A very detailed clear precisely explanation and demonstrations of taking alginate impression ! Thank you so much for uploading this. Very much appreciated :)
Thank you Dr. for the video, at our office we take impressions a lot and I'm mainly taking the alginate ones for orthodontic appliances. My impressions are pretty good but with this video I learned that applying alginate on the occlusal surface help with the bubbles (some times I have some) Thanks again for taking the time in making this video to help us been better.
I wish I would've seen this before. I'm a begginer and my teacher didn't specify what kind of trays we were going to need, so i bought the ones with the little holes. My class is tomorrow and this helped me a lot.
Some tips were good, issues I have are with the storage of the alginate. Alginate will absorb that wet towel water that was placed on it in a process called imbibition. You need to put it in a bag with a damp towel next to it, so that it's 100% humidity. Alginate is only accurate for
Good video Doc, you have excellent rhetoric's skills. I think that is easy to give your opinion about some details during the procedure, but not every body does videos and you did it !!! Every dentist has her/his own way to do it. The important thing is to get a nice impression. Thanks !!! Colombo-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia South America.
Its thanks to a great great dental assistant on this very day, I was able to go through Dental impressions perfectly no gagging, NO respiratory distress, NO DESAT, or High Co2. I cannot tell you how nice it was NOT gagging. This was my 4th round with the Impression tray today, and all three times due to my airways being very small I had distress, TODAY, It was perfect. I mean, when It was over an I realized IT WAS OVER, NO GAGGING, ONLY GOOD STUFF, I ALMOST FAINTED. NOT KIDDING EITHER.
Good video Doc, you have excellent rhetoric's skills. I think that is easy to give your opinion about some details during the procedure, but nobody does videos and you did it !!! Every dentist has her/his own ways to do it. The important thing is to get a nice impression. Colombian-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia- South America. Thanks !!! Colombo-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia South America.
Posterior 1/3rd of the tongue is taste by cranial nerve 9. gag reflex is cranial nerves 9 and 10 against the oropharynx on the back against the oropharyngeal wall.
May I piont out... your gloves that touch the faucet handle and the last paper towel that also touches it re//or cross contaminate the molds? Or... is that an issue?
Hey Doc, Gerry Cuomo from Florida. Thanks for making this video. I will pass it onto my predental students at FAU. Let us know if you are recording any more videos in the future. Good going. GC
Nice alginate impression tutorial ! Many thanks ! I still use the chromatic alginate from Zhermack, with fairly ok results (no alginator). I only have one objection and that is about the mirror on the pacient's shoulder. The others were commented by colleagues previously.
Beautiful Impression!! Thank you so much for this I'll keep practicing, but I was concerned about the faucet not having a foot or electronic control to turn the water on and off.. Using a papertowl to turn it on and off as well. Overall, cannot complain I learned so much!! once again thank you
Love this hints but I wonder, isn't there a big problem with the rim lock tray? Such as the Impression got separated from the tray during the take out proccess by just holding the tray handle. Or did he use some alginate adhesive on the tray? Any clue?
It can affect the lab stone that you use pouring up the impression and the excess moisture will make the stone model weaker because the lab stone has a precise water/powder ratio requirement also like the alginate .
i have an exam tom, where i should make a primary impression, they give us 10 min to pick the tray size we're going to use and then we have two tries to make the perfect impression, hope this vid helps me tom
I dont know how many of you noticed but the doc dint show the impression by zooming in and if any1 observed that lower left molar wasnt recorded becos the extension of the tray wasnt proper.having said that i have never seen a better video on impression taking be4 this with detailed explanation.kudos!
thank you very much I think that your patient was in reclined position which is very important to avoid ingestion or aspiration of deattached small pieces of alginate right?
hola buenos días. muchas gracias por dar sus conocimientos lo que necesito saber que coloca alrededor d ela cubeta esi es para proteger al paciente pero no lo conozco gracias.
you are a very nice dentist ,you have a assistant for 20 years that mean you have a good team .some dentist don't treat the assistant well,thank for video
I've been assisting for nearly 15 years. This video is super informative and the doc seems like he has a great personality and works well with his staff! Go doc! Great video!
I'm in DA school and I learned more about impressions from your video then I did from school. THANK YOU!!!
I'm a dental assisting student, and we were instructed to watch this video before class this coming week. I can see why, Dr is a good teacher and seems to be a great Dentist.
The eight keys! Love the 22 minute long version of alginate impressions...the hell you say! Funny dialect to me.
All these tips are helpful, especially the relaxed aspect which is useful in every factor in a good clinician.
FINALLY...A video on the perfect impressions!!! This Dr. was awesome. He talked at a very slow pace so I could write notes. He had a great sense of bedside manner and looked relaxed and comfortable. I really appreciated examples of terminology to discuss differences on the fast and reg set alginate. My office insists on using a fast set, and when we have new employees, on top of them taking on the challenge itself they are faced with just getting it in there. We redo alot of impressions. great v
I am a recently graduated Dental Assistant. I want to say thank you very much for sharing with us your 8 techniques to a beautiful alginate impressions video. I was always nervous about taking impressions in college. With this video I feel very confident and sure that I will start taking the best alginate impressions once I begin to work in a Dental office. Thank you Dr Cassidy.
Very well done. Thanks. 2 minor observations: I would have not worn a wristwatch and I would have used a firm, linear movement along the long teeth axis to remove the trays, with no wiggling at the back to avoid deformations.
Wow this video helped me learn the proper way to take impressions. Thank you for a wonderful learning video. You are great teacher / mentor.
From a UK technicians point of view, very good video and wish more surgeons could take the time to get a good impression. It's so difficult to construct a decent crown, denture, any appliance with a poor impression. Technicians can only work with what they've been given by the surgeon. Thank you for this video.
A very detailed clear precisely explanation and demonstrations of taking alginate impression ! Thank you so much for uploading this. Very much appreciated :)
You are a simple person , I think I learned something good from you , Thanks .
After 15 years of experience in dentistry i feel that i never knew the making accurate impression. Dr JIMMY you are greate. tons of thanks.
Thank you Dr. for the video, at our office we take impressions a lot and I'm mainly taking the alginate ones for orthodontic appliances. My impressions are pretty good but with this video I learned that applying alginate on the occlusal surface help with the bubbles (some times I have some) Thanks again for taking the time in making this video to help us been better.
thank you. you are very caring and welcoming. which a patient enjoys because you care to do your best.
its awesome video..........nice job DR.JIMMY CASSIDY
Determination, communication, and verification I love that:)
Great video Dr. Cassidy! I hope you can post many more videos. As a dental student I really appreciate the way you explain and show it to us.
Thank you Dr Jimmy Cassidy.....
THANK YOU DR. !!!
Thanks Dr. Cassidy.. the video is of great help.
I wish I would've seen this before. I'm a begginer and my teacher didn't specify what kind of trays we were going to need, so i bought the ones with the little holes. My class is tomorrow and this helped me a lot.
Some tips were good, issues I have are with the storage of the alginate. Alginate will absorb that wet towel water that was placed on it in a process called imbibition. You need to put it in a bag with a damp towel next to it, so that it's 100% humidity. Alginate is only accurate for
step often not paid attention to,explained very nicely.
Good video Doc, you have excellent rhetoric's skills.
I think that is easy to give your opinion about some details during the procedure, but not every body does videos and you did it !!! Every dentist has her/his own way to do it. The important thing is to get a nice impression.
Thanks !!!
Colombo-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia South America.
I love this doctor ! And thank you for this video it was very informative
Very informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with alginate impressions, Dr. Cassidy. Cheers!!!
Its thanks to a great great dental assistant on this very day, I was able to go through Dental impressions perfectly no gagging, NO respiratory distress, NO DESAT, or High Co2. I cannot tell you how nice it was NOT gagging. This was my 4th round with the Impression tray today, and all three times due to my airways being very small I had distress, TODAY, It was perfect. I mean, when It was over an I realized IT WAS OVER, NO GAGGING, ONLY GOOD STUFF, I ALMOST FAINTED. NOT KIDDING EITHER.
Good video Doc, you have excellent rhetoric's skills.
I think that is easy to give your opinion about some details during the procedure, but nobody does videos and you did it !!! Every dentist has her/his own ways to do it. The important thing is to get a nice impression.
Colombian-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia- South America.
Thanks !!!
Colombo-Canadian Dentist from Bogotá, Colombia South America.
Posterior 1/3rd of the tongue is taste by cranial nerve 9. gag reflex is cranial nerves 9 and 10 against the oropharynx on the back against the oropharyngeal wall.
thanks dr.Jimmy.. this video helped me a lot..
the mouth mirror was a nice tip i might start using it when it comes to take impressions to retract the cheek
thank you for the delivering comfort to this procedure. i am a person who does not like taking alginate impression. very bad gag reflex.
also the patient's head should be facing down while taking the upper impression to reduce gag reflex.
Wonderful, fantastic work.
You gotta make more videos..this was awesome and thorough.
My god... This is 7 year old video.. Wow... what a great descripition...
Great video, I’ve learned so much.
Thank you for sharing this video. Your tips were very helpful.
Excelente video!! Gracias por compartirlo....
thank you for this video you are methodic in your work
Thanks Doctor for such useful info
May I piont out... your gloves that touch the faucet handle and the last paper towel that also touches it re//or cross contaminate the molds? Or... is that an issue?
That was very helpful thanks.
Loved your technique sir looking forward to more videos from you
The woman in the cair is so beautifull.... i love this video
Very informative, hats off
This was extremely helpful video. Well done😎
his hands are huge!
Ruby 😂😂 I can't unsee this now
you know what else is huge... his feet
Miatna Moto 👏😂
Hey Doc, Gerry Cuomo from Florida. Thanks for making this video. I will pass it onto my predental students at FAU. Let us know if you are recording any more videos in the future. Good going. GC
@2011Queenn i wish he was my teacher too! how great that he explains things and takes his time to actually teach!
Thanks so much Doctor..!
i really like this video thank u dr.jimmy :)
Please make more videos. I would like to see you do more advanced impressions- like for crown and bridge Final impressions...
thank you!
Very nice!
Thanks doctor................dentist from egypt
great advice, thanks.
too good an explanation,please give us a demo on final impressions of u/l jaw also.
Wouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, my gOD. eXcelent tecnique. Marcelo Medrano, from Mexico....Dental Doctor Too.
Congratulations ..very helpfull vídeo..thanks:)
Thanks doc!
Nice alginate impression tutorial ! Many thanks ! I still use the chromatic alginate from Zhermack, with fairly ok results (no alginator). I only have one objection and that is about the mirror on the pacient's shoulder. The others were commented by colleagues previously.
good video!
thanx DR.
Beautiful Impression!! Thank you so much for this I'll keep practicing, but I was concerned about the faucet not having a foot or electronic control to turn the water on and off.. Using a papertowl to turn it on and off as well. Overall, cannot complain I learned so much!! once again thank you
Very helpful, thanks!
perforated trays help in the retention of the alginate material. how would a rim lock try do that? I don't understand. Very informative video.
Retention due to wax on the edges of tray.
Always apply alginate adhesive to the dry tray after try-in.
Mirror technique, very useful
Thank youuuuu . You are awosome
Love this hints but I wonder, isn't there a big problem with the rim lock tray? Such as the Impression got separated from the tray during the take out proccess by just holding the tray handle. Or did he use some alginate adhesive on the tray? Any clue?
@carolinaindian You are so right where is PPE ? but I think he was more focused in the procedure and technique to show how its done .
So helpful thank you!!!
It can affect the lab stone that you use pouring up the impression and the excess moisture will make the stone model weaker because the lab stone has a precise water/powder ratio requirement also like the alginate .
Thanks for this video.
Thanks from Egypt
Future dental assistant here. I would love to work for this office. Lol hes a better teacher than mine.
Great tips
loved your video u should make more....
i have an exam tom, where i should make a primary impression, they give us 10 min to pick the tray size we're going to use and then we have two tries to make the perfect impression, hope this vid helps me tom
@becakmayat ive used those trays, and the alginate "sticks" to it really good, i haven't any problem with that
At first i didn't like taking impressions, but all it took was a lot of practice to finally get it done right! :)
Very helpful.. Thanks!!
Verrrry nice thank you
thank you , you save me!
Thanks so much🌸🌸🌸
Great video :)
I dont know how many of you noticed but the doc dint show the impression by zooming in and if any1 observed that lower left molar wasnt recorded becos the extension of the tray wasnt proper.having said that i have never seen a better video on impression taking be4 this with detailed explanation.kudos!
Amazing model, How you got to work with such a beautiful girl .....oooops good video by the way!!
22:12
i was impressed
Cool video
I wish our school would buy metal trays instead of the crappy disposable ones. >.
thank you very much I think that your patient was in reclined position which is very important to avoid ingestion or aspiration of deattached small pieces of alginate right?
do you use alginate for complete denture cases normally ?
Great observation, but he mentions that he is not using a perforated tray, in that case you do not have to lean the patients head forward! :D
thank you for your video can you make one for impressions for crowns
Thank you very much
you're very helpful
I appreciate your effort
Ich finde es auch super wichtig, vor und während der Abformung mit Alginat eine Lupenbrille zu tragen :-)
hola buenos días. muchas gracias por dar sus conocimientos lo que necesito saber que coloca alrededor d ela cubeta esi es para proteger al paciente pero no lo conozco gracias.
i thought i was good but i see i can improve!