From South Africa and I wold like to say “uyi’nja ye game” meaning ur the boss of the game 😊 thank you sooo much and may the good Lord continue to bless and protect you ❤️
I always had hard time to really understand dental radiology. I'm hoping that Dr. Ryan would make it easy for me and fellow dental students to observe and understand this subject fully. thanks for the video
urgent!! please talk about OPG and periapical reporting: -how to know which quarter is it? -which tooth is it ?plus weather its permanent or temporary? - anatomical land marks that can help me with interpretation? and reporting all [pathology cysts,lesions fractures ...etc my final is on 27th of January i really need help :(
I have a question ..how to differentiate between periapical xray of one quadrant from another ...and also maxillary from mandibular specially in when itcomes to posterior teeth ?
Thank you for the videos. I'm not a dentist but interested in the field. Hoping I don't embarrass myself by using technical terms on my dental visits. It appears the x-ray machine works similarly to a CRT in an older television (that also produce x-rays, but they are shielded from escaping the tube). In a CRT, a metal cathode is heated to a high temperature so that it emits electrons. Those electrons are accelerated by a high voltage (25,000+ volts) and focused and scanned towards a phosphor screen which produces an image. In the case of an x-ray machine, those electrons from the heated cathode are directed towards the tungsten and allowed to pass out of the unit and towards the patient's mouth. Either way, you get a picture in the end, although I'm not sure a radiograph will win an Emmy. :)
Hi Ryan,your videos are not played after I pause them once. I have subscribed them. But they are not playable. It says something went wrong and tap to retry.
I have a question please. At 9:25 it says we can confirm clinically if it cavity or not? Would you elaborate further? How can I ensure? Will the caries be visible clinically? If so, it wouldn’t make any sense to take X-ray in the first place.
Is it normal to see the bone between the lower anteriors be a darker shade of grey than the bone between molars? Does this indicate bone loss even if bone level is healthy ( reaches enamel)?
If a full dental digital x-ray exam give a radiation dose of 0.06msv to the head then: 10 000 full exam in a very short time will cause death. 1 000 full exam in a very short time will cause severe injuries. 100 full exam in a very short time will cause mild injuries. 10 full exam in a very short time will cause light injuries. 1 full exam will cause side effect. 0.1 full dental exam (1 bitewing digital x-ray picture) will cause no noticeable side effect. You might ask why i calculated the risk this way its because we know the values when radiation start creating problem at these different level of severity. i just calculated how many x-ray it needed to reach these different level of suffering and death. i think those are pretty good ball park numbers.
Hi, I just started studying as a dental assistant and I'm having trouble understanding something related to the X-rays. There is a question in my book that says: "Does density and thickness of the object have any impact on the exposure time?" If anyone could help answer this, it would be of great help!
Hello Dr Ryan. I have a question about the SLOB concept. What is the first ,second and last canal of tooth # 30 or mandibular molar in right angulation using periapical radiograph? Thank you.
Thanx immensely doc for sharing knowledge, learning a lot from your videos. I am relying mostly on your videos for part2 I am impressed by your knowledge your videos are a boon to me
Hello! Can you also make a comprehensive lecture video on this subject? Not just the basics I mean.. it would really help. Thanks! Great channel by the way 😁
alright i saw this and Im a child of a full dental family, and just by sitting there and eating chocolate I learned this, so this is like a review for me. Thanks though :)
How can you tell which darker area is a decay or not ? I have several areas in my x-ray BUT only one is identified as decay due to cavity. What can be the other causes of a darker area of the x-ray ?
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From South Africa and I wold like to say “uyi’nja ye game” meaning ur the boss of the game 😊 thank you sooo much and may the good Lord continue to bless and protect you ❤️
That is so nice of you to say! God bless you as well 🙏🏼
As a new student This video helps me a lot tnk u ❤
I always had hard time to really understand dental radiology.
I'm hoping that Dr. Ryan would make it easy for me and fellow dental students to observe and understand this subject fully.
thanks for the video
I'm glad you found it helpful, thank you!
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urgent!! please talk about OPG and periapical reporting:
-how to know which quarter is it?
-which tooth is it ?plus weather its permanent or temporary?
- anatomical land marks that can help me with interpretation? and reporting all [pathology cysts,lesions fractures ...etc my final is on 27th of January i really need help :(
Thanks for posting this! I am about to enroll for my Xray certification!
Hello from Turkey!! Thank you so much for making these that easy for us studentists:)
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Thank you so much. My Nbde part 2 is tomorrow and I searched a lot to understand the Xray but I was still confused. Appreciated the video.
How did you do?
Hi Elona! Since your comment has been a year, how are you doing now with your xray? I’m about to take the Radiation course and I’m so lost.
It was good .you may watch it th-cam.com/video/S2R4CcmkUUs/w-d-xo.html
Hi there. Tell me please. Are you using x ray CT (computer tomography) ?
Ryan. I am watching on TV so can’t comment. WOW you are excellent. Thank you for your work.
I appreciate that! Thank you! 😊
Why are dentist why can’t be a x-ray or the doctor appointment?
Hey man I make clinical videos, we should team up we would kill it
Hello Ryan! Love this presentation! Just wanted to ask you if it would be possible for you to post it in PDF format on patreon pleeeease?
It is now on Patreon! 😊
Thank you so much for the detail explaniation
Glad it was helpful!
I have a question ..how to differentiate between periapical xray of one quadrant from another ...and also maxillary from mandibular specially in when itcomes to posterior teeth ?
Usman Ghani ...this is trouble for me too
Thanks a lot for this videos
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Thank you so much for this!!!! I'm a dental student and this was a great refresher vid!
You’re welcome! I’m so glad to hear that 😊
Thank you for the videos. I'm not a dentist but interested in the field. Hoping I don't embarrass myself by using technical terms on my dental visits.
It appears the x-ray machine works similarly to a CRT in an older television (that also produce x-rays, but they are shielded from escaping the tube). In a CRT, a metal cathode is heated to a high temperature so that it emits electrons. Those electrons are accelerated by a high voltage (25,000+ volts) and focused and scanned towards a phosphor screen which produces an image. In the case of an x-ray machine, those electrons from the heated cathode are directed towards the tungsten and allowed to pass out of the unit and towards the patient's mouth. Either way, you get a picture in the end, although I'm not sure a radiograph will win an Emmy. :)
omg you blowed my mind with the buccal object rule. My radiology teacher had no idea of how to explain that to us
I love the buccal object rule! Totally changes the game! 💯💪🏼
The way u explained the buccal object rule!
Hats off man
Thank you this video was very helpful and understanding!!!
Thank you for this video
Can u plz make vedios on paediatric dentistry
Thank you so much for making this great video, it’s very helpful I appreciate it.
Thanks dr rayn ❤
Thku fr easy understanding of SLOB technique.. ❤️.. Plz do make us understand about different machines like RVG, CT SCAN, MRI, C-CLAD System.. 🙏🙏
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Hi Ryan,your videos are not played after I pause them once. I have subscribed them. But they are not playable. It says something went wrong and tap to retry.
This is a perfect review video! Thank you so much! Keep it up.
What if dental xray used for orthopedic, can it show clear for the bones? For example palm or finger
thank you very much it is so helpful and your explanation is excellent
From Bangladesh, thanks a lot
You are most welcome!
Thank you very clear to understand very helpful
En el último periapical es colocar el cono mesio radial o disto radial ya que orto radial se van a sobreponer las raíces
Tnx so much, for the video to sharing ideas
Plz make videos on topics of Endodontics
Hi there, I have a bunch of videos on Endodontics! Check them out here: th-cam.com/play/PLVmK7sDA_arGlxE4-46tofq5drs-mfCsi.html
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Thank you so much very helpful
Thank you dr
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Thx, im dental assistant student this video helped me a lot to understand
I’m so glad it was helpful for you! 😊
Can you make an RHS exam review I take mine next week pray for me .
Praying for you 🙏🏼 Give it your best!
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How can i become a Dental X-ray Tech
I have a question please. At 9:25 it says we can confirm clinically if it cavity or not? Would you elaborate further? How can I ensure? Will the caries be visible clinically? If so, it wouldn’t make any sense to take X-ray in the first place.
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Sir you are just awesome
Thank you so much!
I love this video man thank you so much.
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thank you so much our doctor
your teaching is so clear. I am grateful!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊💯
I hope after watching these videos and other videos I am fluent. As the university do teach us
If i send you an dental xray over email. Can you tell ita manupulatwd or not?
Brushing up after being a stay at home mom. Dental assistant.
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Is it normal to see the bone between the lower anteriors be a darker shade of grey than the bone between molars? Does this indicate bone loss even if bone level is healthy ( reaches enamel)?
Perfect video which covers 60 % of dental radiograph as whole.. . And 90% of basics
Take 2 Xray in a Day is safe?
If a full dental digital x-ray exam give a radiation dose of 0.06msv to the head then:
10 000 full exam in a very short time will cause death.
1 000 full exam in a very short time will cause severe injuries.
100 full exam in a very short time will cause mild injuries.
10 full exam in a very short time will cause light injuries.
1 full exam will cause side effect.
0.1 full dental exam (1 bitewing digital x-ray picture) will cause no noticeable side effect.
You might ask why i calculated the risk this way its because we know the values when radiation start creating problem at these different level of severity. i just calculated how many x-ray it needed to reach these different level of suffering and death. i think those are pretty good ball park numbers.
What are you referring to when you say “side effect?”
Thank u this was helpful
Glad it helped! 👍🏼
Any other oral radiology videos?. preparing for nbde part 2... even paid subscription also I don’t mind... I will pay
Oral Radiology is coming very soon on my channel! Although if you can't wait, I have a study guide covering this topic on my Patreon page.
Plz also cover midface fracture main points and its radiology I have exam soon? In start of March
Any tips on how to pass the test for radiology ?
I recommend watching my full Oral Radiology playlist! www.mentaldental.com/videos
Thank you so much Dr. Ryan! You are the best human!!! If I could like a video more than once I would have liked it more than a million times.
Thank you so much.. Thank you!!
very useful! thank you!!
Thankyou !!
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thanks for having such a informative video
I would like to ask for sharing such a informative video on my fb page ? can I plz allow me ?
Yes, feel free to link to any of my videos to your page. Thanks for sharing this channel with your colleagues!
weird question: why do the teeth have space btwn teeth normal,like enough for floss to be able to go in. Can food not be able to go in too?
Because teeth are more rounded. It’s kinda like if you try to push two light poles together while in sand
Does this help with the xrays testing
Yes it does!
Amazing! thank you!
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Hi, I just started studying as a dental assistant and I'm having trouble understanding something related to the X-rays. There is a question in my book that says: "Does density and thickness of the object have any impact on the exposure time?"
If anyone could help answer this, it would be of great help!
Of course it does!
Hello Dr Ryan. I have a question about the SLOB concept. What is the first ,second and last canal of tooth # 30 or mandibular molar in right angulation using periapical radiograph? Thank you.
I got it . Thank you
Thanx immensely doc for sharing knowledge, learning a lot from your videos. I am relying mostly on your videos for part2
I am impressed by your knowledge
your videos are a boon to me
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Hello! Can you also make a comprehensive lecture video on this subject? Not just the basics I mean.. it would really help. Thanks! Great channel by the way 😁
Could you make a video on CTP?
Dr Ryan your videos make me work very hard
Your dedication is an inspiration to me
SUPERBLY EXPLAINED AS ALWAYS !!!!!!
That’s awesome! Always love to hear from you. Keep up the good work!
How do we know which quadrant it is and which side?
Good question! I can definitely go into more advanced techniques and interpretation principles in a future video.
@@mentaldental yes it will be very hepfull!
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Thank you Dr Ryan!!! Perfect explanation as always!
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Merci beaucoup pour tes vidéos!!
very helpful and informative thank you
Hey your videos are really helpful i watched all partial denture videos.
Can you do videos about class 2, 3 and 4 in details and dimentions??
alright i saw this and Im a child of a full dental family, and just by sitting there and eating chocolate I learned this, so this is like a review for me. Thanks though :)
How can you tell which darker area is a decay or not ? I have several areas in my x-ray BUT only one is identified as decay due to cavity. What can be the other causes of a darker area of the x-ray ?
Great as usual doctor