Wow I just finished this series and it was as excellent as you other videos, definitely, we are so blessed to have them available thanks to you and your hard work. I honestly can’t thank you enough 🦷💕💪🏼
Thank you so much Dr Ryan ..because of your series I’m reviewing and getting prepared for my Canadian exam which I have been out of touch for so long.so much nice concepts which will help us to attempt the MCQ of any type.keep up the good work and you are a life saver..
Thank you Ryan! you mentioned that dmft at the age of 6 means ECC. does that mean any carious lesions in primary teeth regardless their number or position are considered ECC?
This video is to showcase all of the behavior management techniques to be familiar with for the board exams. Personally I do not practice aversive conditioning, but every doctor has their own preferred techniques that work for them.
A child being defiant at the dentist does not mean that they are "spoiled and stubborn". I was a child with an intense fear of the dentist. I did fight with my parents and not listen sometimes, which I believe is normal and always got good behaviour reports at school but I had no issues being "adviced" by my parents or teachers. My neighbours have a 7 year old who is a very good boy but breaks down at the dentist. As a dentist who only sees a child in that scenario, you cannot know what they are like in other settings.
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I can't thank you enough for your tremendous support, is helping me a lot..
Its really informative and summarized as these chapters are really hard to understand and remember!
I'm an avid follower and learner from you/ your videos. I want to thank you so much for this great effort!
Wow I just finished this series and it was as excellent as you other videos, definitely, we are so blessed to have them available thanks to you and your hard work. I honestly can’t thank you enough 🦷💕💪🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much Dr Ryan ..because of your series I’m reviewing and getting prepared for my Canadian exam which I have been out of touch for so long.so much nice concepts which will help us to attempt the MCQ of any type.keep up the good work and you are a life saver..
Very informative video !!!
Thanx for sharing doc !!!
Thank you so much for putting all these info together!!
Thank you it was absolutely beneficial series..Thank you again
Thank you Dr. Ryan for another wonderful series, just finished it. I went through 1 video per day followed by solving some MCQs.
Great strategy, way to go! 😄
Thank you 😁 Could you please make a video on how to prepare for competitive exams like NBDE, it would be really helpful.
your videos are so informative and concise! thanks for uploading them!
Thank you so much, Dr Ryan! 💐
Excellent series, as always! Thank you so much my friend.
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
As usual wonderful explaining doctor thank u very much ❤❤❤
Thank you so much these videos are great!! Please do operative and ortho :-)
Thank you so much for this series!!
You are very welcome!
Thankyou so much! Godbless you
When you complete the operative series ? I need this series please 🙏💙
thank you !
Than u boss...... love from india
Pls make vedios little more coverage....
Thank you Ryan!
you mentioned that dmft at the age of 6 means ECC. does that mean any carious lesions in primary teeth regardless their number or position are considered ECC?
You are the best
Thank you , but you didn’t talk enough about flourid 😣
I don’t agree with the dentist punishing a patient.
This video is to showcase all of the behavior management techniques to be familiar with for the board exams. Personally I do not practice aversive conditioning, but every doctor has their own preferred techniques that work for them.
Hey dr.ryan
Hello!
13:14 isn’t starttera a non stimulant med? Would it still be under the category of “psychostimulant”?
Doc what is the appropriate age for a pediatric patient to use tooth brush?
Fine
Ryan. I am studying fir the CDCE for RDH. We were told around 6 months for first child dental appt. So. FYI. What’s the correct board answer
No more then 6 months after first tooth is erupted or by 1 year latest. Whichever one comes first
I have question on my mind for this channel owner please answer me : what is your specialty?
Orthodontics!
A child being defiant at the dentist does not mean that they are "spoiled and stubborn". I was a child with an intense fear of the dentist. I did fight with my parents and not listen sometimes, which I believe is normal and always got good behaviour reports at school but I had no issues being "adviced" by my parents or teachers. My neighbours have a 7 year old who is a very good boy but breaks down at the dentist. As a dentist who only sees a child in that scenario, you cannot know what they are like in other settings.