your voice and explaination feels like krishna explaining bhagavadgitha to arjuna, thanks dr for such wonderful video, your explaination make me to feel interest todo root canals
Thank you so much Doctor, the knowledge which you are sharing is indispensable and extremely helpful for all especially freshers like myself. It helps understand the principality and technicalities of these procedures which otherwise can only be absorbed through years of experience. I hope you continue sharing with us these invaluable lessons. I'm very grateful for your time and work. God bless. 🙏🏽
I would like to add one point doc, The radiographic technique u explained is called *SLOB* rule, the name itself is a mnemonic so it's easy to remember this way, *S* ame side *L* ingual, *O* pposite side *B* uccal... So no matter on Mesial angulation or distal angulation of cone, in radiograph if object moves *S* ame side then the object is on *L* ingual... Example: 1) on *mesial* angulation object is *mesial* on radiograph then its on *lingual* clinically, 2)even on *distal* angulation if object is *distal* on radiograph then its on *lingual* clinically.... If on mesial or distal angulation if object moves *O* pposite side then it is *B* uccally... Example: 1) on *mesial* angulation if object is *distal* on radiograph, then it is present *buccal* clinically, 2)similarly on *distal* angulation, if object is *mesial* , then it is also *Buccal* clinically...
If we are going to do root canal treatment, other than complications from local anesthetic, we never will get any problem related to RCT. We should use Adrenalin free local anesthetic and antibiotic prophylaxis if indicated. After Myocardial Infarction, delay RCT for atleast 6 months. If the patient is healthy and even under long-term treatment for cardiac related diseases, RCT is NOT a contraindication. Even anticoagulants need not have to be stopped as we do for extraction. From my point of view, RCT is a very safe alternative for extraction in cardiac patients
Sir I don't understand the 25:03 section of this video . When we should give the right or left turn while inserting the along the canal or after reaching the apex? Can you please explain sir?
Have watched all the three videos sir.. have found it very useful and im going to recommend it to my collegues too. Thanks for these valuable tips.
your voice and explaination feels like krishna explaining bhagavadgitha to arjuna, thanks dr for such wonderful video, your explaination make me to feel interest todo root canals
All these 3 videos are a must watch for dental students...
Thanks alot sir🙏
Thank you so much Doctor, the knowledge which you are sharing is indispensable and extremely helpful for all especially freshers like myself. It helps understand the principality and technicalities of these procedures which otherwise can only be absorbed through years of experience. I hope you continue sharing with us these invaluable lessons. I'm very grateful for your time and work. God bless. 🙏🏽
it is such a nice presentatuion in simple , understandable language ... thank you Doctor
I am a fan of you doctor you speak well very easy to understand 💪
I would like to add one point doc, The radiographic technique u explained is called *SLOB* rule, the name itself is a mnemonic so it's easy to remember this way, *S* ame side *L* ingual, *O* pposite side *B* uccal...
So no matter on Mesial angulation or distal angulation of cone, in radiograph if object moves *S* ame side then the object is on *L* ingual...
Example:
1) on *mesial* angulation object is *mesial* on radiograph then its on *lingual* clinically,
2)even on *distal* angulation if object is *distal* on radiograph then its on *lingual* clinically....
If on mesial or distal angulation if object moves *O* pposite side then it is *B* uccally...
Example:
1) on *mesial* angulation if object is *distal* on radiograph, then it is present *buccal* clinically,
2)similarly on *distal* angulation, if object is *mesial* , then it is also *Buccal* clinically...
Yes. You are exactly correct. I kept it simple so that beginner dentists can understand easily. Thank you for your suggestions...
Thank you So much Sir 🙏🥰 You are giving so much knowledge that I couldn't get even in my college. Hat's off to you Sir 🙏
I watched the last two videos and gained a lot.will recommend them to many practitioners
Thanks a lot sir
Excellent informative lecture
You are the best! Thank you for this.
Today again i saw and learnt something
Thank you so much sir
You are such a person to share each and every experience as tip for us
Once again thank you
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Very useful and informative video Sir
Very helpful presentation sir
Thanks and welcome
Thank you Benin Sir ❤😊
Sir.. please make a video on Single Visit Root Canal Treatment 🙏🥰
Watched three videos…Informative!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir ,tips for dental practitioners... about how manage cardiac patient...
If we are going to do root canal treatment, other than complications from local anesthetic, we never will get any problem related to RCT. We should use Adrenalin free local anesthetic and antibiotic prophylaxis if indicated. After Myocardial Infarction, delay RCT for atleast 6 months. If the patient is healthy and even under long-term treatment for cardiac related diseases, RCT is NOT a contraindication. Even anticoagulants need not have to be stopped as we do for extraction. From my point of view, RCT is a very safe alternative for extraction in cardiac patients
@@smartdentistry thk u sir
Great video info! 🥰😍😘
I like multiple step RCT Sir
Regards from INDIA
BESTT videos sir
Looking forward for more 💯
Keep watching
thankyou so much sir for such a great information🙏😇
So nice of you
Sir can u please upload a full rct procedure done by u?
Sir I don't understand the 25:03 section of this video . When we should give the right or left turn while inserting the along the canal or after reaching the apex? Can you please explain sir?
Nogotiating the canal in watch winding motion. Clockwise and anticlockwise turns to negotiate the canal....
Very informative video. Sir can you please give me evidence of doing single visit in draining sinus??
Sir can u teach us different kinds of motions in root canal treatment?
Nice topic. I will make a video in this topic. Thank you for your suggestion
@@smartdentistry thank you so much sir
Great video 👍🏼
Thanks 👍
Regards Sir
Amazing 👌🏾
Thank you 🙌
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hard to understand this man
Kindly enable cc..... subtitles while watching the video. I have enabled it. Sorry for my accent....thank you for watching