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Hello Everyone!
I make videos on various Dental subjects and Dentistry related topics.
I try to use my knowledge of Dentistry and the passion of video editing, to make Dental videos that are easier and fun to understand.
Various Dental subjects like Oral Biology, Anatomy, Operative Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and many others soon to come!
Not only lectures but tune in for many demonstrations on Dental instruments, tooth anatomy, and many more!
For business inquiries contact at dentaleducation8@gmail.com
NOTE: NONE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VIDEOS IS TO BE USED FOR DIAGNOSIS PURPOSES. IT IS ONLY INTENDED FOR GENERAL GUIDANCE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
Thank you for your beloved support!
I make videos on various Dental subjects and Dentistry related topics.
I try to use my knowledge of Dentistry and the passion of video editing, to make Dental videos that are easier and fun to understand.
Various Dental subjects like Oral Biology, Anatomy, Operative Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and many others soon to come!
Not only lectures but tune in for many demonstrations on Dental instruments, tooth anatomy, and many more!
For business inquiries contact at dentaleducation8@gmail.com
NOTE: NONE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VIDEOS IS TO BE USED FOR DIAGNOSIS PURPOSES. IT IS ONLY INTENDED FOR GENERAL GUIDANCE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
Thank you for your beloved support!
Olfactory Nerve I Cranial Nerve I I 5 minute Neuroscience
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Today in this video I have discussed about the olfactory nerve, which is the first cranial nerve.
- Humans have twelve pairs of cranial nerves, and 31 pairs of spinal nerves. -- - The cranial nerves arise from the brain while the spinal nerves arise from the spinal cord.
- These nerves, whether it be cranial or spinal, have special functions to perform, providing sensory as well as motor control over the body.
- The cranial nerves perform functions of sensation, movement, and autonomic control.
- There are in total of twelve cranial nerves.
- The Olfactory nerve is the first cranial nerve among the twelve cranial nerves.
- Olfactory nerve, the first cranial nerve, is a pure sensory nerve that enables one’s sense of smell. Taking those senses from the nose and relaying It to specific areas of the brain.
- There are three important structures that are involved in carrying the sense of smell via the olfactory nerve.
- The olfactory nerve starts from the olfactory hairs which detect the smell, the olfactory nerve fibers that carry the sense and the olfactory bulb that is the end point. The olfactory bulb ultimately relays this information to the specific areas of the brain.
All of this is discussed in detail in the video. Watch the full video for more context.
Disclaimer:
Please don't be harsh on my accent or pronunciation of words, as I am not a native English speaker and neither do I live among people who speak English. Thank you :)
NONE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VIDEOS IS TO BE USED FOR DIAGNOSIS PURPOSES. IT IS ONLY INTENDED FOR GENERAL GUIDANCE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
Thank you for your beloved support!c
Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist
For business inquiries contact at dentaleducation8@gmail.com
Today in this video I have discussed about the olfactory nerve, which is the first cranial nerve.
- Humans have twelve pairs of cranial nerves, and 31 pairs of spinal nerves. -- - The cranial nerves arise from the brain while the spinal nerves arise from the spinal cord.
- These nerves, whether it be cranial or spinal, have special functions to perform, providing sensory as well as motor control over the body.
- The cranial nerves perform functions of sensation, movement, and autonomic control.
- There are in total of twelve cranial nerves.
- The Olfactory nerve is the first cranial nerve among the twelve cranial nerves.
- Olfactory nerve, the first cranial nerve, is a pure sensory nerve that enables one’s sense of smell. Taking those senses from the nose and relaying It to specific areas of the brain.
- There are three important structures that are involved in carrying the sense of smell via the olfactory nerve.
- The olfactory nerve starts from the olfactory hairs which detect the smell, the olfactory nerve fibers that carry the sense and the olfactory bulb that is the end point. The olfactory bulb ultimately relays this information to the specific areas of the brain.
All of this is discussed in detail in the video. Watch the full video for more context.
Disclaimer:
Please don't be harsh on my accent or pronunciation of words, as I am not a native English speaker and neither do I live among people who speak English. Thank you :)
NONE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VIDEOS IS TO BE USED FOR DIAGNOSIS PURPOSES. IT IS ONLY INTENDED FOR GENERAL GUIDANCE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.
Thank you for your beloved support!c
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The twelve Cranial Nerves explained in 4 minutes I 4 minute Neuroscience
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Today in this video I have briefly explained all the twelve cranial nerves, their functions, and their brief anatomy. - Humans have twelve pairs of cranial nerves, and 31 pairs of spinal nerves. - The cranial nerves arise from the brain while the spinal nerves arise from the spinal cord. - These nerves, whether it be cranial or spinal, have special functions to perform, providing sensory as wel...
Parts of Removable Partial Denture - Short & Complete
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In this video, I have discussed an overview of different components of a Removable Partial Denture (Cast Partial Denture) or different parts of the removable partial denture. - The RPD, or the removable partial denture is a very commonly used treatment option in dental practices. A removable partial denture is any denture that can be removed by the patient and does not require any expert dentis...
Anatomy of the Lips (Short & Complete) | Human Anatomy
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Instagram : bit.ly/3bcOuhd Website : studywiththedentist.com For business inquiries contact at dentaleducation8@gmail.com Description for the video: - The lips form the external boundary of the oral cavity. - The lips are paired with rich vascular structures, located outside the mouth, and are bound by the oral fissures. - The two lips, the upper and the lower, meet laterally at the angles of t...
Access Opening of Maxillary Central and Lateral Incisor I Endodontics
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In this lecture I have access preparation of maxillary central and lateral incisors in detail. What is access preparation of a teeth? How is access preparation of incisors performed? What are the objectives of endodontic access opening of the incisors? What are the principles of endodontic access opening? and many more... Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting ...
Anatomy of the Floor of the Mouth (Short & Complete) | Human Anatomy
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In this video, I have discussed about the complete anatomy of the floor of the mouth, anatomy of the tongue, blood supply of the floor of the mouth nerve supply of the muscles of the palate, mylohyoid bone, and various others. Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Instagram : bit.ly/3bcOuhd Website : studywiththedentist.com For business inquiries contact at den...
Anatomy of the Palate (Short & Complete) | Human Anatomy
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In this video, I have discussed about the complete anatomy of the palate. Hard palate and the soft palate, blood supply of the palate, nerve supply of the palate, muscles of the soft palate and various others. Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Instagram : bit.ly/3bcOuhd Website : studywiththedentist.com For business inquiries contact at dentaleducation8@gma...
Access Preparation I What is it? I Principles and Objectives I Endodontics
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In this lecture I have access preparation in detail. What is access preparation of a teeth? How is access preparation performed? What are the objectives of endodontic access opening? What are the principles of endodontic access opening? and many more... Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Instagram : bit.ly...
Apexification vs. Apexogenesis I Complete comparison I Endodontics
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In this lecture I have compared Apexification vs. Apexogenesis in detail. What is Apexogenesis? What is apexification ? What is the difference between Apexification vs. Apexogenesis? and many more... Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Video on Apexogenesis : czcams.com/video/NV7Hb8twPUo/video.html Video on...
Apexification | What is it? | Endodontics
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In this lecture I have discussed what is Apexification in detail. What is the procedure of Apexification? what is the goal of Apexification? how to perform apexification? Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Video on Reversible Pulpitis : czcams.com/video/yL20hC7EkLs/video.html Video on Irreversible Pulpitis...
Reversible Pulpitis vs. Irreversible Pulpitis | Endodontics
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In this lecture I have compared reversible pulpitis and irreversible pulpitis in detail. What is reversible pulpitis? What is irreversible pulpitis? What is the difference between reversible pulpitis and irreversible pulpitis? What is the treatment of reversible pulpitis and what is the treatment of irreversible pulpitis? Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting ...
Pulpotomy and Cvek's Pulpotomy | Endodontics
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In this lecture I have discussed Pulpotomy in detail. What is Pulpotomy? What is Cvek's Pulpotomy? What is the procedure of Cvek`s pulpotomy? What is the goal of pulpotomy? What is the difference between conventional and Cvek`s pulpotomy? Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Video on Reversible Pulpitis : cz...
Apexogenesis | What is it? | Endodontics
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-In this lecture I have discussed what is Apexogenesis in detail. What is the procedure of Apexogenesis? what is the goal of Apexogenesis? how to perform Apexogenesis and what are the possible outcomes of Apexogenesis? Subscribe @studywiththedentist for more on Dentistry Consider supporting me on Patreon : www.patreon.com/studywiththedentist Video on Reversible Pulpitis : czcams.com/video/yL20h...
Epinephrine Overdose | Complications of Local Anesthetics
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In this lecture I have discussed about the epinephrine overdose, why does it happen, how can you diagnose an epinephrine overdose and what to do when an epinephrine overdose does occur? What can be the management done during an epinephrine overdose Hello everyone, I hope all of you are doing well. 💉 Epinephrine is the most widely used vasoconstrictor in dentistry. Overdose reactions of vasocons...
ASA Physical Status Classification | Local Anesthesia
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ASA Physical Status Classification | Local Anesthesia
Pulp Calcifications | What is it? | Types, Treatment | Endodontics
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Pulp Calcifications | What is it? | Types, Treatment | Endodontics
Endodontic Clinical Question #1 | Practice Question
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Endodontic Clinical Question #1 | Practice Question
Basic Complications of Local Anesthesia | Complications of LA Part 1
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Basic Complications of Local Anesthesia | Complications of LA Part 1
Uncovering The Secret of Combining Procaine and Propoxycaine | Episode 1
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Uncovering The Secret of Combining Procaine and Propoxycaine | Episode 1
Pulp Polyp (Hyperplastic Pulpitis) | What is it? | Diagnosis, Treatment | Endodontics
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Pulp Polyp (Hyperplastic Pulpitis) | What is it? | Diagnosis, Treatment | Endodontics
Irreversible Pulpitis | Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment | Endodontics
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Irreversible Pulpitis | Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment | Endodontics
Reversible Pulpitis | Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment | Endodontics
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Reversible Pulpitis | Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment | Endodontics
The Edentulous State | Complete Denture (CD)
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The Edentulous State | Complete Denture (CD)
Types of Endodontic Infections | Endodontic Microbiology Part III
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Types of Endodontic Infections | Endodontic Microbiology Part III
Understanding Endodontic Infections | Endodontic Microbiology Part II
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Understanding Endodontic Infections | Endodontic Microbiology Part II
How to to do a Simple Interrupted Suture | Complete step by step guide
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How to to do a Simple Interrupted Suture | Complete step by step guide
10,000 Subscribers Special! | Study With The Dentist
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10,000 Subscribers Special! | Study With The Dentist
Rotary (ProTaper) on an Extracted Tooth | Demonstration (No Voice Over)
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Rotary (ProTaper) on an Extracted Tooth | Demonstration (No Voice Over)
Teacher's where ? Indian ?
Very informative
Plz upload the whole chapter
Great video! Thank you!
I am glad it was helpful :)
THIS VIDEO IS VERY HELPFUL ✨
I am glad it was helpful 🌟
Sir can you provide the name of the book used as reference in this video?
Welldone, very informative keep it up ....❤
What if there is a sinus tract associated?
Pulpectomy
Then it is a much deeper problem and needs to be looked upon.
More videos on prostho plzz
Crystal clear sir thank you !!!
I am glad it was helpful. Don't forget to share it with your colleagues :) Thank you !
Thank you 🙏🏻
You are most welcome :)
You’re welcome 😊
It was hard to understand just by looking at the pictures popped up on Google. This is a good video. Thanks ❤
I am glad it was helpful :)
Glad it was helpful!
You are Amazing 👍
You are too kind. Thank you :)
It’s very common with certain types of EDS.
One of the best videos on this topic ❤
I am glad it was helpfu :)
Finally understood it. JazakAllah
I am glad it was helpfu :)
bravo
Really really helpful! Studying for the foreign license exams and find your videos that actually making me understand more briefly! Please make videos on complete denture stability,support & retention and occlusion of the same!
I am glad it was helpful. Video on Complete denture are already in the making 🌟
simply amazingggg ❤ Very well explained!
I am glad they are helpful. More are certainly on there way :)
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Your videos are too good sir please never stop making these helpful and interesting videos. You make learning so easy and fun ☺️ Thank you
I am glad they are helpful. More are certainly on there way :) Do share it with your friends and colleagues.
Good vid🔥
I am glad they are helpful. More are certainly on there way :) Do share it with your friends and colleagues.
What about pulpitis acuta purulenta?
I will be discussing about that in my next video :)
Too good! Sir Lecture on support nd stability please...
I am glad they are helpful. More are certainly on there way :) Do share it with your friends and colleagues.
Sir part 3 plz fast
Sir plz 🙏 part 3 bell stage
Sir part 3
Good work sir, very good 🎉
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well explained.
Great❤
What the mand major connector of choice in class 4
hey there! just in the given case, what would you say the diagnosis is? chronic fibrous pulpitis or acute serous pulpitis? since you said that the patient's complaint is pain when chewing i was assuming at first that it was a case of acute serous pulpitis, but then when it was mentioned that symptoms and signs where not present whatsoever (Like thermal sensitivity or spontaneous pain) i concluded it is a case of chronic fibrous pulpitis. Can you clarify that?
Ty
Thank you dr 🙏
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
You are most welcome :)
perfect
Sirr please upload part 2 as well
Will be uploading more soon :)
well done
Thank you :)
Bro ..What major connector of choice in class 4 in mandible
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دیره زیاته مننه.
thank you dr. for teaching 3rd molars impaction classifications in a concise video. thank you so much!
I am glad it was helpful. More videos are on their way. Make sure to check them out as well :)
My pain seems to fall into the category of reversible, but it has been ongoing for over 8 months, so it doesn’t seem to be reversing. It began after a filling (when the tooth never hurt before the filling). Is there anything I can do to help it reverse at this point (like antibiotics) or do I most likely need a root canal?
I had a similar issue recently-pain on anything cold or hot touching the tooth and some pain too when I chewed on food. I was worried the tooth was infected and would eventually have to be pulled. The dentist took an X-Ray and couldn't see any evidence of an abscess, however, the tooth had an old filling in it and that was worn thin so the nerve was being affected. She removed the old filling and replaced it with a new one. The tooth seems to be settling down now and I can eat and drink pretty much as normal again. Anti-biotics will help with symptoms if there is an infection present, but it will only be temporary relief and the infection will return again, worse than before, and the tooth will have to be removed or else a root canal performed. Have your dentist check out that filling-maybe it isn't sealing the tooth properly. Best of luck, tooth ache can be very painful.
@@martinrea8548 Thanks for sharing your story. I had an x-ray at an endodontist yesterday, and it showed abscess forming around the tooth, so I guess I need a root canal. I'm in so much pain now, I can actually hardly wait 2 weeks for the root canal (that I thought I was trying to avoid!). They put me on antibiotics too, so hopefully that will help with some of the pain from the infection in the meantime.
@@mn_ice Hope it all goes well for you. Root canal isn't too bad really. I had one of them too. 👍
Thank you excellent explanation.
I hope it was helpful for you :)
Such a good video!
I am glad you liked it :)
انا من العراق 🇮🇶 واتابع فديواتك... انها رائعه ❤
Thank you for your kind support :)
Great work,please talk abit slower 💕
I have improved my speed in my future videos and will be improving on it further. Thank you for your feedback :)
Are dentists now using MRna in there anesthetics
Very good explained
I am glad it was helpful :)
Absolutely best
I am glad it was helpful :)