The hands are seen resting on patients head constantly which is a big no, and the rests change accordingly when this is corrected, apart from that its a helpful video.
what does semi - supine mean ? found this : "Supine comes from Latin and means to lie flat on one's back. In the semi-supine position, the person lies on their back but with the knees bent."
perry hotter that is the main thing. Anytime your neck is bent over you are straining the muscles on the opposite side. You will also notice that to bend your neck over to one side the opposite elbow has to stick out sideways. That will also strain he shoulders. Most others are great. Main idea is get the patient to conform to you first.
Agree with you, but you should be aware that proper head positioning can't be obtained unless you are using microscope where your head become staight to your back, but not all dentists can afford having microscope, therefore this video provide a rough idea how you position your self and your patient to acheive a proper tooth preparation. The reference for this demonstration was obtained from Contemporary fixed prosthodontics Book by Junhei Fujimoto, Martin F. Land, and Stephen F. Rosenstiel
Very useful. I will take that as my base and build on it.
Very nice presentation.
Thanks mann. İt was soo useful
Thank you
Very informative video thank you so much
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good job
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very helpful :D
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Super useful ❤.
Glad you think so!
Great, but if there was audio explanation it would be much more better
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very informative
Thank you
The hands are seen resting on patients head constantly which is a big no, and the rests change accordingly when this is corrected, apart from that its a helpful video.
You're welcome! Feel free to provide the source for the information, and we can discuss it further
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Can you please mention the references?
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The reference is Contemporary fixed prosthodontics by Dr. Steven Rosenthal
what does semi - supine mean ?
found this :
"Supine comes from Latin and means to lie flat on one's back. In the semi-supine position, the person lies on their back but with the knees bent."
You are smart
wonderful
what about occlusal surfaces ?? you only showed us buccal and palatal !
U r totally right
You are resting your hand over patient head
Yes
watching this video with this poor quality animation and without audio was much painful than my neck right now
My apologies
Poor operator head positioning
what do u mean exactly ? bent neck ?
perry hotter that is the main thing. Anytime your neck is bent over you are straining the muscles on the opposite side. You will also notice that to bend your neck over to one side the opposite elbow has to stick out sideways. That will also strain he shoulders. Most others are great. Main idea is get the patient to conform to you first.
thanx ! i almost always have neck pain :( but i think it will take some time till i learn how to properly sit
Agree with you, but you should be aware that proper head positioning can't be obtained unless you are using microscope where your head become staight to your back, but not all dentists can afford having microscope, therefore this video provide a rough idea how you position your self and your patient to acheive a proper tooth preparation.
The reference for this demonstration was obtained from Contemporary fixed prosthodontics
Book by Junhei Fujimoto, Martin F. Land, and Stephen F. Rosenstiel
والocclusal طز فيه؟
من فضلك استخدم لغة مناسبة
@@AzharFPD apologies
You are welcome
Very nice presentation.