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Dr. Huang Detroit Mercy Dental lecture
United States
Приєднався 20 січ 2018
Відео
2. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for RPD & Kennedy Classification
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2. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for RPD & Kennedy Classification
5. Biomechanical Considerations & Fulcrum Line
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5. Biomechanical Considerations & Fulcrum Line
7. Direct Retainer and Indirect Retainer
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7. Direct Retainer and Indirect Retainer
11. Occlusal Scheme, RPD Delivery and Post Treatment Care
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11. Occlusal Scheme, RPD Delivery and Post Treatment Care
16. Interim Removable Partial Dentures
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16. Interim Removable Partial Dentures
RPD Mouth preparation and other issues
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RPD Mouth preparation and other issues
1. Introduction of RPD module in DRD 8005: Components of the Removable Partial Denture Framework
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1. Introduction of RPD module in DRD 8005: Components of the Removable Partial Denture Framework
9. RPD impression and Altered cast technique
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9. RPD impression and Altered cast technique
15. Considerations for the Use of Dental Implants With Removable Partial Dentures
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15. Considerations for the Use of Dental Implants With Removable Partial Dentures
Implants Biology and Biomechanics 2020
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Implants Biology and Biomechanics 2020
Implants Introduction and History 2020
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Implants Introduction and History 2020
Diagnosis & Treatment Planning: A Prosthodontic Perspective
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Diagnosis & Treatment Planning: A Prosthodontic Perspective
❤ very informative lecturer Thank you
thank you so much!! God bless you!
More such videos plz
Thank you very much
Thank you ❤
amazing lecture, thank you, from a pros resident :)
I’m getting eight implants and partial dentures next month I’m nervous I hope it works out OK I couldn’t afford a whole mouth of implants so but I also did not want full on dentures I wanted something to hold it in place so it wouldn’t fall out Hopefully this is a good option for me.
Great video! Thanks!
Thank you so much for explaining in such great detail! I wish our lecturers took the time to explain it this way. You've definitely helped me hate prosthodontics less 🤣🤣
3rd year dental student here. Great video! Thanks
thanks for this great lecture, can you please Dr suggest any textbooks or articles for further reading about surveyed crown.
Dear Reemi, Thanks for the feedback. My personal preference is Kratochvil's fundamentals of removable partial dentures Chapter 15. It includes the basic and easier concept for students' daily practice. If you want to know more lab procedures and alternative designs, Contemporary Fixed Prosthodontics 4th Chapter 21 is a good reference for this topic even though it is considered a Fixed prosthetics textbook.
What's all that green on the frame???
Hello Mike, The green is the Occlude spray which was mentioned on video 3:31 to 4:08. It is used to detect the contact area between framework to the teeth and tissue.
I am a dentist from Thailand. Related from your clip, I have a question. In case, the implant assisted RPD in Kenedy Cl 1 or 2 by place the implant in area of distal extension and use attachment on the implant, this implant acts like against the movement of RPD. In your opinion, is an indirect retainer still necessary? Thanks for your help.
Hello Darin Dent. This is a great question. Yes, the direct retainer is still necessary. Implant attachment is not fully fixed so the movement of RPD around the fulcrum line still exists. To prevent the major connector from being displaced toward the tissue and tissue impingement, the indirect retainer is needed.
thx for your help.
If you also teach fixed prosth or complete dentures, I would appreciate you posting your lectures as well! those would be helpful too! Your videos are helping me through dental school. Thank you!
Nice …keep going 🤍
Ok
Informative 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Varun. Glad it helps.
Thanks a lot Doc! This is one video which really gives a good explanation of the technique. Really helpful! Just one question, you said that we need to minimize amount of relief in primary stress bearing area so that tray is more close to the area. In the last slides, you say that we first put wax on the bilateral distal extension edentulous area, then put framework over it then put triad. So, here are we adding wax all over the posterior edentulous area or only on areas other than primary stress bearing areas? Thanks.
Hi Amandeep, you asked a great question! In anatomic impression method, we usually use one layer of wax on tooth-born area and two layers of wax on edentulous area. However, in functional impression method, only one layer of wax on edentulous area. So you can see the difference. We still need the wax for impression material space and that's why I called it "minimize" not "eliminate". For your question, add wax all over the posterior edentulous area is correct because we still need to take full impression of edentulous area.
@@dr.huangdetroitmercydental4803 thanks a lot for the clarification Dr Huang. Much appreciated!
Love this and I thank you highly! Very clean and concise.
That was more than amazing and easy explanation... Thanks a million Dr. H
Mam your videos are very good...So helpful ...Please make a video on intracanal medicaments