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@@santinojozefmiller7721 The teeth bone is connected to the brain bone

@@openandaffordabledental4586 interesting.

@@slumbermaster6932 wow, thats a great compliment. Why not just come work with us? Dr Stott

Yes, wax rims are tough to make profitably in house. The wax always seems to not want to stick to record base. I would love to see how lab makes them so neat looking.

@@openandaffordabledental4586 yeah I’ve always wondered how they achieve that finish glazed look. There’s no way in hell I could ever pull that off lol. I broke my rims before a practical and was told to make it on my own. I couldn’t so I just gorilla glued it and passed lol

@@slumbermaster6932 Yeah, Ill make some in a pinch on a pt that traveled 2 hours. Best is to use the U shaped wax.

@@openandaffordabledental4586 wish we had those at school. I was wondering my school prefers to have me use allowax and the patient in the chair for nearly 1 hr because futzing with wax luted with more wax ruins everything. That’s why I prefer pvs

You a dentist or a dental student?

Yes, been crazy busy opening offices, will be back to posting videos soon.

Whats your email?

Glad we can help! Dr Stott

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Look what you've done. 11:51

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Nive try but that's wrong. 4:27

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Nice try but that's wrong. 4:27

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Nice one. 0:08

Problem is we do full mouth fillings and assistants dont know which tooth well start on especially if I get say 5 teeth numb in 2 quadrants and one quadrant numbs quicker, Ill start filling that quadrant, and many times the assistants dont know if we want to start on a smaller tooth or larger, best to have doc do it right before filling. Also if you pre setup, you might be first working on a large molar that needs the band to be its openest, so there are game time decisions that rarely allow for a pre set up band.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Look what you've done. 12:07

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This is the correct solution. 6:35

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Nice one. 4:27

​@@openandaffordabledental4586No no. This kind of mark cannot be seen again. 0:45

Bite registration material. Defend Brand

Yes, will work on it

Absolutely, let me make one tomorrow. Dr Stott

Its very procedure specific which is more contaminated, which is why it probably doesn’t matter too much.

Debatable, if you look at 10 reliable sources, usually from dental assistant schools or hygiene schools, they either don’t mention an order or have it together. Videos across the Internet are mostly the same. Thanks for the input!

Yes, just not on valplast

I've also had issues earlier in my career, where the patient either doesn't bite down hard enough or bites off, and then the hard reline is too thick or wrong, so I would respectfully say I would almost never trust the patient to bite down, because it has a chance of being wrong. Thanks for the comment. - Dr. Stott

I'm with you on this. I am a denturist. Patient should always bite into occlusion, after you seat it, squeezing material out, but don't seat completely. Make sure you watch to see the mandible is retruded snd relaxed. Verify CR a few times and you are good.

@@SnakeDoctor5104 I would agree, occasionally, and I mean one in 50 times Ill have the pt bite down. The issue is that many times Im trying to remove excess hard reline material from back of mouth and throat. This material used to get extremely hot, so it was imperative to remove excess. They changed their formula and it doesnt get as hot as it used to.

I just completed one right now, and the bigger chance of error is the pt not biting hard enough and them feeling its too thick vs a bite issue. Im voting for doc seating it and holding it in place every time.

This is made mostly for my staff and training new assistants, decided to let the public watch what we do. Not trying to be youtube famous. Thanks for watching.

Glad to be informative. Dr Stott

Yes, see extraction videos.

I graduated in 2013, and have been putting in 72 hour clinical weeks mostly since then.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586You c-can do this, Mr P-Potter. K-k-keep trying.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This cannot be happening to me.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Nice one. 4:27

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This cannot be. 1:07

Yes, sooner you use loupes, the more your eyes will become accustomed and will require greater and greater magnification in career. Delay that if possible.

Eyes get accustomed to loupes and require greater and greater magnification during career, delay that as much as possible. If open contacts were so bad, why do down syndrome people have no inter proximal caries? Not trying for open contacts, but if they happen its not the end of the world. How often do they happen, maybe once in 500 teeth.

@@openandaffordabledental4586 delay the best possible dentistry only possible using optimal magnification? Smh

@@loganduncan501 , millions of opinions out there, this came from my professor last year of dental school, he was in 50s and said he regretted getting into loupes so early. Everyones body is different. Ive corrected a lot of margins from dentists that use loupes. Many doctors get too caught up on perfection, need to be very good every time. But clock is ticking the second pt sits down, need to be efficient and very good.

Open contacts dont lead to caries, dont think I said that.

Glad you enjoyed it. Dr Stott

@@openandaffordabledental4586 Yes , enjoy this video... Post some special case of surgical extraction and impacted wisdom extraction

For sure!

Thanks. We try as hard as possible to make it easy on the patient.

Its all calculated.

Hello Justin

Yes, I’ll try to video today. I almost never give a palatal unless the pt requests it. Ill explain more on the video. Dr Stott

@@openandaffordabledental4586 fantastic. I’ll keep my eyes open for the updates. Would love to see your use of dental dams also. You seem to have so many little tricks and tips, I believe I could learn a lot from your videos. Anyways, have a great day 😌

@@Barrychuckle666 Yes, will do a dental dam placement video. Also will upload video on who I am and why I have so many tricks. Youre watching the dentist who has done the most clinical dentistry in the last 10 years. Ive worked 6 12 hour shifts or 72 hours per week for most of my career, so all of these videos come with a TON of clinical tips. Dr Stott

@@openandaffordabledental4586 patiently awaiting your fantastic videos sir.

@@Barrychuckle666 recorded, will upload tonight

Unfortunately the numbing gel has been proven to just be a placebo and it actually doesnt numb where it needs to numb, which is under the mucosa. This is the best of all worlds and pts feel this less than with topical anesthesia.

Yes, I never quite understood why dentists felt they needed to shell out that gingival anatomy they worked so hard to capture on the 2ndary impression. Also it makes no sense to reduce their VDO by shelling it out. Thanks for the response. Dr Stott

I had to redo mine a few times to get it right. Ended up doing it in stages. There was a lot of extra space to fill in. But it worked out. Their just immediates, but i got them pretty comfortable and good suction.

Perche non parla italiano?

@@GiuseppaSalme Maybe because were not Italian. Why don't you speak English? Video is in English, every one else is speaking English. Why not you?

Absolutely, I would say the only reason I prep is shiny dentin that needs better micromechanical adhesion, or if there is stain. I avoid preparing with a bur if its small and I could nick the gingiva or if the patient is sensitive. Dr. Stott

Hey, thanks so much for the feedback, yes, more videos to come.

The easiest way to get open contacts is to understand the xray sensor and xray source need to be exactly perpendicular to the central grooves or exactly parallel to the embrasures. Make sure you inspect your xray sensor is able to fit exactly parallel to the embrasures, if not you might need to switch to a smaller sensor. You might need to practice with the patient a few times to ensure they aren’t moving it. After you see its exactly parallel only then line up you xray source to the XCP arm. Make sure again the source is exactly parallel to the XCP arm. Couple of observations, if you are in dental school or hygiene school, understand you need to know what perfection is, but you will only need to be very good all the time. No one in real dentistry will expect you to get it right every time. And no patient will allow you to retake an xray 10 times to open a contact. And no doctor that wants to keep their staff will request you to retake Xrays every time they see an overlap. I’ve requested my hygienist to retake their X-rays exactly 0 times in the 8 years we’ve worked together.

I very rarely have to use a cord, it would only be if the gingiva is collapsing into the lesion.

@@openandaffordabledental4586 Thank you sir for your reply.

Absolutely

Yes, always filming

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Just because you can't see it again cannot mean they're not out there.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Just because you cannot see them again cannot mean they hadn't arrived.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Cannot mean. 4:27

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Awesome, Im glad the video helped. Dr Stott

​@@openandaffordabledental4586That's not it, Mr P-P-Potter.

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@@openandaffordabledental4586 Thank you very much

Not many patients are willing to part with their denture when they can get it done chairside. Dr Stott

Emily, glad you saw the video. We work extremally hard to make your experience predictable and safe and comfortable. Dr. Stott

​@@openandaffordabledental4586That's not it, Mr P-P-Potter.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This is wrong.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This cannot concern you. 4:27

​@@openandaffordabledental4586Very nice. 6:49

Glad you liked it!

​@@openandaffordabledental4586You c-can do this, Mr P-Potter. K-k-keep trying.

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​@@openandaffordabledental4586No, This kind of do not be seen again. 4:54

​@@openandaffordabledental4586There can be no more needing it. 5:39

Thanks for watching the videos, glad you enjoy them. Dr Stott

​@@openandaffordabledental4586That's not it, Mr P-P-Potter.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This is for doing it.

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This can't see me again. 5:13

​@@openandaffordabledental4586This don't do it. 7:44