Assalamalaikum sir Alhamdulillah aap un behtreen logon m s ek hai jinhe follow krke dentistry as well as Deen dono behter s behtreen ho rha hain. Dental practice m Sach btaya ja rha hai Alhamdulillah sukoon mil rha hai Allah aapko salamat rkhe sir
Sir how beatifully you have made this educational content. Next level sir. So well explained, you have managed explaining a very difficult case, in super point on diagnosis. Huge respect.
Thank you sir for such a important topic you discussed... I have just opened my clinic 1yr ago... And feel hopeless in such type of case... Sir we would be thankful if you kindly discuss about what to do if food impaction is in btw two teeh(not crown and tooth)
Very good topics and to the point explanations.....awesome videos...Could u please elaborate on retraction cord placement and which cord to use....I have been trying since long but fail to put in the cord properly even in anteriors...Please make a video on this...will be very helpful
AOA doctor i am a fellow dentist from lahore and am really impressed with your record keeping and wanted some advise on the setup for it P.S I have a very small and new setup
Thank you sir for this video series....there was just one question arised in my mind...that we can give the crown margin on the fillings?? As far I know margin should be on the natural tooth structure
Dr faizan plz make a video how to manage an angry pt who wants to complaint because he z not happy with the treatment provided to him by the dentist . Thanx
सर पेशेंट को इतनी सारी बात बताने के बाद जो कॉस्ट कटिंग की बात हम करते हैं पेशेंट बोलता है कि यह डॉक्टर हमें बेवकूफ बना रहा है और वह दूसरे डॉक्टर के पास जाता है वह सिर्फ cap चेंज कर देता है तो patient सोचता है की प्रॉब्लम सॉल्व हो गई itni मेहनत maine की सब कुछ उसे बताया समझाया और उसने ट्रीटमेंट कहीं और से कराया और यह एक पेशेंट के साथ में नहीं है कई पेशेंट के साथ में है तो ऐसे पेशेंट का क्या करना चाहिए Love from india☺️
Sir, Hopefully you are doing well.😇 Thank you for uploading another helpful and informative case discussion.😇😇 0:33: Indeed a great initiative...👌✨ This would be very helpful for the future dentists and also recent graduates too. 💯👌Day in and day out, I have been doing such cases .At first, I was really amazed to see a common everyday case like this one being uploaded in the Case discussion series.😃😃😃 Your work always exceeds my expectations.👌👏✨🤩🤩 But, your work never really fails to impress and it always helps your subscribers to learn in a better way.🤍🤍✨ Apart from your clinical cases , this is the most important thing which I do appreciate wholeheartedly.😇🙏 I'm amazed at the sudden change in the format of the case discussion series.😯 I never expected that to happen.😯😃 But, I always welcome unexpected surprises in my life.😃😌 But, soon I could realise that, it is highly important to hold a strong grip over easy cases too , and then move towards difficult ones. ☝️And there would still be some aspect of easy cases, where I would want to correct myself, and I would really love to re-learn from you and I would want to correct myself on things which I have been doing incorrectly.☝️ Thank you for providing us all the opportunity to learn more from you.😇 1:38: So True💯 4:51: Though, I might be wrong on my part, for me it is not good to comment upon cases which I haven't seen clinically, so forgive me for any mistakes of mine. The bone loss in this case somehow appears to me as a moderate one, and the condition is better than some of the severe cases of Periodontitis that I have seen in the recent past years. If in the presented case, the patient told that she tries to get her medical and dental checkup plus treatments done routinely , plus seeing the condition of her teeth at the age of 65 years , is something that makes me think this patient is quite a health cautious person, but has difficulty in brushing of teeth. Yes, the dexterity part I do understand that very well, and maybe she is unable to brush her teeth in a proper way and I fully understand that. Waterpik is a really good option.☝️ Thank you for adding this little element of patient education in each of your videos. This patient education element in each of your videos itself is quite helpful enough for raising awareness amongst the patients who regularly wait for your videos. 😇😄 Hat's off to you.🙏😇Your efforts deserve every appreciation.👌✨ The Electric toothbrush too was invented in the first place to counteract the problem of patients with Special needs and Differently-abled patients and also for Geriatric patients who gradually lose dexterity . Hence, electric toothbrushes came into its very existence only to help such patients brush their teeth properly. But, unfortunately, the electric toothbrushes have been marketed wrongly.☝️ As a result of that , we now have people as young as 18-24 year olds using some of the most expensive electric toothbrushes to save their toothbrushing time so that they are able to focus on other things in their respective lives, What an Irony ...🙂🙂🙂 Another trend in India which is pointed out by most of my seniors and something that I have personally observed too, that over hundreds of female patients, who never really had any severe issues with the teeth, but they aren't able to take salty food due to burning sensation around the gums , and this is when there are no other associated medical conditions or any other specific habit associated lesions or any other type of lesions present in the oral cavity of such patients. I have seen female patients as young as 30 year olds, having moderate to severe bone loss, many times accompanied with severe periodontal issues, especially when there isn't any positive family history or potential predisposing risk factors, any other associated conditions etc. In women good hormones are such a blessing but sometimes it might get affected from the quality of life they lead plus the dietary issues too matters a lot in maintaining the healthy levels of blood cells and hormones. So , the generalised bone loss problem is something which is becoming common nowadays. 8:34 : This is the most common fear of mine.😅🥲 Mostly, I have seen that old fillings and post-ob restorations can last if the crown has not been dislodged. In some of my cases , kbhi kbhi toh Crown bhi dislodged hota tha , Post-ob re-restoration bhi krni pdti thi, agr kbhi RCT repeat krne kii zrurt hoti thi toh uske liye bhi patients ko alg se convince krna pdta tha. I agree pichhle wale Dentist ne sb kuch toh boht achi tarah se nhi kra hoga due to limitations of materials , pr phir bhi kuch kaam toh unhone theek kra hii tha at least .🙂 11:30 : Pro-tip is amazing.💯😄 Yeah , I heard about the rule of assumption v/s exceptions in the case of M.B 2 and the one regarding excavation and reviewing of the carious lesion and it's correlation from radiolucency on radiograph , this was told by my Seniors too. But, indeed this is a great Pro-tip , such pro-tips are helpful reminders for me to somehow know that I'm on the right path.Also, such tips are really helpful for my juniors too. Indeed for me and all my juniors, you have been a great and generous Mentor.😇😄 I'll always be thankful to you.🙏😇☺️ 13:46: I must say that the lesion present subgingivally and below the level of C.E.J is very difficult to approach.💯I remember during my initial days of doing restorations , a Class 2 or MOD extending very deep subgingivally used to be the most difficult thing for me. It's only after practicing upon so many patients , that I'm able to complete such cases with a little bit of confidence. However, I'm fully able to feel the difficulty level here in this case in terms of accessibility. Such fillings are never easy, it's always a time taking procedure. The toughest part which is maintaining proper isolation subgingivally, where there usually is a bleeding problem, retraction cord is the absolute need in such cases.💯 Indirect vision works fine for me when I work with maxillary arch, wese bhi humare seniors bolte the kii Endo /Restorative dentistry mein kaam perfect krna hai toh Indirect vision aur accessibility pr zyada zor dena pdta hai. This is why ever since the beginning of my professional experience with patients, I worked upon perfecting all 7's and 8's in all four quadrants which gave me a good practice of indirect vision and I worked upon patients with restricted mouth opening too and even worked on buccally placed upper 8's for better practice of accessibility. 14:05 : Local anaesthetic dene waali trick Aapne pehle bhi batayi huwi hai, purani waali case discussion videos mein, and ever since that day, I have been following your advice , and it always helps me and every single time I use that trick, I am always thankful, and I still would thank you for always providing such amazing tips.😇 I would say this case was not very complex but was rather tricky and that the affected tooth has been very nicely restored and saved by you.👏✨ Commendable work.💯💯👌👌 14:37 : One at a time.. mujhe mere favourite senior ki yaad aa gyi yeh sunte hii..😄 Main bhi hmesha one restoration at a time hii prefer krti hun.☺️😄 15:46 : Great sense of humour.👌👌✨✨🤣🤣🤣 17:33: Many patients still prefer metal crowns as it is available at hospitals at a very low price, costing around 700 rupees, so many patients readily opt for it. But, for other patients who want PFM, then doing slight modifications as per occlusion is really a very good option.✨ 18:49 : This is the most helpful tip of the entire video.💯☝️ 19:58 : Another helpful tip that I needed to hear and know.✨✨ As always, I'm sharing this video ahead so that it would benefit others too. May God reward you and your loved ones with lots of happiness, good and prosperity.✨ Much Appreciation for you.☺️🙏 Stay Blessed Always.😇 Best Regards 🙏💐😇 P.S: October 16 is World Endodontics Day. Happy World Endodontics Day.☺️✨
Sir how beatifully you have made this educational content. Next level sir. So well explained, you have managed explaining a very difficult case, in super point on diagnosis. Huge respect.
These videos are gonna be really really helpful for future dentists. Thanks Dr Faizan.
Keep it up dr.faizan your student from india god bless you
I can't thank you enough for bringing dentistry up-front ❤
Assalamalaikum sir
Alhamdulillah aap un behtreen logon m s ek hai jinhe follow krke dentistry as well as Deen dono behter s behtreen ho rha hain. Dental practice m Sach btaya ja rha hai Alhamdulillah sukoon mil rha hai Allah aapko salamat rkhe sir
these daily routine case studies are best..
Great sir ❤
Sir your case discussion series really help me study and solve clinical cases using your videos thank you so much
Sir how beatifully you have made this educational content. Next level sir. So well explained, you have managed explaining a very difficult case, in super point on diagnosis. Huge respect.
Beautiful video sir
World meeds more mentor like you.
English subtitles will be useful for those non hindi viewers like me,am from Kerala nd loved ur topics nd videos❤
Keep growing thku 👍
Very informative video
Asalamualaikum bhai..
Very helpful
Thank you so much for sharing
please make a video on deep margin elevation
Sir,
Please keep making case discussion videos.
Thanks a lot🙏😇☺️
Thank you sir for such a important topic you discussed... I have just opened my clinic 1yr ago... And feel hopeless in such type of case... Sir we would be thankful if you kindly discuss about what to do if food impaction is in btw two teeh(not crown and tooth)
Very good topics and to the point explanations.....awesome videos...Could u please elaborate on retraction cord placement and which cord to use....I have been trying since long but fail to put in the cord properly even in anteriors...Please make a video on this...will be very helpful
AOA doctor
i am a fellow dentist from lahore and am really impressed with your record keeping and wanted some advise on the setup for it
P.S I have a very small and new setup
U are god of dentristy😊😊
May b amalgam has created secondary caries in proximal area.. but i m surprised by two different fillings on same tooth
Thank you sir for this video series....there was just one question arised in my mind...that we can give the crown margin on the fillings??
As far I know margin should be on the natural tooth structure
Faizan Bhai the great
Hello DrFaizan can this spacing also may be because of deflective occlusal contact or plunger cusp?
Dr faizan plz make a video how to manage an angry pt who wants to complaint because he z not happy with the treatment provided to him by the dentist . Thanx
Sir how to do that subcrestal filling and which is the material used
सर पेशेंट को इतनी सारी बात बताने के बाद जो कॉस्ट कटिंग की बात हम करते हैं पेशेंट बोलता है कि यह डॉक्टर हमें बेवकूफ बना रहा है और वह दूसरे डॉक्टर के पास जाता है वह सिर्फ cap चेंज कर देता है तो patient सोचता है की प्रॉब्लम सॉल्व हो गई itni मेहनत maine की सब कुछ उसे बताया समझाया और उसने ट्रीटमेंट कहीं और से कराया और यह एक पेशेंट के साथ में नहीं है कई पेशेंट के साथ में है तो ऐसे पेशेंट का क्या करना चाहिए
Love from india☺️
Sir what to do if food lodgement is between 2 tooth ( not crown and tooth?
Sir,
Hopefully you are doing well.😇
Thank you for uploading another helpful and informative case discussion.😇😇
0:33: Indeed a great initiative...👌✨
This would be very helpful for the future dentists and also recent graduates too. 💯👌Day in and day out, I have been doing such cases .At first, I was really amazed to see a common everyday case like this one being uploaded in the Case discussion series.😃😃😃
Your work always exceeds my expectations.👌👏✨🤩🤩
But, your work never really fails to impress and it always helps your subscribers to learn in a better way.🤍🤍✨
Apart from your clinical cases , this is the most important thing which I do appreciate wholeheartedly.😇🙏
I'm amazed at the sudden change in the format of the case discussion series.😯
I never expected that to happen.😯😃
But, I always welcome unexpected surprises in my life.😃😌
But, soon I could realise that, it is highly important to hold a strong grip over easy cases too , and then move towards difficult ones. ☝️And there would still be some aspect of easy cases, where I would want to correct myself, and I would really love to re-learn from you and I would want to correct myself on things which I have been doing incorrectly.☝️
Thank you for providing us all the opportunity to learn more from you.😇
1:38: So True💯
4:51: Though, I might be wrong on my part, for me it is not good to comment upon cases which I haven't seen clinically, so forgive me for any mistakes of mine.
The bone loss in this case somehow appears to me as a moderate one, and the condition is better than some of the severe cases of Periodontitis that I have seen in the recent past years.
If in the presented case, the patient told that she tries to get her medical and dental checkup plus treatments done routinely , plus seeing the condition of her teeth at the age of 65 years , is something that makes me think this patient is quite a health cautious person, but has difficulty in brushing of teeth.
Yes, the dexterity part I do understand that very well, and maybe she is unable to brush her teeth in a proper way and I fully understand that.
Waterpik is a really good option.☝️
Thank you for adding this little element of patient education in each of your videos. This patient education element in each of your videos itself is quite helpful enough for raising awareness amongst the patients who regularly wait for your videos. 😇😄
Hat's off to you.🙏😇Your efforts deserve every appreciation.👌✨
The Electric toothbrush too was invented in the first place to counteract the problem of patients with Special needs and Differently-abled patients and also for Geriatric patients who gradually lose dexterity . Hence, electric toothbrushes came into its very existence only to help such patients brush their teeth properly.
But, unfortunately, the electric toothbrushes have been marketed wrongly.☝️
As a result of that , we now have people as young as 18-24 year olds using some of the most expensive electric toothbrushes to save their toothbrushing time so that they are able to focus on other things in their respective lives, What an Irony ...🙂🙂🙂
Another trend in India which is pointed out by most of my seniors and something that I have personally observed too, that over hundreds of female patients, who never really had any severe issues with the teeth, but they aren't able to take salty food due to burning sensation around the gums , and this is when there are no other associated medical conditions or any other specific habit associated lesions or any other type of lesions present in the oral cavity of such patients.
I have seen female patients as young as 30 year olds, having moderate to severe bone loss, many times accompanied with severe periodontal issues, especially when there isn't any positive family history or potential predisposing risk factors, any other associated conditions etc. In women good hormones are such a blessing but sometimes it might get affected from the quality of life they lead plus the dietary issues too matters a lot in maintaining the healthy levels of blood cells and hormones. So , the generalised bone loss problem is something which is becoming common nowadays.
8:34 : This is the most common fear of mine.😅🥲
Mostly, I have seen that old fillings and post-ob restorations can last if the crown has not been dislodged. In some of my cases , kbhi kbhi toh Crown bhi dislodged hota tha , Post-ob re-restoration bhi krni pdti thi, agr kbhi RCT repeat krne kii zrurt hoti thi toh uske liye bhi patients ko alg se convince krna pdta tha. I agree pichhle wale Dentist ne sb kuch toh boht achi tarah se nhi kra hoga due to limitations of materials , pr phir bhi kuch kaam toh unhone theek kra hii tha at least .🙂
11:30 : Pro-tip is amazing.💯😄
Yeah , I heard about the rule of assumption v/s exceptions in the case of M.B 2 and the one regarding excavation and reviewing of the carious lesion and it's correlation from radiolucency on radiograph , this was told by my Seniors too. But, indeed this is a great Pro-tip , such pro-tips are helpful reminders for me to somehow know that I'm on the right path.Also, such tips are really helpful for my juniors too. Indeed for me and all my juniors, you have been a great and generous Mentor.😇😄
I'll always be thankful to you.🙏😇☺️
13:46: I must say that the lesion present subgingivally and below the level of C.E.J is very difficult to approach.💯I remember during my initial days of doing restorations , a Class 2 or MOD extending very deep subgingivally used to be the most difficult thing for me. It's only after practicing upon so many patients , that I'm able to complete such cases with a little bit of confidence.
However, I'm fully able to feel the difficulty level here in this case in terms of accessibility. Such fillings are never easy, it's always a time taking procedure.
The toughest part which is maintaining
proper isolation subgingivally, where there usually is a bleeding problem, retraction cord is the absolute need in such cases.💯
Indirect vision works fine for me when I work with maxillary arch, wese bhi humare seniors bolte the kii Endo /Restorative dentistry mein kaam perfect krna hai toh Indirect vision aur accessibility pr zyada zor dena pdta hai. This is why ever since the beginning of my professional experience with patients, I worked upon perfecting all 7's and 8's in all four quadrants which gave me a good practice of indirect vision and I worked upon patients with restricted mouth opening too and even worked on buccally placed upper 8's for better practice of accessibility.
14:05 : Local anaesthetic dene waali trick Aapne pehle bhi batayi huwi hai, purani waali case discussion videos mein, and ever since that day, I have been following your advice , and it always helps me and every single time I use that trick, I am always thankful, and I still would thank you for always providing such amazing tips.😇 I would say this case was not very complex but was rather tricky and that the affected tooth has been very nicely restored and saved by you.👏✨
Commendable work.💯💯👌👌
14:37 : One at a time.. mujhe mere favourite senior ki yaad aa gyi yeh sunte hii..😄 Main bhi hmesha one restoration at a time hii prefer krti hun.☺️😄
15:46 : Great sense of humour.👌👌✨✨🤣🤣🤣
17:33: Many patients still prefer metal crowns as it is available at hospitals at a very low price, costing around 700 rupees, so many patients readily opt for it.
But, for other patients who want PFM, then doing slight modifications as per occlusion is really a very good option.✨
18:49 : This is the most helpful tip of the entire video.💯☝️
19:58 : Another helpful tip that I needed to hear and know.✨✨
As always, I'm sharing this video ahead so that it would benefit others too.
May God reward you and your loved ones with lots of happiness, good and prosperity.✨
Much Appreciation for you.☺️🙏
Stay Blessed Always.😇
Best Regards 🙏💐😇
P.S:
October 16 is World Endodontics Day.
Happy World Endodontics Day.☺️✨
Best line - " Mae nahi chah rah mere implant lag jaye "😅😂😂😂
Sir crown is tra overhang ni hoga?
Dr faizan how can I get your appointment I'm from karachi
I have same problem
Show pictures of filling. Intraorally. And what material was used for filling.
Sir brushing breakfast se phele krna chaheye yaa baad mae ?
Baad ma
sir you said earlier that tooth no 7 had crown so why didnt you crown that tooth which had problem and gave crown to 6
Filling same appointment me kri jis appointment me crown remove kia ya next appointment me ?
Ye fillings kren ge kese? Ye tou gums se bht neechay hen sir
Why perio treatment is not advised to the patient ?
he did advise
Address kidef hai tumara
Sir how beatifully you have made this educational content. Next level sir. So well explained, you have managed explaining a very difficult case, in super point on diagnosis. Huge respect.