These videos are so helpful!! I’m currently a 1st year DDS student, these are the best to watch for annotations, lecture exams, and even wax-ups. Can’t wait for more!
Great question! The roots of baby teeth are usually gone/dissolved by the time they fall out. If your baby molar tooth came out without a root, that is completely normal. 😊
Those are going to be different from each other 👉Distolingual cusp ridge is a linear shaped ELEVATION coming from the cusp tip of the lingual cusp and goes in the distal direction 👉The distolingual triangular developmental groove is a linear shaped INDENTATION coming off the central developmental groove and goes distal and lingual in direction... the textbook I used for this video considers that a part of the central developmental groove which is why I don't discuss it in this video The distolingual triangular developmental groove is a branch off of the central developmental groove ... like a finger off of one of the peace signs
Learn the strategy for identifying teeth and acing your dental anatomy exams with my Cheatsheet here: dentalclarafication.ck.page/toothidentification
YES! Please do the rest of the posterior teeth!!
Will do! The next premolar video comes out this Friday 😁🦷
These videos are so helpful!! I’m currently a 1st year DDS student, these are the best to watch for annotations, lecture exams, and even wax-ups. Can’t wait for more!
YAY! So happy the videos are helping! Excited to continuing studying with you! 💕🦷
I'm 1st year dental student too
You're awesome, Dr. Clara! I'm currently in hygiene school and your videos have helped me immensely! Thank you :)
You are so welcome! So happy you are finding the videos helpful! Good luck with your studies 💕🦷
Waiting for maxillary second premolar
Video on maxillary second premolar coming Sept 22 😁
Waiting for the mandibular premolar
Videos on mandibular first and second premolars coming in October 😁
İ looove her videos they really help so much with studies
I love you, you explained this SO WELL! THANK YOU!
You're so welcome! I am so glad you found it helpful 💕🦷
we need the rest of the posterior teeth !
You forgot please?
You are so welcome! I hope to have more videos soon 🤞
In the interim, check out these other channels that cover dental anatomy 👇👇👇
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www.youtube.com/@PassTheDentalBoards/videos
Thank you 😭😭❤️❤️❤️god bless you
I’m so tired of that until I saw thiss 🥺💙
Hi Dr. Clara! Do you have the molars video out yet?
Your videos are absolutely amazing and super helpful! Please do the molar ones!
🤞🤞🤞 soon I hope. Life has gotten quite busy. In the interim check out these other channels that cover dental anatomy 👇
ua-cam.com/play/PLVmK7sDA_arFQsS1sxFXQMBxTb2-vCBsx.html&si=OjEtlegXIjvdgGoP
www.youtube.com/@PassTheDentalBoards/videos
Thank you so much Dr_ Clara 💕
You are so welcome 😊
Dr Clara I strongly request the molars morphology thanks ❤
🤞 Soon I hope. Life has gotten quite busy. In the interim check out these other channels that cover dental anatomy 👇👇👇👇👇👇
ua-cam.com/play/PLVmK7sDA_arFQsS1sxFXQMBxTb2-vCBsx.html&si=OjEtlegXIjvdgGoP
www.youtube.com/@PassTheDentalBoards/videos
@@dentalclarafication thank you so much love you 💕💕💕
very very helpful
So happy the video helped! 💕🦷
quick question when my baby upper molar tooth came out is it supposed to come out without the root?
Great question! The roots of baby teeth are usually gone/dissolved by the time they fall out. If your baby molar tooth came out without a root, that is completely normal. 😊
@@dentalclarafication Ok thank you so much!!
is the distolingual cusp ridge the same as the distal lingual triangular developmental groove?
Those are going to be different from each other
👉Distolingual cusp ridge is a linear shaped ELEVATION coming from the cusp tip of the lingual cusp and goes in the distal direction
👉The distolingual triangular developmental groove is a linear shaped INDENTATION coming off the central developmental groove and goes distal and lingual in direction... the textbook I used for this video considers that a part of the central developmental groove which is why I don't discuss it in this video
The distolingual triangular developmental groove is a branch off of the central developmental groove ... like a finger off of one of the peace signs