Hello Dr Thanks for such an informative video. If you are planning to give an occlusal splint on clencher/ bruxer would you recommend giving a manibular or maxillary one ?? Thanks
Thank you so much sir...very well understood... sir if a patient is a clencher with decrease VD and having intact non functional cusp in posterior and less attrited functional cusp, although it is a full mouth rehabilitation case but patient only wants anterior teeth to be treated so how to manage this type of case? Thank you...
Topics for season 3 Dear Sir Please talk on jaw relation concept and occlusion in complete denture,as we most of clinicians don't have much clear concept on these topics and we deal with CD patients regularly in day to day practice. Thanks in advance.
So what kind of material do you recommend for full restoration? I have both of this problem and need also put implants on all chewing upper teeth because of this and malocclusion, after splint terapy and laser paradontal care..🤕 I'm in Italy and thinking go to Turkey, doctors there proposed monolithic crowns, but I'm affraid monolithic serms like a stone in the mouth and may destroy upper implants and bones in a long run? and even if I will use a nightguard?..🤔 Maybe is it better restore oclusion with soft material that consumed itself or can break with a time like eMax or composite, but don't break implants? I don't know what to do..🤕 can not chew for a year already
Thanks for this very informative video, sor
Thanks
Very informative... Gratitude sir...
Thank you doctor for this video
Absolute gems by u Sir , immense pleasure listening u everytime
Love d way u teach doc!!
Very well explained sir
THANK YOU
Very useful sir , Thank you 🙏🏻
Hello Dr
Thanks for such an informative video.
If you are planning to give an occlusal splint on clencher/ bruxer would you recommend giving a manibular or maxillary one ??
Thanks
Always a pleasure listening and learning from you .kudos
Thanx a ton doc...for discussing this topic
Thank you sir 😊
very informative sir, love alligator and cow bite example u gave
Very useful sir 👍👍
Thank u sir.... 🙏🏻
Most welcome
Thank you Sir ❤
Amazing!
Masterpiece ❤
Amazing presentation 👏
Glad you liked it
awesome explanation....
Glad you liked it
Great short lecture :)
Thank you so much sir...very well understood... sir if a patient is a clencher with decrease VD and having intact non functional cusp in posterior and less attrited functional cusp, although it is a full mouth rehabilitation case but patient only wants anterior teeth to be treated so how to manage this type of case? Thank you...
Thank you Dr
Simple, crisp... I follow you on IG as well, lovely as always sir❤
Too informative lecture.What is that book sir which you mentioned in between video. I want that.
i want this book.where can i buy
Sir, when is your next on site FMR course?
Muscles of mastication condition in Bruxer and clencher ? ... hypertrophic?
Topics for season 3
Dear Sir
Please talk on jaw relation concept and occlusion in complete denture,as we most of clinicians don't have much clear concept on these topics and we deal with CD patients regularly in day to day practice.
Thanks in advance.
Good morning Dr
Great informative video
Would like to attend your in house classes on Full Mouth Rehab
Thanks
So what kind of material do you recommend for full restoration? I have both of this problem and need also put implants on all chewing upper teeth because of this and malocclusion, after splint terapy and laser paradontal care..🤕 I'm in Italy and thinking go to Turkey, doctors there proposed monolithic crowns, but I'm affraid monolithic serms like a stone in the mouth and may destroy upper implants and bones in a long run? and even if I will use a nightguard?..🤔 Maybe is it better restore oclusion with soft material that consumed itself or can break with a time like eMax or composite, but don't break implants? I don't know what to do..🤕 can not chew for a year already
Your line of thought is correct. The goal is to preserve the biology at the cost of mechanical failure
U got to get a better mic
Mandibular functional cusp are lingual.. maxilar functional cusp are bucal....