Great video, simple and easy explanation and very concise. I had a lot of trouble understading the theory, but watching this video made everything simpler. The diagrams and markings helped a lot. Thank you😄
0:32 like all permanent molars it is not a succedaneous tooth .then according to you permanent molars are succedaneous but I hope that isnt right Please let me know
all 3 roots originate from the root trunk and then gradually tapers towards the apex. so, the part of each root at its origin, which is at the root trunk, is widest in the lingual root and narrowest in the distobuccal root.
Hi Pooja, yes that is correct. In this video, it is explained that the 5th cusp, which is the 'cusp of Carabelli' is unique to the maxillary 1st molar. Hope this helps :)
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Great video, simple and easy explanation and very concise. I had a lot of trouble understading the theory, but watching this video made everything simpler. The diagrams and markings helped a lot. Thank you😄
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hello Sara.. sorry notes are not available..
Wow explainaition i will suggest to work on thumbnail it is not eye catchy
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0:32 like all permanent molars it is not a succedaneous tooth .then according to you permanent molars are succedaneous but I hope that isnt right
Please let me know
no.. it means that, like all permanent molars, this is also not a succedaneous tooth. All permanent molars are not succedaneous..
@@doctoropsyindia thank you sir doubt cleared thanks for ur reply I am poor in grammar so I was bit confused with that sentence thank you sir
Sir isnt mesiolingual cusp the largest?
yes it is
Sir at 6:08 you told due to lingual curvature but on screen it is buccal curvature can i know which is correct
hello leelanjali.. yes i made a mistake while recording.. so tried to correct it in the animation.. its buccal curvature...
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How Distobuccal root is narrowest at its base ????
all 3 roots originate from the root trunk and then gradually tapers towards the apex. so, the part of each root at its origin, which is at the root trunk, is widest in the lingual root and narrowest in the distobuccal root.
@@doctoropsyindia in video you have shown Distobuccal root, widest
But narrowest is written over there.
yes it is narrowest
In mesial aspect is it buccal curvature or lingual curvature of root
its buccal curvature, i had made a mistake while recording
Sir are u from Pakistan?
hello Rubab.. no I am not.. but do wish to visit it
But you told that 5th cusp is also present in mand first molar...in it's lecture
Hi Pooja, yes that is correct. In this video, it is explained that the 5th cusp, which is the 'cusp of Carabelli' is unique to the maxillary 1st molar. Hope this helps :)
Thank you
Sir but Canine is the corner stone ?
yes according to Wheeler's both, canines and 1st molars are corner stones..
I read cornerstones are canines not molars?
actually most texts consider both teeth as cornerstones
is it common to see grooves which are cut the mesial and distal marginal ridges?
no ridges very rarely show grooves running over them... grooves are commonly seen in concavities like sulcus and fossa..
Sir do u have notes to write in exam plz share ur telegram channel or notes if you hv
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