Practice Harvesting Connective Tissue from the Palate

Yup. I was sitting through a lecture trying to stay awake and was trying to figure out a way to conceptualize split thickness flaps. I eat alot of fruit, and figured that an orange would serve this purpose well - you can practice this at home with simple utensils. It's the concept and practice. This is good to practice harvesting a connective tissue graft from the palate - or - practice thinning epithelium from connective tissue. Give it a shot and let me know if you have something better...
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[@MadDogSnoopy1]

I have watched this video a few times and appreciate it very much. One slight twist to your orange medium was to cut the orange in half and inverted just the peel to more replicate the palate.

[@AllThingsDentistry]

Excellent orange connective graft !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks. I had a good laugh at that! True..next time I'll graft it to another orange and see what happens..
Cheers
Ashley

[@pollocba566]

Excellent orange connective graft !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@willowvillea]

😄 What a great idea! Genius!

[@leonardogallardo8885]

excelente ejemplo, ojala existirían personas que enseñaran con esa metodología en Chile

[@maalmaevangelista7560]

You are a genius doctor 👍💕

[@easyendo2022]

excellent.. thank you

[@123456789janak]

loved the video. tootodotodo was the best! haha

[@baharjoon69]

good practice in order to understand layers and the way the blade move ... thanks

[@Rafael-lx2xw]

Do we need to leave some connective tissue covering the periosteum? Or its not needed? Thank you for the video, cheers from Brazil!

[@keithratcliff7896]

Do you add any xenograft soft tissue to restore the palatal volume at the harvest site prior to suturing?

[@Shahdokht50]

I really enjoyed and laughed so much. thanks. I will do that

[@MM-uj8fu]

Heartfelt thanks ♡♡

[@MrRocknroll1982]

extremely useful and well thought about.. cheers

[@barongrutter]

Other than the obvious, feeling for the foramen with your finger, how do you like to locate it? And how far away is the "safe zone" with regard to the artery?

[@baselsenglish-swissdentist7487]

Love this great analogy, nice and simpler and effective.
Basel's English-Swiss Dentist.
Dr Garry Bonsall

[@animasharma6192]

I understood the incisions to be given boo-boo

[@rubaahmad6696]

Very good

[@omidmovlayi5557]

Perfect, tnx

[@My03Tundra]

You make me want to become a dentist, yet I’m not big on blood.

[@carminecontaldo5268]

perfect

[@vida131]

dedicate from my mother work. Perfect space more situation

[@suzyrottencrotch5132]

Whoops

[@narad8165]

All things dangerous

[@cesarvazquez2310]

Practice with an Orange IS stupid.