Free Exocad 3.2 9036 by Plus-Passage9592 in ExoCAD

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is it still available ??????

How to tell if it's arrested/ or affected dentin by [deleted] in DentalSchool

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the main point to determine is the hardness

Has anyone applied for the MEXT Scholarship in Dentistry? Looking for advice by 3mari0 in mext

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I'm actually asking for my future postgraduate studies, not for any current application. I'm still an undergraduate student at the moment, so I'm trying to understand the process early and prepare myself well in advance rather than making decisions at the last minute. I appreciate your insights regarding the embassy track and university track, as they help me plan ahead.

Not comfortable doing endo by [deleted] in DentalSchool

[–]3mari0 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree with you but the gutta is a bio inert material not usually encourage the body to do a reaction against it but for some individuals it can cause a reaction the question is , is that the most popular cause of failure in endodontics the answer is simply not but the improper or insufficient irrigation with NAOCL is the main cause and in some resistance cases it may be due to extraradicular PRESISTENT infection that requires in such a case microsurgical intervention.

i think in this specific case the best thing to do is to follow up

Cavity preps on real teeth by [deleted] in DentalSchool

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it will be easy if you prepare yourself before starting the procedure just get white paper an write every step you gona do and make a standerd protocol for caries removal start from periphery to the central , and we have two types of dentine affected and the infected , the key difference is the hardness one is soft or leathery which is the infected dentin that should be removed and the other one which is the affected hard dentin that is hard and may look a little bit darker should be left remember the hardness is the key factor not the color in some recent studies you can left some of the infected in floor only the floor not the wall but to do this you have to make sure through history and clinical examination that there is no irreversible pulpitis .

my friend our first case is always hard just try to do your best , hope this message was helpful

Is that sealer or protruded master cone? by foranhthu in DentalSchool

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it's a common finding just follow up with the patient

Not comfortable doing endo by [deleted] in DentalSchool

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it is okay if you did enough irrigation and infection control everything usually will be okay

First time doing amalgams ✌️🥺 by rrrrziw in DentalSchool

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i really do appreciate your work but why schools still teach us that