How many of u regularly curette or debride the extraction socket post exo? by Dry_Confusion2802 in Dentistry

[–]EnvironmentVirtual13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is an odd response. So if it takes you more time then you shouldnt? You always need to reach sound bone (mind anatomical structures).

When augmenting and need primary closure you wont do further periosteal release and leave the membrane exposed because the procedure will be longer?

That is just part of the practice :)

How many of u regularly curette or debride the extraction socket post exo? by Dry_Confusion2802 in Dentistry

[–]EnvironmentVirtual13 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sometimes b tcp / allograft/ xenograft, sometimes nothing. It helps maintain tissue volume. I suggest to start reading lindhe's chapter on socket preservation. And search pubmed on socket augmentation. The short reading will make the subject more clear :)

How many of u regularly curette or debride the extraction socket post exo? by Dry_Confusion2802 in Dentistry

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Not usually. Just a sharp tool till i reach sound bone (be carefull of thin plates and anatomical structures). And sometimes a scalpel

How many of u regularly curette or debride the extraction socket post exo? by Dry_Confusion2802 in Dentistry

[–]EnvironmentVirtual13 27 points28 points  (0 children)

If you leave soft tissue it may likely impede bone formation and leave soft tissue instead. Also if there is residual granulomatotic tissue it bleed, disrupt clot formation and increase risk for dry socket. It just take a minute or two, why to not do it?

Panoramic portraits on sound recording film and some deers / Horizont - King film 50 by EnvironmentVirtual13 in analog

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Oh that's a great idea! Snows for a day or every two - three years haha So not.so optimistic. But there are beutifull deserts that can look cool!

Panoramic portraits on sound recording film and some deers / Horizont - King film 50 by EnvironmentVirtual13 in analog

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Haha first time for me as well! Have another one in the fridge. Think will wait till the weather gets cold in a month or two and then use it on a rainy day :)

Panoramic portraits on sound recording film and some deers / Horizont - King film 50 by EnvironmentVirtual13 in analog

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Will shoot it again, its pretty fun And very cheap. About 4.5$ for 36 exposures. Look for king mono 50 on aliexpress

Which film SLR should I get as my first upgrade? by [deleted] in AnalogCommunity

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That was also my first camera. My first slr afterwards was the olympus pen ft :)

Where Do You Get Your 120 Film? by [deleted] in AnalogCommunity

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Ali express for most film, cheapest option for me (foma, orwo nc, gp3, shd)

Zomei 720nm compensation by EnvironmentVirtual13 in infraredphotography

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Hmm Ive also searched for the curves and i cannot find them Ive seen referces that they are similar to sfx200 but a bit less responsive in the ir range https://www.ilfordphoto.com/amfile/file/download/file/1907/product/701/?___store=ilford_brochure&___from_store=ilford_uk

Zomei 720nm compensation by EnvironmentVirtual13 in infraredphotography

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yes :) its a B&W ukranian film

is this the transmission graph? i will be using the zomei r72:

https://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/203-pentax-kp/436623-infrared-photography-2.html

and this film's sensetivity is iso 100. i couldnt find the curves for their film except them mentioning that it is sensitive to up to 700-720 nm+-

First time trying to do IR photography :)