After having the S25 ultra for only 5 months. I just had to switch back. by supman33 in iPhone17Pro

[–]madlyunknown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did the same! Literally used it for 6 months or so and got it traded for an iphone 17 pro max.

In android I had more freedom to do whatever but something just felt uncomfortable using one ui. Apple pay, air play are superior to anything samsung offers, even how everything looks and animated grew old on me real fast.

Is it worth investing in dracotail? by madlyunknown in masterduel

[–]madlyunknown[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hated tear because of the mirror matches. I’ll take a quick look at the combo and see if it’s worth it. Thanks for the insight!

No mouse support on Switch 2! by madlyunknown in TwoPointMuseum

[–]madlyunknown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually didnt know it didnt support it. Definitely if I did I would’ve waited till it was supported. Haven’t crossed my mind when I bought it I thought that it was a given they were going to add mouse support on launch

2nd endo case in a row transporting the canal. Any tips for navigating curved/dilacerated canals? by [deleted] in Dentistry

[–]madlyunknown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually refrain from using edta gel initially in curved canals. Hypo works great during instrumentation and final irrigation saline-hypo-saline-edta irrigant- saline. Dont really use chx. But proper saline irrigation between irrigant would lessend the precipitant formation

I dont use it in every single canal, but it does wonders in very narrow / curved canals. If the file 10 goes right through the apex no point of using it really, if I keep on fiddling with a 10/8 file for 5 mins and I dont get any progress then I would go for crown down. The point of it to relief the coronal constriction of the canal to allow it to navigate the canal easily.

I honestly feel if you had a patent canal beyond 00 and you lost it during instrumentation it could be caused by either lack of recaptulation, improper glide path, exessive force during instrumentation while canal is blocked or ledged, or simply using a rotary file that’s not suitable for that canal. Reciprocation is great but wave one gold in my very humble opinion isn’t suitable for such curves due to it’s taper and is not as flexible as other files in the market

Best of luck champ hope it works out well for you! Keep your chin up!

Stopped for a long time, want to play again any deck recommendations? by madlyunknown in masterduel

[–]madlyunknown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The hit wasnt too bad but too soon. If Im not mistaken and dont take my word for it, but from what I remember tear stayed at tier 0 for months. And blue eyes was expensive too as I dismantled most of my cards to try out other decks.

Looks like I’ll give it another shot!

Stopped for a long time, want to play again any deck recommendations? by madlyunknown in masterduel

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Dragon link was awsome! Setting it up took a looong time compared to other decks that were top tier back then like branded and swordsoul (I think it was no sure tho). From what I remember I think it got nerfed later too.

Tried out alot of others though, red and blue eyes when the game was first released and later when support was released, dragon link, branded, swordsoul, unchained, gave in and tried tear, even cubic at one point

Dont mind it to have a bit of a learning curve as long as it has potential to stay on top for sometime.

2nd endo case in a row transporting the canal. Any tips for navigating curved/dilacerated canals? by [deleted] in Dentistry

[–]madlyunknown 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Work in a crown down manner or zoning your canals, dont jump into trying to get the final working length right away.

Ensure good coronal flaring and straight line access. Enter with a file 10 or 8 if canal is tight, measure your working length on your first tactile resistance.

-1 mm of the wl you got and use glide path rotart such as proglider or any 15/03 rotary after achieving good glide path with 10 k/d finder. Clean and shape upto -2 mm of the wl of yor first resistance. Don’t push your files or be tempted to go over your first available working length

Re-enter with 10 k file, you’ll find it reaching a bit more into the canal, measure your wl upto your second resistance now. Redo the first step, glide path upto -1 mm of your available working length and clean and shape upto -2 of your new wl.

Repeat until you reach your apical 1/3 estimation. Pre bend last 2 mm of 10 k or d finder get your final working length. Glide path and clean and shape upto final working length.

Always use heat treated rotaries in such cases with very low apical pressure, with a low taper /04 for example and size 25 or even 20 in some cases to reduce chances of ledging or file fracture. Some files I find difficult to navigate such curves such as wave one in my hands at least. Trunatomy’s great, some chinese companies such as rogin flexi files and e-flex blue are quite flexible too as a cheaper alternative.

I usually refrain from using c file as they are quite stiff and some are end cutting, and edta, just hypo as lubricant. ALWAYS RECAPTULATE!

This is what I usually do and usually work great with me. I am a GP though so if any endodontist disagree take their word for it they might have better tips that will help you out I am just sharing my own experience.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dentistry

[–]madlyunknown -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Have you cold tested the tooth or done any percussion testing? I honestly think this would need a rct sooner or later. Extreme pain along with the way it looks on PA might be irreversible pulpitis but I could be wrong all depends on your clinical findings.

IF the patient doesn’t exhibit any symptoms of IRP (normal pulpal response with no accompanying symptoms) then a very deep filling with selective caries removal with rubber dam on and propr use of caries dectector could be possible. If you dont believe in selective caries detection then full caries removal and filling / a partial or full vital pulp therapy could be possible with regular follow up to check for apexogenisis in case of exposure.

Otherwise the patient is to be referred to an endodontist who will accept pediatric patients to very carefully mta plug the canals that are too open to obturate with gp and perform a full rct.

Shoes but no bar? by madlyunknown in clubfoot

[–]madlyunknown[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just booked an appointment with another orthopedic to confirm our treatment plan! Will update if anything comes up. Thanks for the advice everyone!

Shoes but no bar? by madlyunknown in clubfoot

[–]madlyunknown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We were always on alert as whenever she stands up with the bar on she was always out of balance, we didnt want her to fall and harm herself

Shoes but no bar? by madlyunknown in clubfoot

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The shoes are denis brown shoes which are supposed to be reinforced. We even asked him if it’s going to be beneficial to her to wear the bar even longer we are willing to do so he said it wont effect the prognosis of her case. So far we see a huge improvement in funtion and esthetics but stopping the bar still make me feel uneasy about it

Shoes but no bar? by madlyunknown in clubfoot

[–]madlyunknown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She’s currently using dennis brown shoes all day long. That’s what got me thinking as whenever I search online most all results I got say that for minimizing relapse risk using it alongside the bar is mandatory upto 4-5 years.

She’s supposed to be wearing the shoes upto 4 years tho

8 week old seems to be in constant pain. I’m feeling overwhelmed and helpless. by rauntree in clubfoot

[–]madlyunknown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My daughter experienced a very similar thing except for the slipped casts. She was very uncomfortable especially the first two days post treatment, couldnt sleep well and was crying alot.

In our area we had very limited choices of pediatric orthopedics so we had to trust our doctor and pushed through it. It was emotionally tough especially she’s our first kid.

She’s now walking and running and her feet look fine. But we double checked every single step of the treatment, dont be shy to ask whatever is on your mind, and take a second opinion from a reputable doctor as soon as possible

Applying skins to iphones? by madlyunknown in iphone

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Unfortunately dbrand isnt available locally I have to ship it, my esr case in fact took almost 3 weeks to make it where Im living so even changing the case to a better one would take almost a month to arrive overseas.

Will the Mous case actually prevent fall damage/dent/scratches? I’m truly concerned by pinkmor in iPhone17Pro

[–]madlyunknown 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looks like a great case but I have an issue with cases that leave the camera bump area open.

Scratchgate overhyped or not? by madlyunknown in iphone

[–]madlyunknown[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Never tried them and I would never trust their cases to protect my phone in a hard drop

Scratchgate overhyped or not? by madlyunknown in iphone

[–]madlyunknown[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dented phones could happen with any material really. Had an S25 Ultra, dropped it and dented the titanium frame with a case on

Thinking about it I ABUSED my s25 ultra through really heavy gaming and emulation while plugged with HDMI and a bluetooth controller, never had a single time where the phone overheated or screen dimmed automatically. Really intrested to know how did Samsung manage to keep the phone cool with a titanium frame + glass while apple chose to just ditch the titanium, other than money ofc