Ferrule Effect- Understanding the Concept!!!

[@arifulimran6360]

Thank you so much. So informative .

[@Dentistified]

Welcome... Stay connected for more videos !!

[@davidfuentes1528]

very good video, thanks!!

[@ichitajoshi7614]

Beautifully explained! thanks a lot ma'am. 😀

[@Dentistified]

Thanks :-) Stay connected...

[@lamiaislam247]

Excellent lecture. Thanks ❤❤

[@Dentistified]

Most welcome... Stay connected for more videos...

[@paromitamitra1582]

What if ferrule is present in part of the teeth and not wholly... I mean, the ferrule is absent in one part (side) of the tooth but is present in the other parts (sides) of the tooth... can I still go for post & core & crown (Zirconia)???

[@Dentistified]

In such a case, clinical assessment has to be made based on various factors like, is it a single unit or multiple unit, anterior or posterior prosthesis, occlusal forces exerted by the opposing teeth and the amount of remaining periodontal support.... Single posterior tooth with average periodontal support and opposing occlusal forces can have an acceptable prognosis.

[@galfrad2356]

If i am doing ferrule preparation in anterior teeth (incisors) , i need to make ferrule 2 mm in labiopalatal aspect or circumferentially ?

[@11234go43211]

can you post again without the background music?

[@Dentistified]

Definitely... Thanks for the feedback... Stay connected...

[@jaijawanjaikisan8844]

mam it's very helpful please upload more vedio your teaching methods with hand writing and diagrams are easy to understand most important thing is that more output in less time

[@Dentistified]

Thanks for the appreciation and feedback... Stay connected...

[@drajaysinghrao9011]

nice video mam. could you please do a video on post and core?

[@Dentistified]

Thanks... Sure...

[@pavanvaranasi5432]

mam can u explain about core ferrule ?? is core ferrule and crown ferrule or the one and the same are different can u explain about counterbevel on core which is considered by many people as core ferrule

[@wildwind2227]

Is core buildup worth a try if no ferrule? Tooth #20 has more side support than ANY other tooth. Not really in back, so it doesn't get too much stress. Root is dead but intact for a post. Best tooth in the mouth I think, to succeed without ferrule. I can email an x-ray. Any suggestions?

[@watimenlarose]

Ma'am, Keep updating us.Thank you so much.🤝😚

[@mohammedumarmoqtar8124]

Hello mam....to what extent we can go to involve subgingival caries into the final restoration.

[@Dentistified]

You need to make prudent clinical judgement based on various other factors like crown root ratio, periodontal condition, amount of remaining tooth structure..... and so on... Stay connected for future videos...

[@aadilcassamally8213]

Hi! what is the least accepted circumferential ferrule? Is 180 degree still okay?

[@Dentistified]

Complete encirclement i.e. 360 degrees is not possible in every clinical situation. Therefore, an incomplete ferrule.... be it 180 degrees...is considered still better than complete absence of a ferrule..

[@rh_BOSS]

In engineering any ferrule is by definition a 360 degree structure. Anything less is practically useless.

[@mralawadi9425]

It’s should be always below the core ??

[@utuber7353]

Hello, how to create ferrule on a root stump?

[@hussamabrahimal_harthy42]

Thanks 💙💙

[@Dentistified]

Welcome... Stay connected...

[@JohnDoe-fs6lz]

My dentist said I have to do this. How long can the tooth last me because this is costing me like 800

[@kuldeeps8918]

Properly done post have good life.

[@goon9586]

Please mis give us course without music

[@Dentistified]

Launching courses soon...stay connected!

[@369thegoose1]

music to distracting..could not listen

[@kingajay11]

very good explanation maam i m also running a youtube channel named kingajay11 of common oral lesions

[@Dentistified]

Thanks.. Stay connected..