Oral Pathology | Bone Inflammatory Lesions | INBDE, ADAT

[@mentaldental]

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[@kamaretheridge7721]

Thank you Ryan. I found the lecture series very helpful because of the organized materials. I encourage all student to review these vedios as it can be very helpful to improve the understanding of these lesions. Good luck.

[@mentaldental]

That is great to hear, thank you for your positive feedback!

[@ammoula2974]

wonderfully organized and I like how you emphasize the most important info. Thank you!

[@ccmoon1995]

very short and clean explanation for review, thanks ryan!

[@mentaldental]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nahedkhalil3654]

Hey Rayen ..your the best ..thank soo much for all you videos they are very helpful and informative ..thank you soo much

[@AustinTexasPowers]

Inflammatory Bone Lesions 1. Acute Osteomyelitis 2. Chronic osteomyelitis, garre’s osteomyelitis 3. Focal Sclerotic Osteomyelitis (Condensing Osteitis) 4. Diffuse Sclerosing Osteomyelitis 5. BRONJ/MRONJ

[@RosettiSpaghettti]

My son has osteomyelitis in his calcaneus. The bacteria was cultured and identified as fusobacterium. I was told by the infectious disease doctors that the bacteria got into his blood from his mouth and traveled to his ankle. I took him to the dentist for a cleaning and check a month before he was diagnosed. I’m trying to learn more about the risks of dentistry.

[@hebaelassal5058]

Thanks your videos are so helpful.

[@salik674]

Thanks doc

[@ahmedsherif7120]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@tambui1505]

It's so amazing to learn a lot of things in your videos. Thank you so much for all your help here. Could you please help me with one question in this video? At about 3:00, you said that Acute Osteomyelitis does not make the tooth loose, this is caused by periodontitis. So did you mean in this disease, the tooth is not loose, but if in the case the tooth becomes loose, it is because of periodontitis, not because of acute osteomyelitis? Thank you so much for any of your help.

[@blahblabla4900]

i also did not get this..

[@yhusselymaldama9630]

Thanks 🙏

[@shivanigirdhar632]

Very good information... But plz made more videos on scenario based questions

[@urmiraj162]

Thank you sir

[@mentaldental]

My pleasure! 😁

[@cgkuch4184]

How long does this take to heal sclerosing osteitis? Once the tooth is removed does the infection stop?

[@hossamahmad815]

thanks a lotttt

[@ياسمينورده-ج4ص]

Thanks..

[@ammoula2974]

question plz, do we stop the bisphosphonates before extraction to avoid necrosis? I appreciate your help. Thanks!

[@ishugupta4933]

Is this text from book op by shafers ?

[@rpstraining]

Is facial bone inflamm after trauma?

[@sajadalanbky922]

Yr great

[@dt-aljanad5564]

Ok if we need to do exo for bispgosphonate pt , wht to do?

[@drhasnaelfarrash2633]

Do RCT rather than extraction only extract if very mobile

[@rogerchu8926]

Could you post these slides?

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[@drhasnaelfarrash2633]

Its name changed to MRONJ

[@byruthnabisere5608]

❤️

[@AmitisL]

Very helpful , thank you