Prepguage by MIK Dental

[@leenarawal4822]

Just love this product ,thanks for sharing this video 😍

[@dr.shraddhaagrawal7051]

Mam from where to get the product

[@karanvaid6591]

Used these during my entire post graduate!! Really helpful everytime.

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Awesome. Thrilled to read this. Thank you buddy. Best wishes for an amazing career ahead

[@preetleo09]

It makes the work very easy. Been using it regularly for the past 2years.

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Thrilled to hear this... If you don't mind can I ask for a quick favor... ?

[@preetleo09]

@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai Sure sir

[@batchusantosh]

awesome sir , very good explanation thank you very much for sharing knowledge

[@dr.akashhmaheshwari1470]

Exactly what I was looking for Thankyou so much for the video

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Glad to hear so 😊

[@Rocky-tq7ep]

Superb product sir

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Thank you !. Would you be kind enough to review it? I will share the link if yes

[@Rocky-tq7ep]

@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai i still don't have a clinic sir i am planning to open my clinic now so i didn't use the product as of now but i commented just on the basis of your explanation. I will review it once i start using it sir.

[@drnishant3110]

Its a really a good product.. My question is how to use it in maxillary molar for pfm prep... Because it has palatal functional cusp 2 mm and buccal 1.5 mm... So how we can insert 2 mm prep gauge to palatal side through buccal side because buccal side it has 1.5mm clearance..

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Hey Nishant... Glad you think in a practical manner... So you are spot on with your observation... It ain't physically possible to check palatal clearance... In such situations u only use 1.5 gauge and make sure it has more palatal freedom than buccal... The use of Artispot or Artispray is most recommended in such scenarios... Best wishes..

[@drnishant3110]

@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai thanks a lot for your reply and nice explanation

[@sidrabajwa9397]

Cant v check interproximal reduction with these gauges?

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Absolutely yes... Just slide them along the proximal use with the same feeler gauge concept... Additionally use paints to check for areas that may need further reduction if any.

[@doccmo]

Thanks to an amazing practitioner for another extremely informative and helpful vid. Where can I buy this product?

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Glad you enjoyed the same...

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

U could purchase online @ www.mikdental.in or connect with Dr. Soni on [phone]

[@mdharoonrashid3858]

sir how to use prepguage in case of maxillary molars! please help...thanks

[@rahulpatil1499]

Excellent presentation sir, wondering why we r taught this basic r not in dental school

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Somethings a self learn from reflection... If we were taught everything, we might not have value for novelty... Think about it... Best wishes to you Rahul

[@Rin_yourfriend]

Thank you so much for such informative vedio..sir.. regularly am watching all ur vedios am just looking forward to attend u corses in future..

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Look forward to hosting you :-)

[@Rin_yourfriend]

Thank you for reply sir ..sir let me know when ur conducting courses in upcoming months..

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Kindly share your contact... shall have Dr. Pooja connect with you... 9111212912 her contact

[@sudeepsubedi1975]

what is price of it ? can yo deliver outside inida

[@krishnameera9969]

The circular portion on the gauge will it not hinder the usage of it in posterior region dr

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

The circular portion is for handling the gauge and to allow for it to hold shape... Besides that portion is not designed to come into bite at all... So it does not hinder at all...

[@shanthirajendran6763]

U r amazing 👏

[@sonakshijain1592]

Very imformative vedio sir..i have your book also..its amazing..but sir today i have accidentally overeduced mandibular molar oocclusally..so now..tooth length has reduced bucally..what should i do..?

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Watch the video on managing short clinical crowns... there always is a way to counter mistakes... :-)

[@sonakshijain1592]

@@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai thank you sir..

[@azizatarmissi1907]

Very nice idea

[@DRSMEDHINGOLE]

from where i can get this?

[@rebeccarenthlei6482]

Would love to get this

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

It's available on www.mikdental.in alternatively you could email on [e-mail]

[@aslam4624]

too good from where can i buy

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Aslam Tikki kindly share your contact... Team MIK shall connect with you :-)

[@aslam4624]

9765907262

[@patelhuzaifa5908]

8511131769

[@dr.shraddhaagrawal7051]

[e-mail]

[@apoorvpatodi1550]

9977003148

[@Canada_blog]

when is your nxt course sir

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Check out www.mikeducation.com. All courses are now online

[@jaykothari89]

Sir,i am using this product.Honestly,its very difficult to use in posterior areas as the round table of prep gauge is difficult to place through buccal corridor due to its larger size,esp in mandibular 2nd molar area.Secondly,they can not be placed in straight line in posterior areas.Request to reduce the overall size of prep gauge.

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Kindly share an image of how you seat the PrepGauge for posterior teeth... Will accordingly guide you...

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

Awaiting the pic Dr. Kothari

[@soujivegi9713]

Even i am facing the same issue I thing a probe method is far better

[@sarfsrk6767]

Where can I buy mik products sir