Prosthodontics | Rests & Proximal Plates | INBDE, ADAT

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Thank you Dr. Ryan for such crisp & easy to understand videos. Your videos give so much clarity to fuzzy concepts that are difficult to understand from textbooks

[@mentaldental]

You're most welcome! I am so glad you are enjoying them!

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Hey Ryan, usually I don't leave much comments, but this time I really had to. You're really making my preparation of the board exams much easier. Thank you and thumbs up!!

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After 5 years in University I'm finally understanding Prostho!!😃

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idk how i even passes prostho in my university without knowing this. And now ik so nicely these things that I never did... thankyou so much Ryan , u r magic .

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Thank you so much! 3 years of prostho no one could make me understand it. Very calm and clear explanation. 👍👍

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[@caapidwithDr.Adriel]

Thank you for explaining indirect retainer so well. I have been struggling with this since 2011

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Thanks Ryan, as always significant points were covered. eagerly waiting for the next one..

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Very nice explanation. Thanks a lot for making concept clear.

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Thanks a lot ...Ur video are very helpful and makes study very easy ...if possible please upload videos on oral medicine topics ..it would be a great help

[@shrinivaskamath9944]

Very useful informative lecture, explained in a simple way. Just wanted to clarify @ 6.25 MD width of 2.5-3mm of the rest would involve most of the width of the cingulum ,not the tooth.

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Ohh it is very helpful for my pro metric exam 😍

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Very helpful, thank you

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[@aMkinfinity]

@ 5:50 In school, I learned for a cingulum rest to be .5-1mm labiolingually. Anything outside of that range would have gotten points docked on a practical. Whether or not the presented measurement of 2mm is tested, which measurement should I prepare clinically?

[@thejamuthukumar2559]

I hav doubt In Indirect retainers part After giving rests on the distal side of most posterior tooth on both the quadrants of the arch we draw the fulcrum line n then perpendicularly will place the indirect retainer but wat if the tooth perpendicular to it is missing ?

[@mentaldental]

If that tooth is missing, then you would build the indirect retainer to the next nearest tooth or teeth.

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[@unnatipatel2099]

Hey doctor Ryan, I have a query about indirect retainer. From where we draw the line perpendicular to the fulcrum line? Like on which point of fulcrum line?

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Thanks a lot

[@iranfelix605]

What a great video! thanks so much, just a quick q: does the indirect retainer go right in the middle of the 2 distal rests? I understand it goes perpendicular to the fulcrum line, but how do you chose which tooth you will place it?

[@mentaldental]

Great question! You are absolutely correct that the most ideal position would be at the perpendicular bisector of the fulcrum line. In other words, just like you said, in the middle of the most distal rests.

[@iranfelix605]

@@mentaldental thanks! I wish my teachers would have provided the classes like your videos! 😅

[@ghaithzarzour8948]

Thank you Dr. Ryan for this video, I have a question, about the indirect retainers, does it matter if it's mesial or distal?

[@al6450]

Thank you Ryan....

[@angelicafoster670]

if we prepare 1.5 for a rest seat, wouldn't that expose dentin and cause pain ?

[@riyamhassan2766]

good Dr ryan

[@simarkaur1753]

Why do we want to keep the apical inclination towards the centre for rest seats

[@lilinayatplayzone2651]

Very nice video...👍 Thanku...I have a question to ask do we use indirect retainers in case of class IV??

[@mentaldental]

Usually not for Kennedy Class IV.

[@tamvu8187]

For occlusal rest, how come they use the terminology describing the floor: "inclines" apically toward the center if it is actually sloping down?

[@mentaldental]

Because as you go from the prepared side inward, the tooth surface dips down apically, as in toward the root apex of the tooth.

[@abdalrahmanal-abdalaziz3769]

never understood the fulcrum line niow i do thank youuuuu

[@margaridamarques7522]

Hello Ryan! Thanks for the video! Do you have an e-mail that I could talk to you? I am from Brazil and I have some questions about board exams.

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Hello! You can reach out to me via [e-mail] or through my Facebook page.

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