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This live dental video shows how I restore a Class II composite  restoration w/ a Tofflemire Matrix Band. I review how to successfully overcome some obstacles when restoring a large cavity under a dental microscope. I also review a step by step technique for layering composite resin under the dental microscope!

Sami Shahhal, D.D.S.
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Class II Composite Restoration | LIVE Tooth Filling w/ MICROSCOPE

A Central Incisor inclusion does not happen every day..! After taking a cone-beam, the problem becomes clear. We must bring that tooth down using a palatal expander and some braces as soon as possible to give Jane a beautiful smile to grow up with!

🔥Unexpected orthodontic impaction 🔥

In this series, we will go over a variety of radiographs in order to interpret what we see. Moreover, the discussion will also focus on communicating your observations to other providers and your referral network.

Radiographic Interpretation Series

How to take a good dental x-ray is not only about proper technique... but actually understanding what you are looking for in the image is super important too!  This video will give you some technique pointers as well as explaining which specific structures in the mouth that should be visible in your x-ray images.


✌ P E A C E ♥ L O V E ☺ T E E T H ☺

How To Take PERFECT Dental X-rays | Tips & Tricks From A Dental Hygienist

Carrington College Instructor Miss Medina shows you how to do dental impressions using aliginate impression material.

How to Take Alginate Dental Impressions

Burning Mouth Syndrome is a mysterious condition with an unknown precise etiology but is most likely a peripheral neuropathy. It affects pain sensation, texture sensation, and taste sensation in patients with the syndrome (either 1, 2, or all 3). Many treatment modalities have been recommended but with little effectiveness. This is a real condition that affects a large number of patients, mostly peri and post menopausal women (though not restricted to this group). This video discusses the complexity of this syndrome and its treatment. 

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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BURNING MOUTH SYNDROME: An Oral Pathologist's Perspective

This video discusses the differential diagnosis of the multilocular radiolucency of the posterior mandible using the pneumonic MOCHA or MACHO.

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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Essential Differential: Multilocular Radiolucency of the Posterior Mandible

This video reviews one of the more common errors on biopsy submission: the confusion of inflammatory/periapical cyst and dentigerous cyst. This video highlights the differences between the entities and the importance of correct identification. 

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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Clarifying Cyst Confusion: Inflammatory/Periapical Cyst vs. Dentigerous Cyst

I was recently invited to speak at the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology Annual Meeting as a participant in the CPC unknown case session. This video shows you how I tackled the case to come up with my differential diagnoses and ultimate favored diagnosis.  

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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Mystery Case Challenge: How an Oral Pathologist Works Up an Unknown Case

This case is part of a new series where I will be sharing some of my favorite or most interesting/unique/rare cases that I have come across. This case is one of my favorites! An upper lip swelling in a young Hispanic male from Central America- what's your differential?

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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CRAZY Case Files: You Won't Believe What Is In This Lip!

This video reviews the multiple different ways that cancer can be diagnosed.

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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How Is Cancer Diagnosed? Path 101

This video is a beginner's look at histologic stains (H+E, IHC, DIF), histologic description, and signs of malignancy- perfect for those just starting out with microscopy or needing a review. 

Make sure you subscribe so that you don't miss any future videos! This channel discusses clinical oral pathology, histopathology, and so much more. Stay tuned!

The views expressed on this channel are entirely my own and do not represent any organization for which I am employed or a member. The content of this channel is intended for educational use only and not intended to serve as medical advice. If you have a concern about your oral health, please consult your oral healthcare provider for a thorough head and neck examination. 

For complimentary biopsy submission kits, speaking requests, and all other inquires, please email: StephenRothOralPathology@gmail.com

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Intro to Microscopy, a Rhapsody in Red and Blue: Path 101

It is crucial when you think about practice design to focus on 3 key areas. 
- Gathering the right expertise
- Finding freedom from the nitty gritty details 
- And minimizing delay. 

In this short original by Edropin, Darcie discusses how to execute a practice plan that emphasizes your unique values and helps you create an atmosphere that is ideal for your patients, team and your identity.

Designing Style & Comfort Into Your Dental Practice | Darcie Galbraith

There is no real secret to enjoying dentistry, but there are ways to make it more pleasant for you, your staff, and your patients. To share some of those tips, Kirk Behrendt brings in Dr. Kevin Kross to help you enjoy more of your time at the office. His first tip: don't take things quite so seriously! Break the ice with new patients and spend time getting to know them. Most patients want to know about you and how you can help them, not the technical details of their teeth. For more of Dr. Kross’ tips and advice, listen to Episode 320 of The Best Practices Show!

Main Takeaways:
Take CE courses to learn what they don't teach you in dental school.

Be open-minded toward different teaching philosophies.

Show gratitude, especially towards your team.

You don't need to work full-time!

Be very intentional with your time.

Figure out what you truly love about practicing dentistry and target that.

Don't take things quite so seriously.

Snippets:
Dr. Kross’ background. (02:47—07:13)

His philosophy on dentistry. (07:57—09:56)

His secret to enjoying dentistry. (10:15—12:13)

Invest in continuing education. (12:31—15:57)

Learn what you didn't in dental school. (16:29—18:12)

Have an open mind on different teaching philosophies. (18:53—20:26)

Don't force patients into doing treatment. (21:29—24:52)

Icebreakers and one-liners in the office. (25:20—26:08)

Keeping the team together. (26:18—30:17)

Being intentional with your time. (30:18—32:49)

Advice to younger dentists. (33:12—34:26)

Last thoughts. (34:47—37:01)

Dr. Kross’ contact information. (37:16—37:33)

Reach Out to Dr. Kross:

Dr. Kross’ website: https://www.michiganavenuedentistry.com/

Dr. Kross’ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.kross.336

Dr. Kevin Kross Bio:

Dr. Kevin Kross received his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science from Western Michigan University and his doctorate from the University of Michigan. He is professionally affiliated with the American Dental Association and the Michigan Dental Association. He also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Michigan. Dr. Kross is also a member of the Dawson Academy, an incredible resource for providing complete and consistent dental care.

Dr. Kross is married to Brittany Mailloux-Kross, DDS, who practices in Holland, Michigan. He keeps busy playing golf, fishing, cooking, and spending time with his nieces and nephews. He is also a fan of the Detroit Tigers and Michigan football.

Favorite movie quote: “That’s in the lumberyard, Danny.”

Favorite beverage: Cabernet Sauvignon.

Pet peeves: Over-talkers.

Personal trait that has gotten you in the most trouble: Oh boy, my mouth.

If I could shop for free at one store, which one would it be? Costco; would be the most practical.

Which of the Seven Dwarfs are you? Doc.

If you were guaranteed you’d be successful in a different profession, what would you want to do? President of the United States.

If you died tomorrow, what would your last meal be? Bern’s Steakhouse in Tampa.

A Completely Different Perspective on How to Enjoy Dentistry,  with Dr. Kevin Kross

This isn't clickbait, I just quit my dental job of 6 years. There is so much I wish I had known going into choosing where I was going to work as a dentist, as it's one of the most important decisions we'll all make. In this video, I reflect on the last 6 years, the good and the bad, what I wish I'd known sooner, and what I'm up to next. 

Why I Just Quit My $x00,000 Job as a Dentist

Dani and I traveled to a super remote area to provide outreach dentistry to an under serviced community. Being a dentist isn't easy, and trying to get a lot of dental work completed in a completely new environment means there were lots of ups and downs along the way. Hope you enjoy this dental vlog!

A Busy Week as Dentists On Outreach | Dental Vlog

In this video, a lateral incisor that is badly broken is restored after placing a rubber dam. It is important to isolate the tooth in order to achieve a clean working site. All instruments and materials used are listed below.

Please note that this video does not include a voice-over so it is recommended for dentists and dental students who understand core concepts of operative dentistry.

Video Info :
Electrocauter Sensimatic Parkell
Rubberdam Heavy Nictone
Endo System Denjoy
Clamp Hu Friedy 212
Composite Flow Grandioso Flow
Composite Fiber Ever X Flow Dentin Shade
Fiber Post Parkell
Total C Ram Dual Cure Opaque color
DIamond Bur Komet

Step by Step Saving Lateral Hopeless Tooth | No voiceover | General Dentist Griya RR

As dentists, we work hard and all want to eventually be able to slow down and enjoy more life outside of dentistry. This means eventually getting to a point of financial independence. But how do you know you're on the right track to reach your goals? In this video, I give you a benchmark that you can compare yourself to in order to know if you're on track as a dentist to financial freedom, based on your current income, age, and dental school loan amounts. 

0:00 Intro
1:19 The Millionaire Next Door
2:38 The White Coat Investor
3:02 Dentists Savings By Loan, Age, & Income
7:21 Why Does This Matter?

How Much Money Dentists Should Have Saved (by Age)

Working hard as a dentist isn't enough to help you become wealthy. You need to know what to do with your dental income to help your money grow. In this video, I teach you everything I've learned from my dental mentors about becoming a dentist millionaire. 

0:00 Intro
0:41 Doctor Millionaire Statistics
2:01 Growing Active Income
4:41 Intelligently Investing
5:57 Income Streams
6:42 Living Intentionally 
7:43 Understanding Taxes
8:20 The Dental Millionaire Mindset
9:45 More to Life Than Money
10:36 Playing the Longterm Game

6 Dentist Millionaires Habits That Changed My Life

As dentists, we work hard but we also need to work smart. I've spent the past 5 years figuring out how to improve my dental practice, to earn more in less time, while also improving my clinical care. In this video I'm going to explain how I've earned more money, enjoyed being a dentist more, and been a more productive dentist, all while working fewer hours. 

0:00 Intro
0:38 How to Bill More
2:51 Do Less, Faster
4:49 Doubling Down on What Works
6:57 Build a Productive Office
10:18 Benefits of Being a Productive Dentist

How I Tripled My Earnings as a Dentist

🖥New clinical case with a lot of practical tips.
We are discussing restorations for class 3 and 4 with accent to contact point formation. Internal effects will be presented as well.
Enjoy.

A Masterclass in Class III Direct restoration

Join us as we transform a full mouth LIVE!
In this video, you will get an over-the-shoulder experience with Dr. O as he prepares, digitally scans and then places full coverage restorations on the patient's teeth.

Full Mouth Dental Restoration - LIVE Treatment

Credits : Dr. Abdul Wahid
In this video you will learn step-by-step Class II composite restoration. 
This is a great video for new and young dentists to understand the process of a restoration, how to keep things clean and proper adaptation of the composite restoration to the adjacent tooth. 

Class II cavity restoration | STEP-BY-STEP

This video show a step by step technique for starting Class IV fillings. Dr. Sami Shahhal reviews how to use a putty matrix system to fabricate the lingual shelf for Class 4 Composite Fillings. His high quality videography is meant to help dentists and dental students visualize the procedure. If you want to see more videos illustrating some of the techniques used to perform any dental filling please feel free to check out the home page of our channel & review some of our playlists dedicated to dental tutorials. 

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Ivoclar Vivadent Virtual Putty - https://ebay.to/2TY5oUG
Strident USA Typodont - https://ebay.to/2FDJp2g
3M Filtek Supreme Ultra - https://ebay.to/2RD9YLf
Teflon Tape - https://amzn.to/2FMXhXh

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Macro Lens - https://amzn.to/2CAYJsD
Rode Microphone - https://amzn.to/2MkcYX6
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Please make sure to adequately research any product if purchasing online. I personally  go directly through the company when purchasing any dental product. 
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Sami Shahhal graduated from the UCLA School of Dentistry. He currently practices as a general and cosmetic dentist in San Diego, California.

Class IV Composite Restoration | How to Make Lingual Index

Join us in this in-depth video with Dr. Jack Ringer as he completely reconstructs a patient's worn down smile and makes him look and feel better than he ever has!

Full Smile Reconstruction with Jack Ringer DDS

This video will clearly show the step by step technique when performing Class IV composite restoration. Dr. Sami Shahhal reviews how to use a putty matrix system to fabricate the lingual shelf for this Class 4 composite filling. His high quality videography is meant to help dentists and dental students visualize the procedure. Dental fillings to repair broken anterior teeth can be difficult to perform in the office. Good Luck!

Sami Shahhal graduated from the UCLA School of Dentistry. He currently practices as a general and cosmetic dentist in San Diego, California. Today, I want to talk about my step by step technique for repairing broken teeth!

Restoring broken teeth with composite resin is by far one of my favorite procedure to perform in office but can also be one of the most technically challenging to do right. (Photos of before/after images).  Last year, I made a video giving a visual of this procedure but failed to describe the reason behind the technique. In this video, I want to go into more detail about the sequence of repairing anterior teeth & share a few tips/tricks I use to achieve an awesome result.

So let’s break it down

The first concept we need to talk about involves bonding. Bond strength of composite resin to the patients natural teeth is critical for the long - lasting prognosis of these teeth. Unfortunately, fractured teeth doesn’t give the the dentist much retentive features to lock the filling in place. So we need to do everything in our power to increase the bond strength with our physical & chemical preparation design. 
To start off, I roughen the enamel surface of the tooth up with a medium grit diamond bur in a star shaped pattern. This 2-3 mm patterned bevel microscopically increases surface area of the tooth which allows for greater adhesion. I gradually fade out the preparation to the periphery because it helps establish a seamless transition from natural tooth to the filling. If this bevel is too short or doesn’t fade out appropriately then you will be able to distinguish where the filling begins and ends.  
Next, we need to chemically prepare the tooth. A 35% phosphoric acid etchant helps with adhesion by creating a porous retentive surface on the tooth. I extend the etchant beyond the margins to once again facilitate the seamless transition from tooth to composite resin. The white teflon tape protects the adjacent teeth from this potent chemical. If you don’t have a teflon tape or mylar strip to protect the adjacent tooth, this chemical can extend to the surface and create post operative sensitivity. After a firm wash & dry, you will notice that the etched enamel appears frosty. This is a good way to tell if the surface was etched for a long enough time.
Next, I paint on my bonding agent with a brush. I apply multiple layers to ensure that the porous enamel saturated with bond. However, it is important to thin this agent out because it can interfere with the adhesion of the composite resin to the tooth. After curing the bonding agent we can move on to the artistry of composite layering. 
I begin every class IV restoration with the formation of a palatal shelf.  In this case, I have a prefabricated putty to help form the lingual shelf. & I know many of you are probably thinking how would you have the available if the patient came in with a fracture. Well, it simply involves a semi rigid putty matrix and using a bur to cut back to the desired incised length.  & I will def make a video showing how to create a lingual index if anyone is interested. in fact, leave a comment down below if thats something you would want to see.


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Ivoclar Vivadent Virtual Putty - https://ebay.to/2TY5oUG
Strident USA Typodont - https://ebay.to/2FDJp2g
3M Filtek Supreme Ultra - https://ebay.to/2RD9YLf
Teflon Tape - https://amzn.to/2FMXhXh

Videography (How I Shoot My Videos) - 
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Nikon D7100 - https://amzn.to/2CB1pGz
Macro Lens - https://amzn.to/2CAYJsD
Rode Microphone - https://amzn.to/2MkcYX6
Yeti Microphone - https://amzn.to/2sFt2cQ

Please make sure to adequately research any product if purchasing online. I personally  go directly through the company when purchasing any dental product. 
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Class IV Composite Filling Tutorial | Front Tooth Filling

Internalizing color for zirconia dental restorations is an effective way to enhance saturation zones and control value. In my hands, I have found this approach to work well in particular for 3Y zirconia and also Katana and ZirCAD Multi.

Infiltrating Zirconia CEREC Dental Restorations

Great introductory video to caries restoration for all dental students.

Introduction to Composite Restorations (Dental School)

In this video Dr. Cutbirth discusses the benefits of a gold inlay vs. a large composite restoration. Furthermore, he discusses a complete case for doing a gold inlay from preparation to cementation.

Conservative Gold Inlay - Dental Minute with Steven T. Cutbirth, DDS

In this video, you will learn the proper technique for performing a gow-gates block on a patient in order to anesthetize the mandibular quadrant.

Please Note:
After viewing the techniques, procedures, theories and materials presented herein, you must make your own decision about specific treatment for patients, exercise personal, professional judgement regarding the need for further clinical testing or education, and rely on your own clinical expertise before trying to implement new procedures. 

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#GowGatesInjectionTechnique
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#BufferedLocalAnesthesia
#DentalAnesthesia
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