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Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto
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The Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto, established in 1875, is the largest and oldest Dental school in Canada. Over 15,000 patients visit our 14 clinics each year.
The Faculty also has a remarkable series of procedural videos - DPES, or Dental Procedure Educational System - for the public. If you have enjoyed these videos and would like to donate to the Faculty you can do so on our website. donate.utoronto.ca/give/show/21%3E
The Faculty also has a remarkable series of procedural videos - DPES, or Dental Procedure Educational System - for the public. If you have enjoyed these videos and would like to donate to the Faculty you can do so on our website. donate.utoronto.ca/give/show/21%3E
Defy Gravity: Student Voice - Hira M.
Together, we build the future of good oral health.
We need your help to unlock the immense potential of our students and researchers, and to remain the number one dental school in Canada.
Donations help support special projects, renovations to our building, provide funding to students in need and bolster exemplary research.
To learn more and get involved, see our campaign priorities below or contact us at alumni@dentistry.utoronto.ca to start a conversation with a member of our Alumni Relations and Advancement Team.
We need your help to unlock the immense potential of our students and researchers, and to remain the number one dental school in Canada.
Donations help support special projects, renovations to our building, provide funding to students in need and bolster exemplary research.
To learn more and get involved, see our campaign priorities below or contact us at alumni@dentistry.utoronto.ca to start a conversation with a member of our Alumni Relations and Advancement Team.
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Defy Gravity: Alumni Voice - Joe S.
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Together, we build the future of good oral health. We need your help to unlock the immense potential of our students and researchers, and to remain the number one dental school in Canada. Donations help support special projects, renovations to our building, provide funding to students in need and bolster exemplary research. To learn more and get involved, see our campaign priorities below or co...
Defy Gravity: Patient Voice - Mark S.
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Together, we build the future of good oral health. We need your help to unlock the immense potential of our students and researchers, and to remain the number one dental school in Canada. Donations help support special projects, renovations to our building, provide funding to students in need and bolster exemplary research. To learn more and get involved, see our campaign priorities below or co...
Words of Wisdom: 2T2 to 2T6
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Words of Wisdom: Notes from Class of 2T2 to 2T6 On August 29, 2022 U of T Faculty of Dentistry welcomed the Class of 2T6. Here are some of the incoming students reading notes from the newest addition to the alumni community. Together, we build good oral health.
Faculty of Dentistry, Defy Gravity Campaign
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Join the Defy Gravity Campaign Together, we build the future of good oral health. We need your help to unlock the immense potential of our students and researchers, and to remain the number one dental school in Canada. Donations help support special projects, renovations to our building, provide funding to students in need and bolster exemplary research. To learn more and get involved, see our ...
Faculty of Dentistry - White Coat Ceremony 05.09.22
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Faculty of Dentistry - White Coat Ceremony 05.09.22
U of T Dentistry Class of 2021 Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony
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U of T Dentistry Class of 2021 Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony
A Conversion with U of T Dentistry's Young Alumni - Great Alumni: Home Edition
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A Conversion with U of T Dentistry's Young Alumni - Great Alumni: Home Edition
University of Toronto - Faculty of Dentistry Virtual Tour
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University of Toronto - Faculty of Dentistry Virtual Tour
Advocating for the Dental Profession: An Alumni Webinar
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Advocating for the Dental Profession: An Alumni Webinar
Positioning the Faculty for the future: U of T Dentistry's new satellite clinic
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Positioning the Faculty for the future: U of T Dentistry's new satellite clinic
2021 Gies Awards @HOME: U of T Dentistry Award for Achievement - Academic Dental Institution
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2021 Gies Awards @HOME: U of T Dentistry Award for Achievement - Academic Dental Institution
A heartfelt thank you from the Faculty of Dentistry
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A heartfelt thank you from the Faculty of Dentistry
PFM Crown Posterior Tooth Preparation With Metal Occlusal
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PFM Crown Posterior Tooth Preparation With Metal Occlusal
All Ceramic Crown Anterior Tooth Preparation
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All Ceramic Crown Anterior Tooth Preparation
U of T Dentistry Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony
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U of T Dentistry Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony
Dr. Laura Tam on Common Cements: A Convocation Message to the U of T Dentistry Class of 2020
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Dr. Laura Tam on Common Cements: A Convocation Message to the U of T Dentistry Class of 2020
The Resilience Project: Linnaea Halpert (full version)
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The Resilience Project: Linnaea Halpert (full version)
The Resilience Project: Aaron Gliklich
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The Resilience Project: Aaron Gliklich
The Resilience Project: Karina Carneiro
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The Resilience Project: Karina Carneiro
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THE VIDEO IN TEXT. thank me later :) The facial features of the human embryo develop rapidly very early on in pregnancy. Beginning around the 4th week after conception. Many of the structures originate from a group of cells called cranial neural crest cells. These cells move in a distinct pattern from a neural tube located in the back of the embryo to create the various structures of the face. During the first 3 days of development the fertilized ovum is located in the fallopian tube as it travels it undergoes rapid division to form a cluster of cells called c=mórulas. These cells organize themselves to form the blastocyst and by the end of week 5 the fully formed blastocyst comes into contact with the uterine wall for implantation. During the second week of development, the inside of the blastocyst know as the embryoblast, becomes 2 layers: Hypoblast Epiblast Together these layers form an oval-shaped disc-like structure. In the 3 weeks of development, a streak is created on the surface of the epiblast during which time, the cells of the epiblast detach and migrate. These migrating cells create the layers: ectoderm mesodermo endoderm which go on to contribute cells to form all the tissues and organs in the human body. In the thor to fourth week of the development a cord and notochord is formed. This induces the cells in the overlying ectoderm to thicken, forming a region called the neural plate along the back of the embryo . The edges of the neural plate elevate to form the neural fold that eventually fuse to form the neural tube. During this process neural crest cells are formed along the entire length of the tube at the tip of the folding neural folds. Neural crest cells formed from the, or cranial region, are called Cranial Neural Crest Cells, or CNCC’S. These cells multiply and soon start migrating over long distances in distinct paths, from the back of the embryo towards the front of the embryo. Once they arrive at their target destinations in the facial regions CNCC.S further develop and mature and ultimately contribute to a substantial amount of the structures in the head and neck regions such as bones, cartilages, and nerves. Growth migration and subsequent differentiation of CNCC’S are critically important for proper development of the normal structures of the facial regions. Soon after the CNCC/s reach their final destinations the facial features begin to take shape externally. By the fourth week of development the embryo is characterized by 5 facial swelling frontonasal prominence paired maxillary and mandibular prominences These structures are formed in part from the migrations and proliferations of the CNNCs from different regions of the neural tube. In a five week embryo the maxillary and mandibular prominence enlarge and grow forward and towards the middle eventually giving rise to the upper and lower jaws respectively. In a six week old embryo the 2 mandibular prominences fuse to form the lower jaw to which lead to form the cheeks and corners of the mouth. At this point the outline of the mouth is visible. The philtrum of the upper lip and palates are also created at this time. In the next few months the development of the initial cartilaginous skeleton of the face is replaced by bone and there is an overall increase in shape and size of the different structures of the face. From the child to adulthood continuous to develop through further growth and remodeling
This is truly intriguing ❤❤
Great instructor!! Thank you Dr. Stokl
Very helpful, thank you
Burs used ?
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Why do that to a healthy tooth?
1.it’s a phantom. 2.depends on the case, ask your doctor for his reasoning if he offers you a crown or go to dental school and learn it yourself. Nobody would ever think of crowning a healthy tooth, please do not overlay your standard of morality onto others.
@@LoLFilmStudios You're long winded. Is the tooth healthy or not? It looks fine to me.
@@user-io4sr7vg1vit is not healthy
They deserve a new building
Why you use TR bur on labial surface ? Instead of TR ? Bcz in PFM crown the labial marging should be shoulder ?😊
I was looking for videos for a baby and this was surprisingly goos
excellent video it is!! appreciate the effort put by the team.......i wish to see detailed video for individual part of oral cavity with such animation from embryonic development till adulthood😄😄
سبحان الله!❤
سبحان الله .. قال الله تعالى . و في أنفسكم أفلا تبصرون . ?ALLAH -GOD- said : And in yourselves. Then will you not see Quran (51:21)
Amalgam dolgular çürük gibi duruyor. Hem de içeriğinde civa var diye biliyorum. Kaliteli kompozit yapılmalı
When can I put cementum and varinsh ?
Hello! According to kriss ai for a Class 1 amalgam restoration, cementum and varnish are typically not used. Instead, a dental liner or base may be applied if needed, followed by the amalgam filling. If you're referring to a different type of restoration or procedure, it's best to consult with your dentist for specific instructions tailored to your treatment.
@@rienne89 hii, what is kriss ai???
@@lunasol435-tw8ij Its this dental assistant ai that answers dental related questions
@@allisondarcy How can i access that? is that free?
@@TitusMonger It's free. Just go to their website. Not sure if they have an app tho.
thanks
My heart hurts when i saw that the video is from Toronto university, my dream university.. I’m second year dentistry student in my country but im still dreaming of going to it.. i guess one day ☝️
Ммми ииррт ииииииии. Тоооо
So hate myself to abort my own kids just for convenience before my knowing and believing Jesus! Darwinism and evolutionism are co-murderers of millions and trillions of aborted children.
I hate amalgam. But unfortunately that's what we do the majority of the time at work.
🎶 'Promosm'
1:03 Implanation takes place between 6-12 days after fertilization not "by the end of week 5".
Thank you! This really confused me
Embryology
Which bur u used...??.
Danger !!!
Thank you so much ❤
One of the best teachers ever !
Great video for the dental students. I wish I had watched this video before the exam
thank you very informative nice
1. The placodes are of mixed origin,,, NC and induced ectoderm. And 2. The bones of the face are membranous, not cartilaginous. There are underlining structures that support the facial skeleton that start out cartilaginous, and replaced with bone, like Meckelian cartilages that get wrapped in a membranous bone that becomes ossified into the dentary, but the bones of the face pretty much are without a cartilaginous stage in development.
Just amazing 👏
Rat kiti ahe
Everything seen in this video happened by chance over billions of years and happened to work for us, and it’s all driven by genetic information.
What do you mean by happened by chance
0:58 Implantation occurs on day 5, not week 5.
I find it interesting that the brain begins to develop before the face and contributes to its characteristics. Just fascinating.
Aese hi lagaye rakho shugal mela
Ustaad Maza aagya
That's not week 5, it's day 5.
Voldemort
Described 80% of embryology in 5 minutes. May the Patron Saint of Step 1 bless the ground you walk on.
this video is informative but what I 've observed is, that there is a point were we all looked like cursed inosuke like at 3:26 6 week embroyo
This is amazing
Excellent video. Thank You. 🏹🎯
Look like caterpillar at start
Somethin went wrong on the seventh week for me smh
Right here is where I was made ugly right here
fascinating
Amalgam filling is toxic never put in your mouth
nope mercury has been studied and used in dentistry for over 200 years, stop fear mongering when there is no scientific evidence to suggest this is true
We put it in the patient mouth with a few amounts, but if he tried to get it out there would be a danger.
ua-cam.com/video/5d0N60lgQOs/v-deo.html remove amalgam as doctor show in video using high vacuum and cold water with zero xposure .
It's not dangerous at all at the patients mouth , if it's well condensed, it's totally safe, the most common uncomfortable thing actually is the esthetic due to it's color
Why??
Subhanallah