Orthodontics | Diagnosis & Treatment Planning | INBDE, ADAT

In this video, we delve into the soft tissue paradigm and orthodontic exam, including what to look for during the intraoral, extraoral, and cephalometric examinations. Thanks for watching!

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[xeebot]

Awesome series. Please make more. Million times more productive and memorable than a textbook!

[rehmasiddique]

All your series are amazing. I did the perio one as well and aced my exam. I hope I top this one. I really need to 🥺

I just wanted to add for this video that normal value of:

SNA is 80 to 84
SNB is 78 to 82
ANB is 0 to 4

ANB can be calculated by SNA-SNB

[harpreetrandhawa]

Thanku doctor for all the help !!!
your TEAM is HIGHLY APPRECIBLE !!!!

[gladishracelis]

This is so helpful. You simplified everything. I've read it in the book but I understand it more with this video. Thank you.

[moath]

very informative and simple to follow, thank you for this amazing work!

[gmoneybagzzz]

More orthodontics videos please! So helpful! 💪🏾

[ludmilaandr]

Such a great and informative video! Thank you so much.

[christopherelsabawy]

Mental dental always coming clutch

Just one thing about buccal vs. lingual crossbites; Laura Mitchell's textbook outlines:
- Lingual crossbite - Buccal cusps of lower molars occlude lingual to the Upper lingual cusps
- Buccal crossbite - Buccal cusps of lower molars occlude buccal to the upper buccal cusps

Was just wondering which nomenclature was correct Dr. Ryan?

[drash]

Thx you Dr for sharing knowledge 👍🔥. I clicked evry ads 😉

[deepthim]

Amazing videos! Helps better retention.

[Razberryz]

Thank you thi video is very useful and easy to understand.

[samuelmiller]

This is really the only true outline for studying for NBDE II.

Thanks!

[riyashah]

Thanks for vdos, thanks for helping!! Kindly upload all series of ortho & practice questions 🙏

[AminuAdam-sf]

I am a Hnd dental Assistant from Nigeria nice to meet u

[palomamunoz]

Hi Ryan, thank you for video, great as always, minute 15, during facial proportions, I feel that the thirds are inverted, that upper, middle and lower should be horizontal and middle, medial and outer should be vertical, please correct me if I’m wrong, thank you, have a great day

[ilyosabdujabborov]

Thank you for usefull vedio
Please tell me about the best book for learning orthodontics

[m.c.-sell]

First, as everyone has already said and emphasized: kudos to you and your team for putting together this series. I just had one question regarding your Molar Classifications slide pertaining to the divisions of Class II Malocclusions. Namely, I've been taught that 'subdivisions' refer specifically to a unilateral discrepancy, while 'divisions' refer to the relationship of the inclination of the maxillary incisors. For instance, if someone had proclined maxillary centrals and a Class II malocclusion on their left side (Class I on right), it would described as: Class II Division 1, Subdivision Left (the subdivision always pertains to the side with the malocclusion).

Would love to know your own thoughts on this and/or if you use an alternate system. Thanks again for all of your hard work.

[garimamehta]

Co- most posterior and superior point on the outline of condylar head

[Heng]

im about to have ortho-class
come to preview haha😆

[jobcarpenter]

It would be great if you could make a video about removable appliances for dental students thanks 🙏🏼