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12/04/2026

By • This is why some smiles look fake and others look natural

12/04/2026

By • Já pensou se todos os pacientes tivessem uma abertura de boca assim? 😳
Meu Deus do céu… que sonho! Facilitaria demais o nosso trabalho.

Tem paciente que tem a abertura tão limitada, dentes tão pequenos, espaço tão reduzido… que a gente praticamente vira contorcionista dentro do consultório 😂
Uma anatomia favorável muda completamente a dinâmica clínica.

Mas deixa eu te contar uma coisa…

Outro “sonho” silencioso da maioria dos dentistas não é só ter uma boca perfeita para trabalhar.
É prosperar na carreira.

Se você me conhecesse lá atrás, jamais imaginaria o tamanho da clínica que eu iria construir.
Hoje estou à frente da Oral Cliniche, uma das maiores clínicas odontológicas de São Paulo, atendendo um público de alta renda e coordenando uma equipe incrível.

Nada disso aconteceu por acaso.
Não foi só técnica.
Não foi só clínica.
Foi visão, gestão, marketing, posicionamento e muita constância.

Saber cuidar do paciente é essencial.
Mas também é justo querer viver bem da nossa profissão.

Foi por isso que decidi criar esse perfil.
Para mostrar que é possível crescer, organizar a clínica, cobrar consulta com segurança, estruturar autoridade e prosperar de verdade.

Aqui a gente fala de odontologia real.
Clínica e negócio.

Se fizer sentido para você, f**a por aqui.
É tudo gratuito.

E eu prometo entregar conteúdo que eu realmente aplico todos os dias.

11/04/2026

By • I want to find a job to do dentists. Making dentures #

10/04/2026

By • What is it ?

1. Clinical Presentation
• Slow-growing, painless jaw swelling
• Most commonly in the posterior mandible / ramus area
• Facial asymmetry in advanced cases
• Tooth displacement, malocclusion
• Root resorption may be present
• Usually seen in adults (20–50 yrs)

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2. Radiographic Features

Classic findings:
• Multilocular radiolucency → “soap bubble” or “honeycomb” appearance
• Well-defined, corticated borders
• Expansion and thinning of cortical bone
• Root resorption of adjacent teeth (very common)

Variants:
• Unilocular (can mimic cyst, especially in younger patients)
• Often associated with impacted teeth (especially 3rd molars)

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3. Differential Diagnosis

You should consider:
• Odontogenic keratocyst (OKC)
• Central giant cell granuloma
• Myxoma
• Dentigerous cyst (if unilocular + impacted tooth)

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4. Definitive Diagnosis (Gold Standard)

👉 Biopsy + Histopathology

Key histologic patterns:
• Follicular
• Plexiform
• Acanthomatous
• Unicystic (less aggressive variant)

Characteristic feature:
• Palisaded columnar cells with reverse polarization

10/04/2026

By• Cleft lip and palate are among the most common congenital craniofacial anomalies, resulting from disruption in the normal fusion of facial prominences during embryonic development. The lip forms from the fusion of the maxillary and medial nasal processes, while the palate develops from the elevation and midline fusion of the palatal shelves.

A normal palate ensures complete separation between the oral and nasal cavities, enabling effective feeding, speech, and respiration. In a unilateral cleft lip and palate, fusion fails on one side, leading to asymmetry involving the lip, alveolus, and palate. In contrast, bilateral cleft lip and palate results from failure of fusion on both sides, producing a wider defect with protrusion of the premaxilla and greater functional challenges.

These anomalies can impair feeding, speech articulation, hearing, and facial growth. Management requires a multidisciplinary approach involving pediatrics, maxillofacial surgery, ENT, orthodontics, and speech therapy. Early surgical intervention, along with long-term rehabilitation, plays a crucial role in restoring function and improving quality of life.
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08/04/2026

By • The story of a new smile ✨
Enjoy watching.

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07/04/2026

• Periodentitis

06/04/2026

By • Akinosi Technique vs. Standard Nerve Block Technique: which do you prefer? 👀

05/04/2026

By • How Teeth Change: Age 6 Months to 12 Years 🦷📈

03/04/2026

By • .davron_ahmedov Og'iz bo'shlig'i masalasida xar qanday savolingiz bo'lsa javob beramiz.

01/04/2026

By • 🦷 Local Anesthesia Techniques in Dentistry

فهم تقنيات التخدير الموضعي ضروري لكل طالب وطبيـب أسنان لضمان علاج مريح وآمن للمريض.

🔹 Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block (IANB)
يخدر الأسنان السفلية في جهة واحدة بالإضافة إلى الشفة السفلية والذقن.

🔹 Lingual Nerve Block
يخدر اللسان واللثة اللسانية للأسنان السفلية.

🔹 Incisive Nerve Block
يخدر الأسنان الأمامية والـ premolars السفلية مع اللثة الشفوية.

🔹 Long Buccal Nerve Block
يخدر اللثة البُكّالية للأضراس السفلية.

🔹 Mental Nerve Block
يخدر الشفة السفلية والذقن واللثة الأمامية دون تخدير الأسنان.

📌 اختيار التقنية الصحيحة يساعد على تحقيق تخدير فعال وتقليل ألم المريض أثناء العلاج.

31/03/2026

By • Bilateral Cleft lip and palate

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