YouTube Dentistry Videos

[JCLewis90]

Am I the only one who has been watching YouTube videos of dental procedures, dental schools, and anything else dental?

Anyone else have any particular videos that they liked?

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[free99]

Ha, I spent a good 10 minutes watching a waxing video earlier at work. Link us up to any gems you uncover!

 

[paymaant]

That's smart. I actually watched YouTube videos to gain more information about the schools I applied to.

 

[UCSFx2017]

https://www.coursera.org/course/cariesmanagement

 

[JCLewis90]

Haha I interviewed with Dr. Holmes at MUSC (which is where I'll be gaining my dental knowledge come June 2nd!). I don't necessarily understand this video, but I just like to see videos like this showing how good of a relationship the students there have with the faculty.

 

[ktran17]

Anyone have a good source (ppt, video, book etc) that teaches you the bare basic of dental anatomy? I just want to learn some of the basic terms like mesial, distal etc..

I have wheeler's but that book is putting me to sleep x_x. I'm more of a lecture person =P

 

[free99]

Anyone have a good source (ppt, video, book etc) that teaches you the bare basic of dental anatomy? I just want to learn some of the basic terms like mesial, distal etc..

I have wheeler's but that book is putting me to sleep x_x. I'm more of a lecture person =P

I'd be interested in this, too.

 

[sunshine01]

A few youtubers that I found helpful that you might like to check out:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsf_Bj_Wsd1fXvEgiqMt2pQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM6Ta_9fGvPHePLcAO5qaLA - not dental but still very helpful
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTuZwjBkOHrH1BUnRoWjWIw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCli5_yjdV6U6n1WymZs95DQ

 

[Incis0r]

Anyone have a good source (ppt, video, book etc) that teaches you the bare basic of dental anatomy? I just want to learn some of the basic terms like mesial, distal etc..

I have wheeler's but that book is putting me to sleep x_x. I'm more of a lecture person =P

I'd be interested in this, too.

Get a NBDE Part 1 review book. It has what you're looking for.

 

[free99]

Get a NBDE Part 1 review book. It has what you're looking for.

Haha knowing what I now know as a D2, if you're an incoming student, there is absolutely no need to know anything about teeth coming into dental school; pre-studying is, in my opinion, a terrible use of your precious free time before school starts. I know most are excited and anxious to get to work, but I really urge any incoming D1s to cherish the freedom while they have it.


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[Incis0r]

Haha knowing what I now know as a D2, if you're an incoming student, there is absolutely no need to know anything about teeth coming into dental school; pre-studying is, in my opinion, a terrible use of your precious free time before school starts. I know most are excited and anxious to get to work, but I really urge any incoming D1s to cherish the freedom while they have it.


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Oh my gosh I keep falling for these bumped threads from 1 million years ago.

 

[MRZ8]

https://www.coursera.org/course/cariesmanagement

Do you think UCSF will hold another CAMBRA course on coursera next year? They've been doing so for 2 years, but I've been missing them.

 

[ktran17]

Get a NBDE Part 1 review book. It has what you're looking for.

Thanks but I'm already reviewing for the real boards.

 

[Incis0r]

Thanks but I'm already reviewing for the real boards.

see quote below:

Oh my gosh I keep falling for these bumped threads from 1 million years ago.

That said, congrats on making it through so far in dental school!