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- Oral Surgeon Jay B. Reznick DMD, MD of , which educates practicing dentists in basic and advanced oral surgery techniques. Dr. Reznick is also a consultant to a number of manufacturers and suppliers of dental and surgical instruments and equipment, and is on the Editorial Advisory Boards
August 24, 2020
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looking for guidance here, I want to learn how to do surgical extraction. I am currently doing the extractions but it takes longer because I dont do flap/remove bone. I need to hear your opinion about Dr Jay Reznick OS educational online videos? Are the videos sufficient enough to start do surgical
August 21, 2022
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lingual spicule that I m about to do on Mon. I said Dr. Reznick told me to dissect the tissue underneath the spicule to prevent laceration of tissue on the spicule, but both of them warned me of unpredictable bleeding when the dissection gets close to the floor of mouth, and damage of lingual nerve. Do I
October 23, 2020
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of dentists how to do oral surgery. Karl Koerner did a workshop for the group I worked for fresh out of school. Still one of the best courses I've ever taken. He has some very cool models for hands on surgery. I also used years ago. That site belongs to Jay Reznick and the content is amazing
February 24, 2022
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, you could finda course that gets pushed on here pretty aggressively. This seems like a setup.I haven't been, but many on DT have. There does seem to be a following and I haven't heard anything negative. The threads on this are about 3 miles long. m Look up Jay Reznick.... Anything by him
December 28, 2016
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the crown. I think I agree, if #18 and #19 are out of the way, just trough a little on the buccal of #17 and elevate it out. New Oral Surgery 13 credit hours of CE course by Dr. Reznick! Thanks for the heads up Stephen. I love Jays CE. An excellent instructor. Took out 16,17,18 today with Nitrous. I
May 09, 2025
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that with development of MRONJ, it is not the dental procedure that causes the problem. Is the underlying pathology that causes it. Removal of the tooth, or other surgical procedures just unmask the signs and symptoms. Thank you Dr. Reznick!
August 10, 2024
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Interested in hearing reviews. I enjoy his online ce BumpMarkGuess not lolwaste. unless you like throwing away... I doubt that. Reznick is a solid OS and a good teacher. He's also very helpful here on DT helping us GPs. Did you take the course? Explain
March 18, 2018
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...Right down the middle. Age? M/F? Health...Dr. Reznick, What's the value in sectioning this tooth? If you its warranted because the roots are in close contact to the apical aspect of the superior cortical border and that there is risk of fracturing this border and injuring the nerve, then don't
December 14, 2014
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to leave them there. Thank you. Please go to (Jay Reznick) and watch his Set of Partial Bonies video. I'm an average Joe dentist and DO NOT receive anything for recommending this. I had some great mentors for these procedures but those videos helped me a ton man. Don't put a 16 y.o. kid in a situation that you even question referral.
April 04, 2017
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comprehensive thread about it. Sorry if it already exists, and thanks in advance for responses. Check these out- this month's Dentaltown magazine, which is now available online, has an article by Jay Reznick- Principles of Flap Design and Closure http://www.dentaltown.com/Dentaltown/Article.aspx?aid=5845
April 13, 2016
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of this happening. Note that some teeth do need some bone removal to facilitate extraction. If you are interesting in learning the fundamentals of oral surgery consider checking out . Dr. Jay Reznick is an oral surgeon that created this website to teach general dentists. For a small monthly fee you get access to hundreds of videos. It's a fantastic resource.
October 03, 2020
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I'm thinking of signing up for Jay Reznick's online oral surgery course. Has anyone here taken the course ? What was your overall experience ? Can you earn CE credits as well ? Thanks, Very good course. Wished he would add new content more frequently though.High quality stuff I signed up for...
August 12, 2019
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will you approach these roots? It was one of those Fridays Root tips always break at an oblique angle. Take your root pics and flick wherever it is highest. Remove bone as necessary with surgical handpiece. Start with the straighter root alway. Jay Reznick has an awesome
February 24, 2018
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reason not to perform a vertical releasing incision mesial to the third molar. Jay Reznick has a nice article on DT see below. Thanks for posting. What are your thoughts on reflecting a triangular flap like below, only decreasing the angle of the distal releasing incision to minimize possible
June 09, 2025
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even after elevation. I do my best with elevation which obviously can reach its limit. That's why there are other ext techniques such as sectioning, flapping, troughing to help with this kind of teeth, which I find handy. I haven't done a bent root tip like this, so I asked Dr. Jay Reznick about
September 06, 2021
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apply the techniques he taught. I also learned about Schumacher instruments from him which I still use to this day. This course was one of the few courses that are not there to sell you anything. Pretty much explaining technique. Dr. Jay Reznick is also a good lecturer to see if you get
March 22, 2018
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to anesthetize the bone. I rarely had patient's come back a second time. I think I learned this one from the DT OS Jay Reznick. i used to place the dry socket paste on gauze and then remove it in a day or two. now i place it on some collagen plug and leave it. much easier. seemed to work okay. too bad
January 15, 2024
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anticipated workload. I have 4-6 surgical extractions per week and I use the hand pieces from Sabradent - http://www.sabradent.com/ They are recommended from Dr. Jay Reznick - an OS who contributes here on DT. If I had more than that - then I'd use the higher end type that my OS uses
June 19, 2014
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your decision to work in the sinus...some keys: 1. CBCT with ostium patent visible (according to Dr. Randy Reznick, Radiologist and surgical director Misch) 2. ENT clearance for any pathology 3. Proper antibiotic prophylaxis 4. Treat post-op sinus infections aggressively (good to have
February 18, 2014
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if he ends up seeing the surgeon again to tell him to call me. That's just it - the patient wants gold, but he's not sure what to believe, I want gold. I have no problem doing zirconia, but I just wanted to confirm I wasn't crazy about gold being fine. Where's Jay Reznick or Toof when we need them?
January 08, 2016
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from OOS: Ugh, the scary thing for me is being on the wrong side of the percentages. Of course, someone once said a little fear is not necessarily a bad thing. I don't think the link displayed.Dr. Reznick, he often does your CBCT change your surgical protocol? I'm getting CBCT's frequently as well
April 27, 2016
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to flap, trough, and section. Good luck! JustinHad 3 great cases this week! More please... Hope all is well out there. I'm wanting to jump in and do some wisdom teeth, but thought it best to read this thread before doing so (as well as a bunch of posts/videos from Dr Reznick
November 04, 2016
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) At the end of the day the buccal plate is probably a gonner. If you need to trough to the buccal try and conserve the upper couple of mm's of the buccal plate. A small round bony defect will sometimes heal with minimal apical loss. Enjoy! Dr Reznick, I hadn't read that article before, but I
December 12, 2014
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, it looks like it is time. jim Learned from an oral surgeon (DTs ownJay Reznick), so it's slightly biased, but he said to ext all thirds unless they are in occlusion and can be kept clean. And side note, Jeremy, how the heck do you even start w extracting that #1?! That's a big ol' nope nope nope for me
March 30, 2017
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this post is to get reactions from GPs about what you have to say. Insurance fees was $284/tooth as complete bony. Pre op Post op yes...Yes here too. There's a video of Dr. Reznick making quick work of all 4 similar to these. I can dig it up if you want
June 17, 2017
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lesion for a few years, there will be a thin plate of bone (although invisible on X-ray) between the tooth and the sinus. The fistula chance is more real with infected 2nd molars than the 3rds. I emailed Dr. Jay Reznick, he said to refer out this case due to a lot of possible complications. I'm
January 15, 2024
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retrieve any roots, eventually had to get bailed out by another provider. Felt terrible. Have taken CE course as well as reviewed Jay Reznick DMD online oral surgery videos. Im losing confidence in taking out upper molars. Sorry this is the tooth #14 #3 cut the crown off first then section, better
September 28, 2020
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, be as prepared as possible... Do you have all the surgical instruments you need? Have you taken some good CE (Reznick on DT for example)? Do you have a good surgical handpiece to prevent a possible air embolism? Can you regularly observe either the OS or other GPs doing similar extractions
July 11, 2017
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Hi townies, any advice on courses to take for wisdom teeth or surgical extractions? I reside in Toronto. thank you! Take two extraction courses offered on dental town from Jay Reznick regarding surgical extractions and thirds. Apply the principles, buy the equipment suggested and start small
November 07, 2021
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can overcome oral antibiotics.... Ask me how I know! Thanks!!... can you point me toward Dr Reznicks video on I and D?Yes, it's on his website ' online oral surgery '. He uses penrose drain. Dr. Tommy Murph uses packing strap. Does anyone know what size of penrose drain I should
November 09, 2015
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to a depth say one mm past the flutes of the bur. You could reference off of the B/L width of the second molar to get an idea what that reference is. I never reflect the lingual tissue unless I am removing Tori. IMO there is really no good reason to go there. Jay Reznick in one of his youtubes
July 12, 2022
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Hi Folks It is with great pleasure that we introduce/soft launch OnlineOralSurgery.com by Dr. Jay Reznick. As many of you know, he is the OMFS that monitors and greatly contributes to the the education of us gp's and specialists here on DT. The site is really loaded with intensive content, and Jay
March 25, 2007
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on DT. No Verticle you will see suture needs are way less. Good Luck and a good resource for Oral Surgery Education Is Dr. Reznicks videos I got a subscription and watched them All very good update for me after 35+ yrs doing this . thanks for the replies. He is yesterday case. This is how my
September 26, 2022
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end up causing problems? Maybe 10%. I don't think there are good statistics on this. Dr. Reznick, your thoughts on the following please. 3 possible outcomes of left root tip: 1) Bone grows over with normal healing (primary closure is something to consider) and tooth remains totally asymptomatic
September 28, 2016
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after DR the youtube channel is DrFletch33 as far as Arabic goes I speak Google Translate The OMFS here on DT are for the most part studs and what makes most of them great is that they are willing to help guide us general dentists. Jay Reznick has a bunch of great courses available online here
July 14, 2014
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ed for your opinions..I used a small surgical round bur to excavate the crown after figuring out the 1702 was toohard to handle deep...as far as the flap design..I just ripped off the jay reznick type flap...I did some vertical sections but the tooth was buccal as you mentioned.. but tilted
April 16, 2017
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defer to OMF surgeon, Jay Reznick, DDS, MD. re no pathology today and prophylatic removal of third molars. Dr. Reznick address's future pathology in Dental Town CE course, Oral Surgery for the General Practitioner: Impacted Wisdom Teeth. Third molars erupting in or near the ramus cannot be easily maintained. One of many indications for removal per Dr. Reznick.
February 14, 2011
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the tooth when this happens but to wait several days to allow the tooth to become encapsulated with fibrous tissue which kind of locks it in place to make retrieval easier. Jay Reznick, Online Oral Surgery has a video showing exactly this same approach to a similar case. There is only 1 correct
June 27, 2019
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pants, I changed his gauze n then new gauze, POI Next day- post op- lot of petichae on palate n blue n purple- but all ended well :-) Will see him back in two week to finish the ext No How nervous are you going to be to open that all up again? I think Jay Reznick posted one a few years back but I
April 16, 2017
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. You know the surgeon and team know what they're doing when there isn't much talking on the video. Dr. Reznick (DT oral surgeon extraordinaire) says silence is golden and your video was a perfect display of that! I go in and out of loving and hating extractions, so it's great watching videos like
April 10, 2017
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. MichaelDr Reznick You nailed the response. Those that provide sedations please take note of this response. Do you see that he managed the airway first and foremost and there is no real focus on reversal. This is the key. Don't piss away precious time trying to reverse the patient. Drugs take time
September 02, 2014
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could be rippled like a wave going from left to right then rightto left, back and forth... spin the globe? or spine the onlineoralsurgery.com text around the globelet me knowPaging Dr Reznick... Thanks!!Dr. Reznick: Would you please comment on any tips to minimize splatter during bone removal
June 06, 2007
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, and time efficient. This is how you want to do this: Dr. Reznick, Big fan of your website, great video as always. I wanted to ask about your removal of the tissue on the lowers with scissors, has that always been common practice for you I don't remember seeing it on any of your other videos
December 20, 2018
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but all the work was done with the little proximator... It's truly an amazing instrument which has the perfect combination of beingthinenough andstrongenough to wiggle and displace teeth in many circumstances... Full credit to Dr. Jay Reznick for showing me this little jewel... While watching
January 11, 2018
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the patient to see how things are coming along. I think it would be best to refer this complication to a surgeon and to document everything you are doing to protect yourself in case the patient decides to take this to the board. I agree with Dr. Reznick on CBCT to get exact location or the suture technique
June 11, 2017
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due to ethnicity, size and age? These are all factors that you need to think about. Reznick has great videos and is a very giving mentor you cannot go wrong with his teachings. If you have a surgeon that will let you shadow that is great but, you will never know how to actually do these extractions
March 04, 2015
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concerned about releasing to the buccal and hitting the long buccal nerve, however. It seems like it would be in close proximity if I went buccal. Would going straight distal be a bad...refer to me to take out the...reznick has some great videos on youtube. watch them. you want to create the flap
October 29, 2014
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by Jay Reznick who said there is a 1% chance that a patient will experience an adverse event like a stroke if they are taken off their blood thinner, so I never have anyone discontinue them. I hope he is wrong. Post removed by administrator I am not just a patient I am a dr. And I have studied elaquis
June 15, 2020
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is about 3 blocks from a E.R. 150/90 is a lot different than 210/150. Unfortunately we never know how a patient will react. As Jay Reznick said, there's a reason they have courses called preventing medical emergencies. Unfortunately for us, the ER doc that laughed out loud won't be there in yours
June 17, 2021
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