In this video I introduce you to a new free 3D tool from Z-Anatomy. Using the file provided by them, you can learn Human Anatomy easily....

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Part 1 : Nerve Anatomy & Nerve Injury Classification As this was my first attempt at recording a live lecture, the audio (at times) is...

Although, at the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown last year, I had planned multiple webinars but I did not conduct any of them except...

The practice of Emergency Medicine frequently requires access to a patient's venous circulation. Venous access allows sampling of blood as w

Local Anesthesia Toxicity is one of the rare medical complication to occur at a dental clinic. BUT a dental clinic is the most common place

Last week KViZ Academy conducted a Foundation course in Minor Oral Surgery. It was fun filled session with less lecture and more demonstrati

To prevent Local Anesthesia Toxicity, we should know the maximum recommended dosage (MRD) of the local anesthetic agent to be given in a pat

Space infection is one of the most dreaded conditions to be treated by a general dentist. The term Space Infection is misleading. In reality

In this article, we talk about how diabetes affects dental treatment and what are the possible emergencies that may arise in a diabetic pati

Hypoglycemia is low blood glucose level and diabetes is high blood glucose level. How can diabetes lead to hypoglycemia? We talk about it i

I will be talking about the vital structure like Inferior Alveolar Nerve, Lingual Nerve, Facial Artery that we may encounter while surgical

Frank’s Tube Shift Technique aka Vertical Tube Shift Technique is useful in determining the position of the Mandibular Canal.

Learn how SLOB rule works in dental radiography and how it can help to identify relative position of objects (such as tooth roots) in dental

In the previous article, I talked about the physiology behind the signs and symptoms that we see in Anaphylaxis. Let us talk about the...

Anaphylaxis is the most life-threatening situation occurring in a dental office. Here I talk about the pathophysiology of anaphylaxis.

A few days back, I got a call from a nearby general dentist regarding a complication. Distobuccal root of the Maxillary left third molar was

Root piece retrieval from Maxillary sinus using Caldwell Luc surgery and Oro-Antral Communication closure using Buccal Advancement Flap

This is one line that many of us hope to not hear from our patient at our clinic. But what if a patient says this exact line to you during a

When a patient tells us this, the first thing that comes to our mind is to refer the patient back to his physician to get a clearance for th