Author name: Hiba Al-Shawa

Kaposi’s Sarcoma with Mnemonics | INBDE Oral Pathology The written notes below are taken from the awesome INBDE Booster Cheat Sheets.  Available for free here: https://inbdebooster.com/classroom/diagnosis-developmental-disorders/ * The mnemonics in the video are the property of rememberology.net Type: Malignant Key Features: – Malignant proliferation of endothelial cells. – Caused by HHV 8. – Complication of […]

Sarcoidosis with Mnemonics | INBDE Oral Pathology The written notes below are taken from the awesome INBDE Booster Cheat Sheets.  Available for free here: https://inbdebooster.com/classroom/diagnosis-developmental-disorders/ * The mnemonics in the video are the property of rememberology.net Type: Reactive. Key Features: – Multi-organ disease (primarily pulmonary) defined by formation ofnoncaseating granulomas. – Oral manifestations include: xerostomia,

Actinomycosis With Mnemonics | INBDE Oral Pathology The written notes below are taken from the awesome INBDE Booster Cheat Sheets.  Available for free here: https://inbdebooster.com/classroom/diagnosis-developmental-disorders/ * The mnemonics in the video are the property of rememberology.net Type: Bacterial Key Features: – Caused by Actinomyces israelii. (Remember that Israel is causing a crisis) – Opportunistic, chronic,

Fun Tip for Alginate Impressions in Pedodontic Patients My pedo patient had fun during his alginate impression! Here’s how: Before you start, show the child a ready cast and ask him if he would like to own a similar one for his teeth. Then tell him that if he wants to get a perfect one,

Prosthodontics Lab Tip 1: How to get an even occlusal plane. Here’s a handy tip that will help you in your prosthodontics lab to get an even occlusal plane when setting teeth for a denture using a glass slab. Soften the wax that holds the tooth you just added (let be a little occlusal to

Episode 2: “Three times revised, thrice as well remembered”. I know that I will forget it if I didn’t revise it again. I know that I will forget it if I didn’t revise it again. I’ve found that the best way to retain, and better understand any piece of information is by revising it once,

Episode 1:“Do Things at Your own Pace”. Do not allow yourself to get pressured. Do not allow yourself to get pressured. I can’t stress enough how important this is, important for everything.  Your studying efficiency, your progress, your scores, your relationships, and most importantly: your mental, emotional, and physical health. What do I mean by