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Let's collect teet everyone!
Started by busupshot83
I know in 2nd year you need teeth to practice your endo...
The dental school does not supply this?
You will use your teeth for a variety of classes, only one of which will be endo. We have used teeth mounted in stone for a lot of operative exercises; sometimes plastic teeth just don't cut it. We have used them in dental anatomy exercises. And the nastiest ones we have used in the perio pre-clinic - ahhhhhhh!!!! If there is one class I detest in dental school it is perio-pre clinic. 😡 Scrape, scrape, scrape all afternoon. It's enough to make you crazy. 🙂
I heard Nova was a good place to start.Originally posted by NotShorty
Yes, in the next 5 months before I begin classes, it is my full intention to collect as much teet as possible.😀
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go hang out in a pedo-office, there's bound to be loose teet up in therre
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If anyone needs teeth, I suggest you contact Mr. Reid at UCLA... apparently he's the goto man for all your body part needs.
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Originally posted by JesseBrad3
If anyone needs teeth, I suggest you contact Mr. Reid at UCLA... apparently he's the goto man for all your body part needs.
Haha. UCLA body part scandal...selling body parts? Ugh.
one place is as good as another.
This may be a weird question, BUT: If you're collecting teeth, how do you de-biohazard them? Is there a standard practice, like soak them in x% bleach solution for z hours and then they're ok to take home?
Does the process of de-biohazarding the teeth harm them, e.g. cause them to get really brittle? Does being out of a fluid environment cause them to change other than in outer appearance? What happens when the living cells in the tooth die: is the tooth affected structurally very much?
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Does the process of de-biohazarding the teeth harm them, e.g. cause them to get really brittle? Does being out of a fluid environment cause them to change other than in outer appearance? What happens when the living cells in the tooth die: is the tooth affected structurally very much?
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Originally posted by trypmo
This may be a weird question, BUT: If you're collecting teeth, how do you de-biohazard them? Is there a standard practice, like soak them in x% bleach solution for z hours and then they're ok to take home?
Does the process of de-biohazarding the teeth harm them, e.g. cause them to get really brittle? Does being out of a fluid environment cause them to change other than in outer appearance? What happens when the living cells in the tooth die: is the tooth affected structurally very much?
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perhaps the only teeth you are allowed to collect are old ones, not fresh; thus, no need for biohazard caution?
hey gang...i've been assisting for about 1.5 yrs now....and have a pretty good stock pile of teeth now. I keep them in a jar of 1:10 bleach solution. I've alos been told you could keep them in listerine.....i dunno about that.
just letting ya know!
just letting ya know!
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