weh, jom berangan

jom kita berangan sebentar.

apa keadaan diri kita 3 tahun lagi?

petah bercakap arab?

segak berkot putih lengkap dengan sarung tangan?

berdiri poyo poyo di hadapan markas sihi?

jom kita berangan jauh lagi!

markas sihi - bahagian tibb asnan.

ini kawasan bakal tempat praktikal anda.

sinki ajaib milik bakal bakal dentistt :)

nanti dapat kerusi dentist ni sorang satu.

tapi bukan hak milik anda seorang lah.

 

ada jadual2 yang ditetapkan.

contohnya,

pagi : 5th year clinic, 4th year kelas

ptg : 4th year, clinic, 5th year kelas.

kot.

 

 

sedang bancuh acuan utk membentuk gigi pesakit, langkah pertama untuk membuat gigi palsu.

acuan terdapat dalam pelbagai perisa, stoberi pon ade!

:)

jika bernasib baik, dapat lah rakan sebelah compartment yang baik2 dan cun2. 

kanak2 praktikal yang lain.

lepas dah buat model gigi pesakit. model itu di berikan kepada para technician utk di buat gigi palsu! 

 

-ni section pembuatan gigi-

bersyukur la korang jadi dentist, bukan technician yang buat2 gigi nih.

setiap hari buatkan gigi untuk orang,

sangat -_-'

tabek spring atas kesabaran mereka :)

pesanan penting dari akak senior :

 

1. JANGAN MALAS BELAJAR BAHASA ARAB.

2. collect gigi dari sekarang! nanti gune untuk 3rd year!

3. first year dentist yang sangat relax WAJIB dipenuhi dengan bende2 bermanfaat; contoh kelas quran. sebab masok second year, dah sangat busy ok.

4. rajin2 la buat network dengan kawan2 arab.

:)

sekian pededahan awal.

selamat bergigi!

semoga memberi semangat kepada bakal2 pencabut gigi sekalian 

salam

no 24 : this is not so typical.

salam 1 Irbid.

a fun way to study, my fellows !

search for animations and videos that gives brighter enlightenment about what we are studying.

for example;

Natural Resource subject.

you can click this link to go for the website !

good luck for exams (-,-) 

jadi lah orang yang paling yakin dengan doa,

tapi jugak yang paling redha dengan ketentuan Nya !

no.23: what do u know 'bout teeth?

gigi...bangun pagi...gosok gigi.....jerit2!!!.....sakit sangat!

  

warggghhhh...mama! sakit gigi!

'hah?syafakillah! jom mama bawa pegi jmpe Miss antiTahiGigi nak?'

'kenapa kena jumpa Miss antiTahiGigi?

'mestilah!ikhtiar tu perlu supaya sakit tak berlarutan!'

'tapi,betul ke Miss antiTahiGigi tahu tentang gigi,mama?'

'urmmmh.....mestilah!tengok lecture note pertama mereka ni!'

***

This drawing of a healthy tooth cut in half lengthways shows the layers of the tooth and its internal structure, as well as how the tooth relates to the gum and surrounding jaw bone.

The crown is the part of the tooth that is visible above the gum (gingiva).

The neck is the region of the tooth that is at the gum line, between the root and the crown.

The root is the region of the tooth that is below the gum. Some teeth have only one root, for example, incisors and canine (‘eye’) teeth, whereas molars and premolars have 4 roots per tooth.

The crown

The crown of each tooth has a coating of enamel, which protects the underlying dentine. Enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, harder even than bone. It gains its hardness from tightly packed rows of calcium and phosphorus crystals within a protein matrix structure. Once the enamel has been formed during tooth development, there is little turnover of its minerals during life. Mature enamel is not considered to be a ‘living’ tissue.

Dentine

The major component of the inside of the tooth is dentine. This substance is slightly softer than enamel, with a structure more like bone. It is elastic and compressible in contrast to the brittle nature of enamel. Dentine is sensitive. It contains tiny tubules throughout its structure that connect with the central nerve of the tooth within the pulp. Dentine is a ‘live’ tissue.

Cementum and the periodontal membrane

Below the gum, the dentine of the root is covered with a thin layer of cementum, rather than enamel. Cementum is a hard bone-like substance onto which theperiodontal membrane attaches. This membrane bonds the root of the tooth to thebone of the jaw. It contains elastic fibres to allow some movement of the tooth within its bony socket.

The pulp

The pulp forms the central chamber of the tooth. The pulp is made of soft tissue and contains blood vessels to supply nutrients to the tooth, and nerves to enable the tooth to sense heat and cold. It also contains small lymph vessels which carry white blood cells to the tooth to help fight bacteria.

The root canal

The extension of the pulp within the root of the tooth is called the root canal. The root canal connects with the surrounding tissue via the opening at the tip of the root. This is an opening in the cementum through which the tooth’s nerve supply and blood supply enter the pulp from the surrounding tissue.

myDr, 2002

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till next lecture......digest these materials early on...

no 22 : visual basic - Questions ?

bismillah.

all past years questions + a few exercises for 1st exam are now available in the Flash Widget !

dont forget to share with all~

all for one, and one for all.

adios. selamat study. jangan studor [study+tidur] +.+

no 21: love to share

Assalamualaikum

haifahalukum jami3an??
dlm fatrah cuace yg x mnentu ni, rmai nmpknye yg sakit2 ~
xpe, sok boleh pgi miniclinic(promote jap :p)

nyway, terjumpe video yg intersting kat blog ni
hepy watching^^

--> OHI tu mksudnya Oral Higene Instruction :D
may Allah bless us all~