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explain to me why a prof at dental school sends me 10° U/L and demands lingualized balanced.
Those who can do...?explain to me why a prof at dental school sends me 10° U/L and demands lingualized balanced.
He probably won't notice/know the difference.The problem is they provide teeth. I could solve this with a phone call, but I'm not the "face".
Suffice it to say I'm setting to my preference for that cusp inclination
No doubt. I'm sure all that was set by his schooling, as that's how it usually works.He probably won't notice/know the difference.
Had to explain once that an Alma gauge doesn't duplicate dentures, it's just a piece of test equipment to see how well you did.
All they know sometimes is the terms, not the definitions, no matter how many letters are behind their name.
It's interesting, in the "may you live in interesting times" way. Going the other way from employee to owner is "interesting" as well.No doubt. I'm sure all that was set by his schooling, as that's how it usually works.
It's just... well this is faculty, so what exactly is getting imparted to the future?
I guess the other issue that works at me is that communications get transmitted via the powers that be.
It's a lot like playing telephone with tin cans.
So the default s/u for 10° is flat plane with working side group function.
Not completely idiot proof, but as simplistic as it can be.
I come into employment late in my career.
It's been interesting working with little or no communication and drs of all type of skill level or lack.
I have seen C&B operations start to lose their analog capabilities.It's interesting, in the "may you live in interesting times" way. Going the other way from employee to owner is "interesting" as well.
I know a school that doesn't even require a bridge prep, not even 3 unit one pontic, before turning graduates loose. Maybe the machines will take over after all.
Most don't come out of cranial rectal inversion for at least 10 yearsA dentist down the street from me went back to his dental college a year after graduating as an adjunct professor. I can't think of a most worthless person trying to teach real dentistry to students. Not him personally, but anyone a year out of school doesn't have any real world knowledge to share.
The sale was a year ago. Old owner stayed on to manage for a yearI somehow missed this thread. If he's a professor at a dental school, why isn't he setting his own teeth to teach his students how it's done?!?!? Oh, and congrats on getting a new boss, sounds like it was long overdue.
Most don't come out of cranial rectal inversion for at least 10 years