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Please help me choosing between this phones and experience using them

My main concern is : 1. Good camera, sometimes like doing astrophotography casually but looking for nice selfie bcs I want to take nice photo for my family. 2. chipset wise that can stand for future 5 years. I dont look for absolute gaming performance but better chipset is better to withstand future demand. 3. Battery at minimum 5000, more is better. 4.Cleaner OS minimum bloatware/ads but even if they had them I can disabled it all permanently. 5.Good tools for editing like AI tools for remove object etc

my current phone is poco x3 nfc so I want better performance and this time as I said before better camera bcs poco camera's is... well. My sibling had Poco F7 12/516 and the camera doesn't feel nice enough. Other sibling had samsung A55 camera wise still not nice enough and both of them AI photo edit wise is still not great.

My candidates based on budget, all of them 8/256 I also attach budget wise variant.

  1. Oppo Reno 15 or 16 F (Look nice for selfie and camera is great but chipset wise kind of deterring for years of usage)

  2. Iqoo 15R, or Neo 10 and Z11 due to budget wise (chipset is great, but camera I'm not sure. Might drop them if the camera and AI tools quality is same as Poco F7)

  3. Vivoo V70, or V79 FE preferable due to budget wise (Seems all rounder?I 'm not sure)

  4. Realme 16 Pro (Haven't try this on so I only out this here base on price wise)

  5. Xiaomi 17T or 15T (Curious.Os might bloated as heck but I'm okay for a bit work to debloat)

Can anyone here kindly told their experience using these phones? I would like to hear it. I might buy in another 2-5 months. Phone prices is crazy right now.

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 14 hours ago

NSK Varios 2 is Satelec type but my newly bought satelec tip cant fit into the wrench

1st pic is my newly bought tip. It said satelec type (2 flat side), I had NSK Varios 2 built in scaler. It cant fit to the wrench at all bcs the wrench had like square hole 4 flat sides

2nd pic is how my original scaler tip fit right to the wrench. Its original tip that came with the scaler. I has searched before buying and the shop also told my my type of scaler need Satelec scaler tip. The wrench is also came with the scaler. Its really confusing. By the original wrench hole its like for EMS. As dentist I never really learn this kind of stuff so can anybody tell me what I should do? My search engine said If I forcefully buy EMS for these type of scaler I'll ruin my stuff. But now I cant fit the supposed satelec tip to the wrench. I tried to tighten the tip using plier with slight force so the tip wont unwind. It works and vibrating and water came out fine although I dont use it to anyone yet so idk if it'll really work to break calculus. And I'm afraid I'll ruin my scaler instead this way.

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 12 days ago

Eighteeth Endomotor : E-Xtreme, E Connect SE & E Connect S+

Still deciding which one to get between these. For initial situation, I had already owned E-Pex pro apex locator since beginning. Its logical to get e connect se instead. But e-xtreme had a smallest head its good for small mouth opening, meanwhile e connect s+ good for simplicity + more security it had built in apex locator but bigger head than e-xtreme.

I might use Protaper system file since its the only one system I can remember by head. If anyone here that already owned these types of endomotor, can you tell me the actual experience?

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 22 days ago

Anatomical apex vs anatomical PA?

44 had been asymptomatic but the crown part had been broken recently. I had only did rewalling at 1st visit and quick apex locator reading. The bucal canal showed 0mm to apex while in 20mm file in, meanwhile lingual showed 20mm but unclear{jumpy). I planned to reconfirm and took PA next time.

2nd visit re open temp filling and decided to finally took a photo. This time PA reading is bit diff. 18mm bucal and 20mm lingual but this time my apex locator didnt show 0mm reading to the bucal canal. Ok then I took 15 gutta and took PA. Look extremely underfiled esp the lingual canal(shorter one).I feel tug back for both canal although sometimes the bucal canal feel like hitting a wall under. And Lingual canal once I go past 20mm with #10 pt feel pain +bleeding at paper point.

There is few question to unpack for me :

1.I had hear anatomical apex vs PA apex. But the PA look pretty far still that anyone include me would said its underextended.

  1. Bucal canal still look very much under extended even though Lingual canal might be just right. I might use EDTA to redo my patency but is it enough?

3.If there is any suggestion I would love to hear it. Next visit is in 2.5 weeks bcs I had eye ops this week.

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 29 days ago

A questionable straight like radiolucency on apex

History : Failed extraction a week ago due to persistent pain even after loading more anaesthetic. During the ext attemp, manages to luxate and could been rotated left and right yet during pull out the crown part broke. It feels like something stuck. Ext couldnt continue bcs pain started to flared up, even the lip feel painful for pt. Loading more anaesthetic didnt work too. I was worried that maybe I poke around the foramen mentale and stopped.

A week later, pt didnt have any pain anymore, said pain subsidized after the anaesthetic wore off. Clinical test is good no symptom. Then this RO was taken for evaluating, there is a questionable sign that I assumed might be a fracture? note : its my flaw that I dont took PA for every pre ext examination, figured its a simple ext case that made me learnt that I really should took PA for every ext.

Pt was sent off to OS bcs I cant figured out what is that. My initial plan to redo ext but with some bone reduction and flap.

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 1 month ago

Crossbite pt with class 4 anterior keep breaking everytime

I had met this pt that want to fix their 11 12. Both had history of several restoration attempt and failed every year it chipped off. During examination I noticed pt had an anterior cross bite, and laid out my concern for the cause of the failure. This one def need root canal + post + crown. But I knew its not going to be easy since usually you'll need to calculate the core prep so it could be manipulated to Class I bite. I washed my hand off it and sent them a merry way to endodontist.

I know the basic of crossbite crowns need to be carefully calculated so it can be changed to class1 bite to ensure the survivability, but I had a hard time to find any study / lecture materials protocols for this kind of case in detail. Did anyone can grace me with the source that could help? Want to learnt more about it. At least if I still cant do it, I can explain it better.

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 1 month ago

Asymtomatic 3 yo composite with caoh liner. Observe or redo?

asymtomatic composite 3.5 years ago on a teenager. I did a CaOH Liner + composite since its a deep caries. I did it 2 times with the first time only with CaOH Liner + GIC. Then one month later removed all and do Caoh Liner + Composite (I did this because its a concerningly deep for me back then so I asked for 2 times visit)

From clinical examination, the restoration still look pristine, no discoloration or sign of leaking. No complain at all, no sensivity so I tried to take PA since when I did this I still hadnt managed to buy PA stuff. The PA make me worried though
I laid my concern out about secondary caries. But since there is no complain, pt seems reluctant. I told there is a possibility of pulp exposure when I re open this one since its pretty near pulp horn. My plan is to re open, clean secondary caries and restore it with indirect mta pulp cap + gic liner + composite.

Pt had time till tomorrow to rethink since he is sensitive to pain aka have a low pain tolerance. But what you would do on this, redo or observe, for how long?

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 1 month ago

Insight on failed premolar anaesthetic on extraction and probability of curved root to buccal/lingual

Pt had gone to dentist years ago and got Pulp mummification. Pain started again a week ago. I had precribe medication and told them to visit again in one week for ext. This one case is a bit weird in my sense. At first the anasthtic works well, I luxate and got movement (I can rotate it left and right), but it stuck somehow (RO didnt show anything, maybe its curved root but on buccal/lingual). It suck that even the remaining crown broke so no more forceps.

Then there is pain coming. I tried to probe around and administer more anaesthetic and add mandibular block, but no luck despite there is a sign of the block working (numb half lips, cheek and tongue). It got to the point even slight luxation result in pain. In the end I pack up and instruct them to try again in a week. The clinic only have lidocaine with normal 3cc 23G syringe, so I cant use pressure to shove the needle between the bone-tooth like when I had intraligament syringe with much smaller needle, they work so well to shove the anasthetic inside)

I had read around this reddit a while ago they had try to to intrapulpal to kind of this case but I forgot until I typed this thread. Idk if that would work too with just normal plastic syringe

And there is a much probability the root curved on buccal/lingual, the root stuck despite I can rotate it left and right. So if anyone know the trick to this kind of case please let me know

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 1 month ago

Dry socket protocols without socket dressing agent

Re read about dry socket protocols, most will said to irrigate the socket to flush food bits and put in socket dressing like Alveogyl.
But as I remembered during dental school, my OS mentor said is to inject local anaesthetic - Scrape socket to remove necrotic bits and until it produced a fresh bleeding - If needed, put biosponge inside the socket - do X suture to secure the clot - prescribe antibiotics and revisit in one week to remove suturing.

I never had touch any kind of socket dressing like Alveogyl, so is anyone here can put me into more insight?

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 2 months ago

Cheaper brand of K File

A sales offered me few sets of endodontics K-Files since I said to him I want to buy 25mm #6 and #8

Then he whipped out a brand that I never saw before, like Azdent, NIC. Atp I only had ever Dentsply files,it was shocking those brands cost half of Dentsply files. I'm not saying yes yet, so perhaps I should at least try to ask peeps here if they had ever deal with cheaper K file brand? I used it mainly for scouting and secured lenght while changing file sizes (Use Protaper).

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 2 months ago

Thinking how to take 1st lower molar PA lenght for pt that cant tolerate file + sensor at the same time

It was hell to take PA like this case. I always cant get the apex since pt will gagged like crazy. Currently I only could depend on Apex Locator (even the reading kind of jumpy) currently my canals lenght on Apex Locator is : Distobuccal and Distolingual 20mm, Mesiobuccal and Mesiolingual 17mm. I have a concern on Mesial Canals since its hella shorts, the initial PA showed both root are not that far from lengt difference(althought I could only capture 3/4 of the root)

So I'm raking my mind how to tackle this :
Put a small gutta percha with Apex Locator lenght, packed it with cavitron so gutta fixed in position and take PA, since if I only use sensor pt can tolerate it better, if it keep failing refer pt to take PA in other place that do manual PA so the film is significantly thinner-hence better success to capture the apex but instruct to come back the next day to avoid infection

wondering if anyone here ever faced the same situation. I might could proceed with apex locator lenght but I dont wanna risk it with molar.

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 3 months ago

Apex locator reading on lower molar feels too shorter than usual lenght of molar

Treated first lower molar with irreversible pulpitis that been quite persistent with anasthetic(even with mandibular block). With apex locator, it read around 17mm on mesiobucal and mesiolingual canal. Distal canal hasnt been estabilished yet since there is still some vital pulp and some pain(I dont push too hard on it yet since pt is very anxious about pain,its going to be a long endo with my current state)

Though the apex locator had showed apex at 17mm repeteadly, it felt too short to be a molar canal. Pre op PA look normal although the PA cut short right before the apex due to my limited skill on taking PA. Obv I need to took working lenght PA on the next visit but its kinda strange though. The reading is a bit jumpy and I’m not soaking the cavity with water nor I dried it with paper point since both of this situation will lead me into more innaccurate reading all along my endo experience, I find a moist canal is the best for reading.

I had speculating maybe there is still some vital pulp below 17mm lenght that cause my locator to stop at 17? When I tried to pull the pulp using barbed broach it didnt go pulled all out like usual but piece by piece + bleeding

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 3 months ago

My class 2 mesial 17 failed for the second time

Its such a frustation dealing with class 2 often times. I did class 2 17 mesial 3 years ago, with initial complaint is the molar between 16 and 17 had a slight gap that made pt uncomfortable bcs food keep stuck there. After that around 1 year ago id the same filling chipped at the cervical, Right, the first time pt came I just started my oractice so I'm way more equipped so I redo it again.

Last week, pt came again. My filling fractured vertically right on the mesial wall, it stuck. Iremoved all the old filling and find out the part of the old filling that in direct contact with the cavity didnt crack. Unfortunately at this time the pressure of my dental unit keep failing so I cant continue. Sent her home with temporary.

Pt had said the flossing is good(nothing stuck) until 2 months ago, started to feel her floss got stuck and there is sensivity to cold. She went to me again after it feels cracked for sure.

I always did my class 2 with those saddle matrice for there past year(now it become tools that had the most comfortable result for me now)

I wonder what made it failed this time. The first failure most likely because of overhanging, I made sure to put extra care with side polishing. Is that because of there is still a heavy contact spot it eventually crack?

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 3 months ago

Luxator or Elevator that helped for extraction for upper wisdom tooth?

Clinic I worked at only had straight type of luxator / elevator. I did found curved luxator in our storage but its only slightly curved since its only around 2.5mm wide(this really helped in taking out pesky molar root)

But there is this #28 with only palatal wall left (rest of it already broken off due to decay). I cant find any good point to luxate it at all. My luxator / elevator at that time cant reach it, I used all of my luxator / elevator but I felt like I cant reach the exact point that it needed to loosen it up and ended up refer it to OS. I figure out maybe because I need luxator / elevator that hand curved handle? But idk what kind of type that would help.

My friend that now currently in OS residency said "find a curved tip one with small size" I did had one though and its not working...?

Now I'm in a hunt to collect more luxator/elevators, so please share your thought

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 3 months ago

Pt had difficulty with the only sensor size I had so thats as far as I could do PA(or its just me that sucks at it)

Tooth is symptomatic, pain every eating and it last for hours. These past few days the pain also present even when he didnt do anything. Weeks ago he came to another dentist and just being prescribed antibiotics with painkiller. It works untik a week ago.

He had many tooth already extracted before so after discussion we will plan to extract this one too since the clinic hours is already done. Idk why the PA look nice but clinically it had quite significant gum recession and there is a bit movement. Clinically there is a pit and fissure caries and I noticed long brown stain on the buccal groove but not yet indicate deep caries.

I swear I saw this long radiolucent line (from the circle) wondering if its just me tripping or it might indicate a crack

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 4 months ago

I think I just need to vent out.

Already check the lenght perfectly even confirmed it with radiograph. Gutta fit tight and nice, everything is double checked. During obturation patient feel a slight pain but it most likely from my sealer puff as I shove the gutta in. When I took radiograph again, there it is the tip of the gutta poking out from the apical I think by 1.5mm at most. The patient already feel tired so I had to wrap things up with notice that if there is a swelling or pain persist more than a week we will redo that.

Patient go home. Then the assistant said the gutta I used earlier had dropped into the non sterile surface...twice. Turned out I didnt realized it bcs when they did it I look the other way to grab things that I forgot for final restoration later. I asked what they did after and said dip the gutta back around a minute in 2.5% naocl and rinse it with saline I used for final irrigation. Cant exactly blame anyone but myself for not observing the asst prepping the gutta. I feel so tired mentally, I'm not sure if it drop on floor or the glass surface I used for the bond I cant bring myself to ask more without crying. It was good he still though of 'redisinfect' that instead of putting it back like nothing happened but I wished being told earlier so I could replace it. Its been 5 years being a dentist with these 3 years actively practicing but cases always find ways to gone wrong under my watch its so ridiculous something still messed up with such a very straight foward case.

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u/Key-Goal-3228 — 4 months ago

27 tooth with disto buccal to occlusal caries. No 28 erupted . The caries spread and clinically, almost at the same level with the gum, the surface feel quite soft so most likely went subgingival when prepped this later.

The caries location is already hard enough for me to clean and I figure this def going to be a hell to deal with. Fortunatelythe patient will come back next week so I still had time to think. since first appt is scaling(smoke lots). ButI reall dont know what should I do with this? Though I could push the clamp down harder to secure the grip but idk yet how extensive the caries down there.

My plan is to took an periapical and see if the caries really went under the bone or not. If yes, I really want to refer him to endodontist. I'm not mentally prepped enough to do upper molar rct.

Patient told that there is no spontaneous pain, but positive sensation to cold water and subsidized immediately after.

u/Key-Goal-3228 — 4 months ago