Blooms Taxonomy

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In this lecture, I have discussed about the Kennedy's classification and the Applegate's Rules, for partially edentulous arches. • Classifying the partially edentulous arches according to Kennedy's classification, helps us to formulate a treatment plan for the patient in order to make a removable partial denture. • Kennedy's classification also helps in better communication between dental professionals because it helps to instantly visualization the state of an edentulous arch. • There are four different classes of partially edentulous states, as stated in the Kennedy's classification. And I have explained them all in this lecture. • Applegate's rules, on the other hand, allow us to better understand the Kennedy's classification. • Not only that, Applegate's rules better explain the implementation of the Kennedy's classification in our every day lives. Like when we are faced with multiple partially edentulous states, etc. • There are 8 Applegate's Rule which I have explained in this lecture one by one. • Video On Black's Classification of Dental Caries : • G.V. Black's Classification of Dental... • Video on Classification of Impacted 3rd molars : • Classification of Impacted 3rd Molars... • Follow me On Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/studywithth... • My Facebook Page: / studywiththedentist • I apologize for the low sound and dull sound. I am currently suffering from a throat infection, therefore my voice may not sound similar to my previous videos. • And also I know I have made a few grammatical mistakes in this video. Please ignore that as well. Really was not feeling well. • If you find any mistake/confusion/question, contact me and I will try to answer your query. • Leave your feedback in the comment section below. • Thank you for watching. • Disclaimer : Most of the pictures used in this video are not owned by me. Contact me for the credits. • Why there is a need for a classification 00:00 • Class I 00:27 • Class II 1:00 • Class III 1:17 • Class IV 1:45 • Applegate's Rules 2:14 • Rule 1 2:29 • Rule 2 3:07 • Rule 3 3:41 • Rule 4 4:15 • Rule 5 4:47 • Rule 6 5:11 • Rule 7 5:43 • Rule 8 6:36

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