oh, well, like, what's this,

what's the number one complicate, and I'm like, whoa, whoa, I'm just, like, having fun here, like, I'm not actually gonna do this right now, I haven't even, at the point, at that point, I didn't even do my first crown prep on a mannequin, you know what I mean, I was just having fun, and, and, and I understand that, um, I'm not going to say what specialty he is, although you could probably guess, I won't confirm or deny, you know, I want to keep things relatively neutral here.

Um, but yeah.

And I was like, oh my gosh, like, yeah.

Uh, what do I know? Right.

Even with pterygoids, like, I don't know if this is true, but like, I mean, when pterygoids were first done, I mean, you hear a lot about their patients won't tolerate them to two posterior, um, and stuff like that.

And I mean, you mentioned Juan Gonzalez and, I think he's the guy who says, who gets a pterygoid implant? It's everybody.

as much as you try, so,

What's Pitt like in your experience?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Great question.

So the way Pitt does it is we get an implantology one course.

I think that's sometime during our D2 year.

It used to be for D3s only, but they moved it to the, uh, D2 spring semester.

Yeah.