ORTHO 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 EXAM
d. All of the above are advantages
Which are the following are not advantages of teeth arrangement for complete dentures?
a. Closely resemble natural teeth
b. Provide greater chewing efficiency
c. More aesthetic
d. All of the above are advantages
true
T/F: Maxillary lingual cusp functions as the main supporting cusp in centric occlusion.
True
False
d. A and B
,What are the posterior teeth arrangements for complete dentures when it comes to bilateral
occlusion?
a. Anatomic
b. Semi-anatomic
c. Lingualized
d. A and B
a. Even and simultaneous bilateral centric contact
What is the major goal of any occlusion?
a. Even and simultaneous bilateral centric contact
b. Uneven and simultaneous bilateral contact
c. Even bilateral centric contact
d. Simultaneous bilateral contact
true
T/F: The goal of monoplane occlusion (neutrocentric concept) is to prevent the destruction of
the tissues and to preserve the integrity of the residual ridge.
True
False
,FALSE: it's the static relationship
T/F: Occlusion is the dynamic relationship between the incising or masticating surfaces of the
maxillary or mandibular teeth or tooth analogues.
True
False
c. Anterior open bite
What is the major difference in the static tooth relationship between dentures and natural teeth:
a. Cross bite
b. Bilateral balance
c. Anterior open bite
d. Monoplane occlusion
TRUE
T/F: One advantage of lingualized occlusion is that the occlusal forces are more centered over
the ridge crest at centric occlusion position.
, TRUE
FALSE
d. All of the above
What are the basic occlusal schemes?
a. Bilateral balanced
b. Monoplane
c. Lingualized
d. All of the above
b. Anterior open bite
Which of the following is not an indication for monoplane occlusion:
a. Flat ridges
b. Anterior open bite
c. Class II and III MMRR
d. Maxillofacial patients
d. All of the above are advantages
Which are the following are not advantages of teeth arrangement for complete dentures?
a. Closely resemble natural teeth
b. Provide greater chewing efficiency
c. More aesthetic
d. All of the above are advantages
true
T/F: Maxillary lingual cusp functions as the main supporting cusp in centric occlusion.
True
False
d. A and B
,What are the posterior teeth arrangements for complete dentures when it comes to bilateral
occlusion?
a. Anatomic
b. Semi-anatomic
c. Lingualized
d. A and B
a. Even and simultaneous bilateral centric contact
What is the major goal of any occlusion?
a. Even and simultaneous bilateral centric contact
b. Uneven and simultaneous bilateral contact
c. Even bilateral centric contact
d. Simultaneous bilateral contact
true
T/F: The goal of monoplane occlusion (neutrocentric concept) is to prevent the destruction of
the tissues and to preserve the integrity of the residual ridge.
True
False
,FALSE: it's the static relationship
T/F: Occlusion is the dynamic relationship between the incising or masticating surfaces of the
maxillary or mandibular teeth or tooth analogues.
True
False
c. Anterior open bite
What is the major difference in the static tooth relationship between dentures and natural teeth:
a. Cross bite
b. Bilateral balance
c. Anterior open bite
d. Monoplane occlusion
TRUE
T/F: One advantage of lingualized occlusion is that the occlusal forces are more centered over
the ridge crest at centric occlusion position.
, TRUE
FALSE
d. All of the above
What are the basic occlusal schemes?
a. Bilateral balanced
b. Monoplane
c. Lingualized
d. All of the above
b. Anterior open bite
Which of the following is not an indication for monoplane occlusion:
a. Flat ridges
b. Anterior open bite
c. Class II and III MMRR
d. Maxillofacial patients
