NDAEB Exam Review
Primary Maxillary Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10
months
Primary Mandibular Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10
months Primary Maxillary Lateral Incisor Correct answers
9-12 months
Primary Mandibular Lateral Incisors Correct answers 7-10
months Primary Maxillary 1st Molar Correct answers 12-
18 months Primary Mandibular 1st Molar Correct answers
12-18 months Primary Maxillary Canine Correct answers
16-22 months
Primary Mandibular Canine Correct answers 16-22 months
Primary Maxillary 2nd Molar Correct answers 24-32
months Primary Mandibular 2nd Molar Correct answers
20-32 months Permanent Maxillary Central Incisor Correct
answers 7-8 years Permanent Mandibular Central Incisor
Correct answers 6-7 years Permanent Maxillary Lateral
Incisor Correct answers 8-9 years Permanent Mandibular
Lateral Incisor Correct answers 7-8 years Permanent
Maxillary 1st Molar Correct answers 6-7 years Permanent
Mandibular 1st Molar Correct answers 6-7 years
Permanent Maxillary Canine Correct answers 11-12 years
Permanent Mandibular Canine Correct answers 9-10 years
Permanent Maxillary 1st Premolar Correct answers 10-11
years Permanent Mandibular 1st Premolar Correct
answers 10-12 years
,Permanent Maxillary 2nd Premolar Correct answers 10-12 years
Permanent Mandibular 2nd Premolar Correct answers 11-
12 years Permanent Maxillary 2nd Molar Correct answers
12-13 years Permanent Mandibular 2nd Molar Correct
answers 11-13 years Permanent Mandibular 3rd Molar
Correct answers 17-21 years Permanent Maxillary 3rd
Molar Correct answers 17-21 years
Midline Correct answers Between teeth 8 & 9 (maxillary) and 24 & 25
(mandibular) Facial Correct answers Teeth seen at the front of
mouth/face (anterior/incisors) Buccal Correct answers Tooth surface
closest to the cheeks (posterior)
Lingual Correct answers Surface of tooth that is closest to tongue
(anterior and posterior)
Incisal Correct answers Biting edge on anterior
teeth Occlusal Correct answers Biting surface on
posterior teeth
Proximal Correct answers Tooth surface that touches
other teeth Mesial Correct answers Proximal surface
closest to the midline Distal Correct answers Proximal
surface furthest from the midline Basic set up (for all
procedures)
-Mouth mirror
-Explorer
-Cotton pliers Correct answers
Saliva ejector Correct answers -to rinse after patient has been given
anesthetic Air water syringe tip Correct answers
Surgical suction Correct answers
Cotton tip applicator Correct answers -to apply topical
anesthetic Gauze or 2x2 Correct answers
,Anesthetic syringe Correct answers
27 G needle Correct answers -long
-upper
30 G needle Correct answers -short
-lower
Carpule Correct answers
Minnesota cheek retractor Correct answers
Monoject Correct answers -used to irrigate sockets (w/
chlorhexidine, sodium hypochlorite, water or any other solution)
-patients can take these home
Bite block Correct answers
Periosteal elevator Correct answers -separates the tissue from the
tooth to begin process of luxating (wiggling tooth out of socket)
Small and Large straight elevators Correct answers -elevate tooth
#1 Forceps Correct answers -remove any anterior upper or lower tooth
Surgical spoon/Curette Correct answers -scrapes out any bone, debri or
necrotic (dead) tissue or any pus pustules down at the bottom if the tooth
abscessed
Bone file Correct answers -removes any bone fragments or sharp pieces of
bone
#23 Forceps/Cow horn Correct answers -removes any lower molar that has
more than 2 roots
#17 Forceps Correct answers -has lines inside the working end as shown
in circular inset
-removes only premolars on the lower
#150 Forceps Correct answers -upper
-indicated by handle (point handle like a rainbow to see which direction the
working end points-up=upper,down=lower)
#151 Forceps Correct answers -lower
-indicated by handle (point handle like a rainbow to see which direction the
working end points-up=upper,down=lower)
, #88R and #88L Forceps Correct answers -circular inset shows detail of
working end prongs (single prong side indicates L or R when instrument
handles are lying flat on counter, like a Viking ship)
Suture (gut) Correct answers -gut suture "dissolves"
-silk suture does not
Tissue forceps Correct answers -grabs onto tissue
-assistant would pull tissue taut and doctor would take a blade and make
incision in that taut tissue
#12 Blade handle Correct answers -disposable
-curved blade
#15 Blade handle Correct answers -straight blade
Flag elevators Correct answers -removes root that was broken off in the
socket
Root tip pick elevators Correct answers -elevates tinier portions of the
root that have broken off at the very end
Straight root tip pick elevators Correct answers -whatever doctor wants to
use them for Rongeur forceps Correct answers -used to separate bone out
of the socket
Locking hemostat Correct answers -used to grip/grab/lock something
-can be used for sutures or to place disposable blades onto blade handles
prelimina
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occlusal
Correct
answers
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diagnosti
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provision
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Primary Maxillary Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10
months
Primary Mandibular Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10
months Primary Maxillary Lateral Incisor Correct answers
9-12 months
Primary Mandibular Lateral Incisors Correct answers 7-10
months Primary Maxillary 1st Molar Correct answers 12-
18 months Primary Mandibular 1st Molar Correct answers
12-18 months Primary Maxillary Canine Correct answers
16-22 months
Primary Mandibular Canine Correct answers 16-22 months
Primary Maxillary 2nd Molar Correct answers 24-32
months Primary Mandibular 2nd Molar Correct answers
20-32 months Permanent Maxillary Central Incisor Correct
answers 7-8 years Permanent Mandibular Central Incisor
Correct answers 6-7 years Permanent Maxillary Lateral
Incisor Correct answers 8-9 years Permanent Mandibular
Lateral Incisor Correct answers 7-8 years Permanent
Maxillary 1st Molar Correct answers 6-7 years Permanent
Mandibular 1st Molar Correct answers 6-7 years
Permanent Maxillary Canine Correct answers 11-12 years
Permanent Mandibular Canine Correct answers 9-10 years
Permanent Maxillary 1st Premolar Correct answers 10-11
years Permanent Mandibular 1st Premolar Correct
answers 10-12 years
,Permanent Maxillary 2nd Premolar Correct answers 10-12 years
Permanent Mandibular 2nd Premolar Correct answers 11-
12 years Permanent Maxillary 2nd Molar Correct answers
12-13 years Permanent Mandibular 2nd Molar Correct
answers 11-13 years Permanent Mandibular 3rd Molar
Correct answers 17-21 years Permanent Maxillary 3rd
Molar Correct answers 17-21 years
Midline Correct answers Between teeth 8 & 9 (maxillary) and 24 & 25
(mandibular) Facial Correct answers Teeth seen at the front of
mouth/face (anterior/incisors) Buccal Correct answers Tooth surface
closest to the cheeks (posterior)
Lingual Correct answers Surface of tooth that is closest to tongue
(anterior and posterior)
Incisal Correct answers Biting edge on anterior
teeth Occlusal Correct answers Biting surface on
posterior teeth
Proximal Correct answers Tooth surface that touches
other teeth Mesial Correct answers Proximal surface
closest to the midline Distal Correct answers Proximal
surface furthest from the midline Basic set up (for all
procedures)
-Mouth mirror
-Explorer
-Cotton pliers Correct answers
Saliva ejector Correct answers -to rinse after patient has been given
anesthetic Air water syringe tip Correct answers
Surgical suction Correct answers
Cotton tip applicator Correct answers -to apply topical
anesthetic Gauze or 2x2 Correct answers
,Anesthetic syringe Correct answers
27 G needle Correct answers -long
-upper
30 G needle Correct answers -short
-lower
Carpule Correct answers
Minnesota cheek retractor Correct answers
Monoject Correct answers -used to irrigate sockets (w/
chlorhexidine, sodium hypochlorite, water or any other solution)
-patients can take these home
Bite block Correct answers
Periosteal elevator Correct answers -separates the tissue from the
tooth to begin process of luxating (wiggling tooth out of socket)
Small and Large straight elevators Correct answers -elevate tooth
#1 Forceps Correct answers -remove any anterior upper or lower tooth
Surgical spoon/Curette Correct answers -scrapes out any bone, debri or
necrotic (dead) tissue or any pus pustules down at the bottom if the tooth
abscessed
Bone file Correct answers -removes any bone fragments or sharp pieces of
bone
#23 Forceps/Cow horn Correct answers -removes any lower molar that has
more than 2 roots
#17 Forceps Correct answers -has lines inside the working end as shown
in circular inset
-removes only premolars on the lower
#150 Forceps Correct answers -upper
-indicated by handle (point handle like a rainbow to see which direction the
working end points-up=upper,down=lower)
#151 Forceps Correct answers -lower
-indicated by handle (point handle like a rainbow to see which direction the
working end points-up=upper,down=lower)
, #88R and #88L Forceps Correct answers -circular inset shows detail of
working end prongs (single prong side indicates L or R when instrument
handles are lying flat on counter, like a Viking ship)
Suture (gut) Correct answers -gut suture "dissolves"
-silk suture does not
Tissue forceps Correct answers -grabs onto tissue
-assistant would pull tissue taut and doctor would take a blade and make
incision in that taut tissue
#12 Blade handle Correct answers -disposable
-curved blade
#15 Blade handle Correct answers -straight blade
Flag elevators Correct answers -removes root that was broken off in the
socket
Root tip pick elevators Correct answers -elevates tinier portions of the
root that have broken off at the very end
Straight root tip pick elevators Correct answers -whatever doctor wants to
use them for Rongeur forceps Correct answers -used to separate bone out
of the socket
Locking hemostat Correct answers -used to grip/grab/lock something
-can be used for sutures or to place disposable blades onto blade handles
prelimina
ry final
occlusal
Correct
answers
what are
the 3
classificat
ion of
impressio
n
-
diagnosti
c models
-custom
trays
-
provision
al
coverage
-
orthodont
ic
appliance
