The absence of a pulp C. trauma.
chamber in a deciduous
maxillary incisor is most
likely due to
A. amelogenesis
imperfecta.
B. hypophosphatasia.
C. trauma.
D. ectodermal dysplasia.
E. cleidocranial
dysostosis.
The anticariogenic effect D. alteration in the composition of the enamel.
of systemic fluoride is
related principally to the
A. bactericidal action on
oral flora.
B. bacteriostatic action
on oral flora.
C. buffering effect on
acids produced by
cariogenic bacteria.
D. alteration in the
composition of the
enamel.
We have an expert-written solution to this
problem!
When making an indirect A. the use of a separating medium.
wax pattern on a stone
die,
improved adaptation will
result from
A. the use of a
separating medium.
,B. soaking the die in cold
water.
C. burnishing the wax to
the die.
D. melting the wax onto
the die
Which of the following B. Mid facial cellulitis.
clinical conditions is the
most serious?
A. Acute apical abscess
of a mandibular central
incisor.
B. Mid facial cellulitis.
C. Chronic apical
abscess of a mandibular
third
molar.
D. Infected dentigerous
cyst.
A 43 year old patient A. Acetaminophen 650 mg every 4 hours.
with a history of severe
asthma
and nasal polyps has an
emergency pulpotomy.
Assuming daily
recommended doses are
followed,
which of the following is
the most appropriate
drug
management?
A. Acetaminophen 650
mg every 4 hours.
B. Naproxen 250 mg
every 6-8 hours.
C. Ketorolac 10 mg
every 4 hours.
D. Acetylsalicylic acid
650 mg every 4 hours.
Gold alloy can be given D. palladium.
a white colour by
introducing sufficient
A. zinc.
,B. copper.
C. cadmium.
D. palladium.
In addition to iron, A. Vitamin B12.
calcium and folate,
which of the
following nutrients is of
special concern during
pregnancy?
A. Vitamin B12.
B. Pyridoxine.
C. Vitamin D.
D. Ascorbic acid.
In an acute apical D. Mandibular third molar.
abscess (acute
periapical abscess),
which of the following
teeth is most likely to
spread
infection to the
submandibular space?
A. Mandibular second
bicuspid.
B. Maxillary third molar.
C. Mandibular first molar.
D. Mandibular third
molar.
E. Mandibular lateral
incisor
A 78 year old patient B. Discontinue extraction, splint tooth and wait 6 to
presents for the 8 weeks to extract surgically.
extraction of a
symptomatic carious
erupted tooth 1.8. Upon
elevation, a loud
cracking sound is heard
and
excessive mobility is
noted. Upon palpation,
2/3 of
the tuberosity is
involved. What is the
most
, appropriate next step?
A. Continue with
extraction and remove
tooth and
bone with forceps, then
suture to stabilize.
B. Discontinue
extraction, splint tooth
and wait 6
to 8 weeks to extract
surgically.
C. Remove bone from
the tooth without
separating
it from soft tissue, then
suture to stabilize.
D. Perform a surgical
extraction immediately
with
full thickness flap to
visualize tooth and bone,
then suture to stabilize.
Ideal orthodontic tooth C. frontal resorption.
movement involves
A. large forces.
B. undermining
resorption.
C. frontal resorption.
D. subcrestal incisions
The most frequent cause C. heredity.
of malocclusion is
A. thumbsucking.
B. mouth breathing.
C. heredity.
D. ectopic eruption.
Coxibs are more C. gastrointestinal bleeding.
appropriate than
standard NSAIDs
for patients with a history
of
A. renal dysfunction.
B. asthma.
C. gastrointestinal
chamber in a deciduous
maxillary incisor is most
likely due to
A. amelogenesis
imperfecta.
B. hypophosphatasia.
C. trauma.
D. ectodermal dysplasia.
E. cleidocranial
dysostosis.
The anticariogenic effect D. alteration in the composition of the enamel.
of systemic fluoride is
related principally to the
A. bactericidal action on
oral flora.
B. bacteriostatic action
on oral flora.
C. buffering effect on
acids produced by
cariogenic bacteria.
D. alteration in the
composition of the
enamel.
We have an expert-written solution to this
problem!
When making an indirect A. the use of a separating medium.
wax pattern on a stone
die,
improved adaptation will
result from
A. the use of a
separating medium.
,B. soaking the die in cold
water.
C. burnishing the wax to
the die.
D. melting the wax onto
the die
Which of the following B. Mid facial cellulitis.
clinical conditions is the
most serious?
A. Acute apical abscess
of a mandibular central
incisor.
B. Mid facial cellulitis.
C. Chronic apical
abscess of a mandibular
third
molar.
D. Infected dentigerous
cyst.
A 43 year old patient A. Acetaminophen 650 mg every 4 hours.
with a history of severe
asthma
and nasal polyps has an
emergency pulpotomy.
Assuming daily
recommended doses are
followed,
which of the following is
the most appropriate
drug
management?
A. Acetaminophen 650
mg every 4 hours.
B. Naproxen 250 mg
every 6-8 hours.
C. Ketorolac 10 mg
every 4 hours.
D. Acetylsalicylic acid
650 mg every 4 hours.
Gold alloy can be given D. palladium.
a white colour by
introducing sufficient
A. zinc.
,B. copper.
C. cadmium.
D. palladium.
In addition to iron, A. Vitamin B12.
calcium and folate,
which of the
following nutrients is of
special concern during
pregnancy?
A. Vitamin B12.
B. Pyridoxine.
C. Vitamin D.
D. Ascorbic acid.
In an acute apical D. Mandibular third molar.
abscess (acute
periapical abscess),
which of the following
teeth is most likely to
spread
infection to the
submandibular space?
A. Mandibular second
bicuspid.
B. Maxillary third molar.
C. Mandibular first molar.
D. Mandibular third
molar.
E. Mandibular lateral
incisor
A 78 year old patient B. Discontinue extraction, splint tooth and wait 6 to
presents for the 8 weeks to extract surgically.
extraction of a
symptomatic carious
erupted tooth 1.8. Upon
elevation, a loud
cracking sound is heard
and
excessive mobility is
noted. Upon palpation,
2/3 of
the tuberosity is
involved. What is the
most
, appropriate next step?
A. Continue with
extraction and remove
tooth and
bone with forceps, then
suture to stabilize.
B. Discontinue
extraction, splint tooth
and wait 6
to 8 weeks to extract
surgically.
C. Remove bone from
the tooth without
separating
it from soft tissue, then
suture to stabilize.
D. Perform a surgical
extraction immediately
with
full thickness flap to
visualize tooth and bone,
then suture to stabilize.
Ideal orthodontic tooth C. frontal resorption.
movement involves
A. large forces.
B. undermining
resorption.
C. frontal resorption.
D. subcrestal incisions
The most frequent cause C. heredity.
of malocclusion is
A. thumbsucking.
B. mouth breathing.
C. heredity.
D. ectopic eruption.
Coxibs are more C. gastrointestinal bleeding.
appropriate than
standard NSAIDs
for patients with a history
of
A. renal dysfunction.
B. asthma.
C. gastrointestinal
