NDEB RELEASED LATEST EXAM
WITH DETAILED AND UPDATED
QUESTIONS HAVING WELL
EXPLAINED ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS
Question-what should not be prescriebd for patient on warfarin? - Answer-- acetylsalicyclic acid
- metronidazole
- erythromycin
Question-9 years old, anterior diastema, distally inclined maxillary incisors...what treatment? -
Answer-no treatment necessary
Question-how to disinfect GP cones prior to obturation? - Answer-immerse in 5.25% sodium
hypochlorite
Question-Healthy 66 yo patient who had MI 8 years ago needs extraction. Treatment with what
kind of anesthetics? - Answer-Extract in office with LA + vasocontrictor
Question-Application of cold to a tooth will temporarily relieve pain in... - Answer-pulpal
necrosis
Question-injection for extraction of maxillary canines - Answer-Infraorbital & Palatal
Question-osseous resective surgery is best suited for periodontal sites with... - Answer-early to
moderate bone loss
,Question-occlusal prameter used to differentiate between an overbite of dental or skeletal origin
is... - Answer-Mandibular curve of spee
Question-a single adjustment of an expansion screw in a removable appliance for dental arch
expansion will cause an expansion of how many mm? - Answer-0.25mm
Question-predominant Ig in saliva is... - Answer-IgA
Question-anatomical structures making up inverted Y in maxillary PA... - Answer-- floor of
nasal fossa
- maxillary sinus border
Question-adrenal corticosteroids does this... - Answer-reduce inflammation (think
immunosuppression)
Question-Dens in dente is most commonly associated with - Answer-anterior teeth
Question-PA infection from mandibular M2 may spread by direct extension to the following... -
Answer-- buccal space & vestibule
- sublingual pace
- submandibular space
Question-most important factor in deterining the dosage of sstemic fluoride supplementation is -
Answer-total daily fluoride intake (instead of patient age and water fluoridation, i think they are
trying to make a point on finding out the patient's fluoride sources)
Question-the surgical risk for a patient with oganic heart disease depnds upon - Answer-Cardiac
output
Question-immediately after trauma, tooth tests non-vital...what should you do? - Answer-wait
and re-evaluate because pulp tests not accurate immediately after trauma
,Question-clinical management of gingival enlargement caused by phenytoin therapy includes... -
Answer-gingivectomy and maintenance of good oral hygiene
Question-leeway space in an 8 yo child... - Answer-is approximately 3.5mm in mandibular arch
Question-5 yo with multiple well-defined multilocular radiolucencies of maxilla and mandible -
Answer-cherubism
Question-proximal retention grooves are most necessary to provide resistance for proximal-
oclusal silver amalgam restoration when the - Answer-occlusal extension is narrow
faciolingually relative to the proximal extension
Question-occlusal cavosurface margin for a Class I amalgam restoration should be - Answer-90
degrees
Question-the most important factor contributing to the long term success of the restoration of an
endo treated tooth is - Answer-presence of extracoronal coverage
Question-zinc containing amalgam... - Answer-high copper amalgam restorations containing Zn
demostrate better overall survival rates
Question-how does polycarboxylate cement bond to enamel? - Answer-chemically
Question-Lidocaine... - Answer-- LA
- topical
- antiarrhythmic
- anticonvulsant properties
Question-changes in direction of groups of enamel prisms... - Answer-have no functional
importance
, Question-microorganism that contribute significantly to progression of dentinal caries:
Those of dental caries - Answer-- Actinomyces naeslundi
- Actinomyces viscosus
- Lactobacillus casei
- strep mutans
- lactobacilus acidophilus
Question-Risk of contraction hep B through needlestick injury from a chronic hep B carrier is
increased when the patient's serology report indicates the presence of... - Answer-HBeAG
Question-most common cause of trigeminal neuralgia is... - Answer-compression of the cranial
nerve V sensory root
Question-salicyclates are preferred over acetaminophen for their - Answer-antiinflammatory
action
Question-a patient diagnosed with multiple mucosal neuromas should be further evaluated for
the possibility of - Answer-neoplasms of endocrine organs
Question-62 yo female, CD, never smoked, what kind of lesion is most likely to progress to
SCC? - Answer-a smooth red patch of the mid posterior dorsal tongue
Question-oral foci of infection are of greatest concern in patient with (a disease)... - Answer-
rheumatic heart disease
Question-therapeutic INR for a-fib is... - Answer-2-3
WITH DETAILED AND UPDATED
QUESTIONS HAVING WELL
EXPLAINED ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS
Question-what should not be prescriebd for patient on warfarin? - Answer-- acetylsalicyclic acid
- metronidazole
- erythromycin
Question-9 years old, anterior diastema, distally inclined maxillary incisors...what treatment? -
Answer-no treatment necessary
Question-how to disinfect GP cones prior to obturation? - Answer-immerse in 5.25% sodium
hypochlorite
Question-Healthy 66 yo patient who had MI 8 years ago needs extraction. Treatment with what
kind of anesthetics? - Answer-Extract in office with LA + vasocontrictor
Question-Application of cold to a tooth will temporarily relieve pain in... - Answer-pulpal
necrosis
Question-injection for extraction of maxillary canines - Answer-Infraorbital & Palatal
Question-osseous resective surgery is best suited for periodontal sites with... - Answer-early to
moderate bone loss
,Question-occlusal prameter used to differentiate between an overbite of dental or skeletal origin
is... - Answer-Mandibular curve of spee
Question-a single adjustment of an expansion screw in a removable appliance for dental arch
expansion will cause an expansion of how many mm? - Answer-0.25mm
Question-predominant Ig in saliva is... - Answer-IgA
Question-anatomical structures making up inverted Y in maxillary PA... - Answer-- floor of
nasal fossa
- maxillary sinus border
Question-adrenal corticosteroids does this... - Answer-reduce inflammation (think
immunosuppression)
Question-Dens in dente is most commonly associated with - Answer-anterior teeth
Question-PA infection from mandibular M2 may spread by direct extension to the following... -
Answer-- buccal space & vestibule
- sublingual pace
- submandibular space
Question-most important factor in deterining the dosage of sstemic fluoride supplementation is -
Answer-total daily fluoride intake (instead of patient age and water fluoridation, i think they are
trying to make a point on finding out the patient's fluoride sources)
Question-the surgical risk for a patient with oganic heart disease depnds upon - Answer-Cardiac
output
Question-immediately after trauma, tooth tests non-vital...what should you do? - Answer-wait
and re-evaluate because pulp tests not accurate immediately after trauma
,Question-clinical management of gingival enlargement caused by phenytoin therapy includes... -
Answer-gingivectomy and maintenance of good oral hygiene
Question-leeway space in an 8 yo child... - Answer-is approximately 3.5mm in mandibular arch
Question-5 yo with multiple well-defined multilocular radiolucencies of maxilla and mandible -
Answer-cherubism
Question-proximal retention grooves are most necessary to provide resistance for proximal-
oclusal silver amalgam restoration when the - Answer-occlusal extension is narrow
faciolingually relative to the proximal extension
Question-occlusal cavosurface margin for a Class I amalgam restoration should be - Answer-90
degrees
Question-the most important factor contributing to the long term success of the restoration of an
endo treated tooth is - Answer-presence of extracoronal coverage
Question-zinc containing amalgam... - Answer-high copper amalgam restorations containing Zn
demostrate better overall survival rates
Question-how does polycarboxylate cement bond to enamel? - Answer-chemically
Question-Lidocaine... - Answer-- LA
- topical
- antiarrhythmic
- anticonvulsant properties
Question-changes in direction of groups of enamel prisms... - Answer-have no functional
importance
, Question-microorganism that contribute significantly to progression of dentinal caries:
Those of dental caries - Answer-- Actinomyces naeslundi
- Actinomyces viscosus
- Lactobacillus casei
- strep mutans
- lactobacilus acidophilus
Question-Risk of contraction hep B through needlestick injury from a chronic hep B carrier is
increased when the patient's serology report indicates the presence of... - Answer-HBeAG
Question-most common cause of trigeminal neuralgia is... - Answer-compression of the cranial
nerve V sensory root
Question-salicyclates are preferred over acetaminophen for their - Answer-antiinflammatory
action
Question-a patient diagnosed with multiple mucosal neuromas should be further evaluated for
the possibility of - Answer-neoplasms of endocrine organs
Question-62 yo female, CD, never smoked, what kind of lesion is most likely to progress to
SCC? - Answer-a smooth red patch of the mid posterior dorsal tongue
Question-oral foci of infection are of greatest concern in patient with (a disease)... - Answer-
rheumatic heart disease
Question-therapeutic INR for a-fib is... - Answer-2-3
