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. Differentiation of internal or external root resorption can best be determined by: A. using a panoramic radiograph as the primary imaging modality. B. noting that external resorption moves with respect to the canal with additional PA images. C. evaluating an occlusal view for any mandibular teeth in question. D. using an electric pulp tester to evaluate pulpal vitality. - B. noting that external resorption moves with respect to the canal with additional PA images. . How much root development should there be before an impacted tooth is surgically exposed for orthodontictreatment? A. Furcation area completed B. Half of root completed C. Cervical area completed D. Almost completely formed - D. Almost completely formed A child with asthma needs pain medication following dental procedures. What is the drug of choice? A. Narcotics B. Aspirin C. NSAIDs D. Acetaminophen - D. Acetaminophen A compound odontoma: A. has indistinct radiographic borders. B. has a high rate of reoccurrence.C. occurs almost always in the mandible. D. exhibits some resemblance to normal tooth structure. - D. exhibits some resemblance to normal tooth structure. A dental bonding system has all of the following essential functions except one. Which is the exception? A. Provides resistance to separation of a substrate from a restorative material. B. Distributes stress along bonded interfaces. C. Provides thermal insulation between materials. D. Seals the interface - C. Provides thermal insulation between materials. A generalized pigmentation of the skin is seen in Addison's disease. This is due to the increased production of erythropoietin from the kidneys. A. Both statements are TRUE. B. Both statements are FALSE. C. The first statement is TRUE; the second is FALSE. D. The first statement is FALSE; the second is TRUE - C. The first statement is TRUE; the second is FALSE. A healing time of two weeks between extensive oral surgery and the initiation of radiotherapy will avoid bone necrosis. Osteoradionecrosis does not happen in the mandible because of the bone density. A. Both statements are TRUE. B. Both statements are FALSE. C. The first statement is TRUE; the second is FALSE. D. The first statement is FALSE; the second is TRUE. - B. Both statements are FALSE. A panoramic radiograph of a 15-year-old boy reveals an asymptomatic radiolucency between the mandibular second premolar and first molar, unilaterally. The margin of the lesion is well defined andextends superiorly between the roots of the teeth. There is no buccal expansion; all teeth are vital and noncarious. The radiographicfindings are most consistent with a(n): A. complex odontoma. B. lateral periodontal cyst. C. traumatic bone cyst. D. ameloblastoma. - C. traumatic bone cyst. A patient presents for emergency treatment of pain associated with the permanent mandibular first molar. There is a history of pain when drinking cold liquids. Mesial and distal caries appear radiographically to extend through the dentino-enamel junction. Heat and cold stimuli both promote prolonged painful responses for at least a minute following removal of the stimulus. The diagnosis is consistent with: A. reversible pulpitis. B. cracked tooth syndrome. C. irreversible pulpitis. D. physiologically normal pulp - C. irreversible pulpitis. A patient who had root planing and scaling done with local anesthetic two days ago returns to your office complaining of pain on his palate. Upon exam you see small ulcerations present on his soft palate. The most likely diagnosis would be: A. recurrent apthous ulcers. B. herpangina. C. recurrent herpes. D. allergic reaction. - C. recurrent herpes. A residual cyst is best defined as a/n: A. growth from a dentingerous cyst completely removed.B. radicular cyst left behind following an extraction. C. aberrant keratocystic odontogenic tumor. D. misinterpreted Stafne bone cyst - B. radicular cyst left behind following an extraction