ABPD REVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
ECC
Defined
(Ref #21) - Correct Answers -ECC
= 1 dmf tooth in primary teeth < 71 mos (6 yrs)
S-ECC
= (< 3 yo) with smooth surface caries
= (3 through 5) 1 dmf in anteriors
= 3 yo with dmf >= 4
= 4 yo with dmf >= 5
= 5 yo with dmf >= 6
Dental Neglect
(Ref #43) - Correct Answers -Dental Neglect is the willful failure of parent or guardian to
seek and follow through with treatment necessary to ensure a level of oral health
essential for adequate function and freedom from pain or infection.
Caries Assessment Tool
(CAT)
(Ref # ) - Correct Answers -...
Fluoride Supplements
(Ref # ) - Correct Answers -...
Caries-Risk Assessment
(additional)
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Involve a combination of factors:
1. Diet
2. Fluoride Exposure
, 3. Susceptible Host
4. Microflora that interplay with Social, Cultural, and Behavioral factors.
Defined: the determination of the likelihood of the incidence of caries during a certain
time period. Or the likelihood of change in size or activity of lesions already present.
Caries-Risk Indicators
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -1. Cause disease directly (microflora)
2. Predict disease (socioeconomic status)
3. Protective factors (fluoride, sugar substitutes, toothbrushing)
Caries Management Protocols
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Surgical intervention alone does not stop the disease
process.
Modern management of dental caries should be more conservative and include early
detection of noncavitated lesions, identification of an individual's risk for caries
progression, understanding of the disease process for that individual, and "active
surveillance" to apply preventative measures and monitor carefully for signs of
arrestment or progression.
Caries Management Protocols
for Children
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Based on a specific patient's
- Risk Levels
- Age
- Compliance with Preventative Strategies
Others:
Don't forget about Diet Counseling, Active Surveillance
Dental Caries-Risk Assessment
(Ref # 45) - Correct Answers -Based on:
1. Child's Age
2. Biological Factors (Microflora)
3. Protective Factors (Fluoride)
4. Clinical Findings (Decalcification)
Dental Home
(1)
(Ref #13) - Correct Answers -1. Dental home by 12 months of age
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
ECC
Defined
(Ref #21) - Correct Answers -ECC
= 1 dmf tooth in primary teeth < 71 mos (6 yrs)
S-ECC
= (< 3 yo) with smooth surface caries
= (3 through 5) 1 dmf in anteriors
= 3 yo with dmf >= 4
= 4 yo with dmf >= 5
= 5 yo with dmf >= 6
Dental Neglect
(Ref #43) - Correct Answers -Dental Neglect is the willful failure of parent or guardian to
seek and follow through with treatment necessary to ensure a level of oral health
essential for adequate function and freedom from pain or infection.
Caries Assessment Tool
(CAT)
(Ref # ) - Correct Answers -...
Fluoride Supplements
(Ref # ) - Correct Answers -...
Caries-Risk Assessment
(additional)
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Involve a combination of factors:
1. Diet
2. Fluoride Exposure
, 3. Susceptible Host
4. Microflora that interplay with Social, Cultural, and Behavioral factors.
Defined: the determination of the likelihood of the incidence of caries during a certain
time period. Or the likelihood of change in size or activity of lesions already present.
Caries-Risk Indicators
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -1. Cause disease directly (microflora)
2. Predict disease (socioeconomic status)
3. Protective factors (fluoride, sugar substitutes, toothbrushing)
Caries Management Protocols
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Surgical intervention alone does not stop the disease
process.
Modern management of dental caries should be more conservative and include early
detection of noncavitated lesions, identification of an individual's risk for caries
progression, understanding of the disease process for that individual, and "active
surveillance" to apply preventative measures and monitor carefully for signs of
arrestment or progression.
Caries Management Protocols
for Children
(Ref #45) - Correct Answers -Based on a specific patient's
- Risk Levels
- Age
- Compliance with Preventative Strategies
Others:
Don't forget about Diet Counseling, Active Surveillance
Dental Caries-Risk Assessment
(Ref # 45) - Correct Answers -Based on:
1. Child's Age
2. Biological Factors (Microflora)
3. Protective Factors (Fluoride)
4. Clinical Findings (Decalcification)
Dental Home
(1)
(Ref #13) - Correct Answers -1. Dental home by 12 months of age
