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What nerve is the most often damaged in - Facial (CNVII) passes through the parotid gland directly
TMJ surgery? under the TMJ


- Trigeminal (CNV)
- Facial (CNVII)
-Glossopharyngeal (CN IX)
- Aurticulotemporal (Branch III of CNV)
- Inferior Alveolar (Branch III of CNV)


A bite block allows for ____. - better visualization
- better visualization
- pt discomfort
- cheek retraction
- occlusal alignment
- wider opening


The teeth (most to least) likely to be - 3M
congenitally missing are ______, ____ , and ______. - Max lateral incisors
- Mand second premolars

, You are performing a 5-year follow-up on a No Tx needed, this is acceptable (up to mm)
43yr old Pt with an implant. When
comparing radiographs, you estimate that
there has been almost 0.1mm loss of bone
height around the implant . What Tx is now
indicated?
- Removal of the implant and replacement
with a larger size implant
- removal of the implant to allow healing
before another one can be placed 4 months
later
- Remaking the prosthetic crown because of
tangential forces on the implant
- The implant is doing well, this amount of
bone loss is considered acceptable?


Bone files work with a ______ stroke. Pulling stroke


Trigeminal neuralgia, also called tic - Electrical
douloureux, is unilateral trigger point pain - sharp
that feels ___________. - shooting
- episodic (peroximal )


Allogenic bone is ______. - harvested from an induvidual and transfered to same
species


Trigeminal neuralgia, also called tic Anticonvulsants (carbamazePINE) or surgery
douloureux, is treated with _ _.


Where is the maxillary second molar most - Maxillary sinus
likely to be displaced during an extraction?


- Maxillary sinus
- Masseteric space
- Retropharyngeal space
- Infraorbital space
- Submandibular space


_____ pain is a result or an RCT or an Atypical odontalgia pain = due to loss of neuro pathway
extraction. (phantom limb pain)


In order (from most to least) list the #1 Mandibular 3M
following by likelihood fo becoming #2 Max 3M
impacted? #3 Max Canines
#4 Mand/Max 2M
- Maxillary IM
- Mand 2M Generally due to inadequate arch length
- Max 3M
- Max Canines
- Maxillary 2M
- Mandibular 3M

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