HM2 ADVANCEMENT 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. - ✔✔what are the three parts of the small intestines
✔✔cerebrum - ✔✔what is the largest part of the brain
✔✔growth calcification, and eruption - ✔✔teeth go through three developmental periods
of growth what are they
✔✔bud, cap, and bell - ✔✔what is th Growth period of development for teeth divided
into
✔✔5th or 6th - ✔✔dental development usually begins in what week of prenatal life
✔✔10 - ✔✔how many teeth are present in each prenatal tooth arch
✔✔histodifferentiation - ✔✔the last period of tooth growth (bell stage) is also known as
what
✔✔3 years - ✔✔for permenant teeth it takes how long from crown completion to tooth
eruption.
✔✔exfoliation - ✔✔When primary teeth prepare to fall out and make way for the
eruption of permanent teeth, they go through a process called what
✔✔clinical crown - ✔✔the part of the crown that is actually visible in the mouth is known
as what
✔✔formation of dentin - ✔✔What is the chief function of the dental pulp
✔✔alveolar socket - ✔✔cavity within the alveolar process in which the root of the tooth
is held by the periodontal ligament
✔✔web like - ✔✔When viewed by radiograph, trabecular bone has what appearance.
✔✔: masticatory mucosa (i.e hard palate), lining mucosa(lips, cheeks),and specialized
mucosa (tongue) - ✔✔Oral mucosa and consist of three types: masticatory mucosa (i.e
hard palate), lining mucosa (lips, cheeks),and specialized mucosa (tongue)
✔✔unattached gingival - ✔✔Portion of gingiva that extends from the gingival crest to
the crest of the bone is called
✔✔Gingival margin - ✔✔this area is first to show symptoms of gingivitis
, ✔✔Interdental papilla - ✔✔what helps prevent food from packing between the teeth
✔✔Universal Numbering system - ✔✔what is the name of the system that is used by
the armed forces to identify teeth
✔✔second molars - ✔✔what are often called 12-year molars because they erupt when
a child is about 12 years old.
✔✔Mesial - ✔✔what is the proximal surface closest to the midline or middle of the arch
✔✔2 - ✔✔A tooth has how many proximal surfaces
✔✔A Cyst - ✔✔what is an enclosed pouch or sac containing fluid or semi-solid material.
✔✔Ulcers - ✔✔may be caused by biting, denture irritation, toothbrush injury, viruses, or
other irritant
✔✔abscess - ✔✔is a collection of pus often caused by a bacterial infection
✔✔Vesicles - ✔✔: A small elevation that contains fluid
✔✔Hematoma - ✔✔A localized collection of blood that escaped from blood vessels due
to trauma
✔✔Petechiae - ✔✔: Round pinpoint , non-raised, purplish-red spots caused by
hemorrhage
✔✔Ecchymoses: - ✔✔Large, purplish-red areas caused by blood under the
skin(appears blue or yelloow)
✔✔depressions - ✔✔Pit and fissure caries develop where on teeth
✔✔Pulpalgia - ✔✔refers to pain in the dental pulp and commonly occurs after a
restoration has been placed in a tooth
✔✔Periodontal disease - ✔✔is the most prevalent chronic disease of humankind
✔✔Sulcus - ✔✔Marginal gingivitis usually starts in what
✔✔Vincent's infection - ✔✔Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (NUG) is a disease referred
to as trenchmouth, or
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. - ✔✔what are the three parts of the small intestines
✔✔cerebrum - ✔✔what is the largest part of the brain
✔✔growth calcification, and eruption - ✔✔teeth go through three developmental periods
of growth what are they
✔✔bud, cap, and bell - ✔✔what is th Growth period of development for teeth divided
into
✔✔5th or 6th - ✔✔dental development usually begins in what week of prenatal life
✔✔10 - ✔✔how many teeth are present in each prenatal tooth arch
✔✔histodifferentiation - ✔✔the last period of tooth growth (bell stage) is also known as
what
✔✔3 years - ✔✔for permenant teeth it takes how long from crown completion to tooth
eruption.
✔✔exfoliation - ✔✔When primary teeth prepare to fall out and make way for the
eruption of permanent teeth, they go through a process called what
✔✔clinical crown - ✔✔the part of the crown that is actually visible in the mouth is known
as what
✔✔formation of dentin - ✔✔What is the chief function of the dental pulp
✔✔alveolar socket - ✔✔cavity within the alveolar process in which the root of the tooth
is held by the periodontal ligament
✔✔web like - ✔✔When viewed by radiograph, trabecular bone has what appearance.
✔✔: masticatory mucosa (i.e hard palate), lining mucosa(lips, cheeks),and specialized
mucosa (tongue) - ✔✔Oral mucosa and consist of three types: masticatory mucosa (i.e
hard palate), lining mucosa (lips, cheeks),and specialized mucosa (tongue)
✔✔unattached gingival - ✔✔Portion of gingiva that extends from the gingival crest to
the crest of the bone is called
✔✔Gingival margin - ✔✔this area is first to show symptoms of gingivitis
, ✔✔Interdental papilla - ✔✔what helps prevent food from packing between the teeth
✔✔Universal Numbering system - ✔✔what is the name of the system that is used by
the armed forces to identify teeth
✔✔second molars - ✔✔what are often called 12-year molars because they erupt when
a child is about 12 years old.
✔✔Mesial - ✔✔what is the proximal surface closest to the midline or middle of the arch
✔✔2 - ✔✔A tooth has how many proximal surfaces
✔✔A Cyst - ✔✔what is an enclosed pouch or sac containing fluid or semi-solid material.
✔✔Ulcers - ✔✔may be caused by biting, denture irritation, toothbrush injury, viruses, or
other irritant
✔✔abscess - ✔✔is a collection of pus often caused by a bacterial infection
✔✔Vesicles - ✔✔: A small elevation that contains fluid
✔✔Hematoma - ✔✔A localized collection of blood that escaped from blood vessels due
to trauma
✔✔Petechiae - ✔✔: Round pinpoint , non-raised, purplish-red spots caused by
hemorrhage
✔✔Ecchymoses: - ✔✔Large, purplish-red areas caused by blood under the
skin(appears blue or yelloow)
✔✔depressions - ✔✔Pit and fissure caries develop where on teeth
✔✔Pulpalgia - ✔✔refers to pain in the dental pulp and commonly occurs after a
restoration has been placed in a tooth
✔✔Periodontal disease - ✔✔is the most prevalent chronic disease of humankind
✔✔Sulcus - ✔✔Marginal gingivitis usually starts in what
✔✔Vincent's infection - ✔✔Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (NUG) is a disease referred
to as trenchmouth, or
