ABPD Oral Boards Exam | Questions and Answers
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What is the probability that natal Over 90%! Less than 10% are supernumaries.
teeth are actually normal primary
teeth?
Where do natal teeth most often Most in mandibular anterior region. Over 50%
occur in the mouth? occur in pairs.
What is the risk of topical anesthetics Methemoglobinemia
in infants?
What is the possible etiology of natal Superficial position of tooth bud, endocrine
teeth? disorder, infection, Cleft lip and palate, Hallerman-
Streiff syndrome
List 4 risk factors that increase caries 1. Primary caregiver has active caries
risk. 2. Low SES or recent immigrant
3. Over 3 snacks of high carbs or drinks
4. SHCN
What are CLINICAL risk factors that White spot lesions, enamel defects, visible cavities,
increase caries risk? existing restorations, significant plaque
accumulation.
, What are contraindications to SDF? Symptomatic teeth, necrotic teeth, silver allergy,
desquamative gingivitis or mucositis
What's the MOA of SDF? Silver ions are bactericidal and inhibit biofilm
formation, fluoride promotes remineralization
What should be asked in med hx of 1. Description and name of condition
pt with cardiac disease? 2. Previous treatment
3. Cardiologist to send consult to
4. Medications and frequency
5. Limitations and morbidity
What cardiac conditions require 1. Prosthetic valves
antibiotic prophylaxis? 2 Cyanotic heart disease
3. Surgical stents and conduits
4. Valve dysfunction
5. Cardiomyopathy
6. Mitral valve prolapse with regurgitation
Oral findings in Down Syndrome 1. Mouth breathers
2. Relative mandibular prognathism with small
maxilla
3. Small conical teeth
4. Retained primary teeth
5. Large, protruding tongues
6. Precocious periodontal disease
3 categories of info for caries risk 1. Biological factors
assessment per AAPD 2. Protective factors
3. Clinical findings
How long does the setting reaction 24 hours
for a Glass Ionomer Cement
Restoration occur over?
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Terms in this set (416)
What is the probability that natal Over 90%! Less than 10% are supernumaries.
teeth are actually normal primary
teeth?
Where do natal teeth most often Most in mandibular anterior region. Over 50%
occur in the mouth? occur in pairs.
What is the risk of topical anesthetics Methemoglobinemia
in infants?
What is the possible etiology of natal Superficial position of tooth bud, endocrine
teeth? disorder, infection, Cleft lip and palate, Hallerman-
Streiff syndrome
List 4 risk factors that increase caries 1. Primary caregiver has active caries
risk. 2. Low SES or recent immigrant
3. Over 3 snacks of high carbs or drinks
4. SHCN
What are CLINICAL risk factors that White spot lesions, enamel defects, visible cavities,
increase caries risk? existing restorations, significant plaque
accumulation.
, What are contraindications to SDF? Symptomatic teeth, necrotic teeth, silver allergy,
desquamative gingivitis or mucositis
What's the MOA of SDF? Silver ions are bactericidal and inhibit biofilm
formation, fluoride promotes remineralization
What should be asked in med hx of 1. Description and name of condition
pt with cardiac disease? 2. Previous treatment
3. Cardiologist to send consult to
4. Medications and frequency
5. Limitations and morbidity
What cardiac conditions require 1. Prosthetic valves
antibiotic prophylaxis? 2 Cyanotic heart disease
3. Surgical stents and conduits
4. Valve dysfunction
5. Cardiomyopathy
6. Mitral valve prolapse with regurgitation
Oral findings in Down Syndrome 1. Mouth breathers
2. Relative mandibular prognathism with small
maxilla
3. Small conical teeth
4. Retained primary teeth
5. Large, protruding tongues
6. Precocious periodontal disease
3 categories of info for caries risk 1. Biological factors
assessment per AAPD 2. Protective factors
3. Clinical findings
How long does the setting reaction 24 hours
for a Glass Ionomer Cement
Restoration occur over?
