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NDEB Canadian Exam Questions and Verified Answers (2026–2027) | Complete Canadian Dental Board Exam Prep & Practice Test | Grade A+

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Prepare for the National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) Exam with this comprehensive Study Guide featuring Questions and Verified Answers. This resource covers key dental concepts across biomedical and clinical sciences, including dental anatomy, oral pathology, pharmacology, microbiology, radiology, periodontics, endodontics, operative dentistry, prosthodontics, oral surgery, pediatric dentistry, orthodontics, patient assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning, infection prevention and control, ethics, and professional responsibilities. Designed for internationally and Canadian-trained dentists preparing for NDEB examinations and Canadian dental licensure, this study guide helps reinforce essential dental knowledge, strengthen clinical reasoning and diagnostic skills, improve exam readiness, and build confidence for success in the Canadian dental board examination.

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NDEB (Canadian) Exam
osseous resective surgery is best suited for periodontal early to moderate bone loss
sites with...


what should not be prescriebd for patient on warfarin? - acetylsalicyclic acid
- metronidazole
- erythromycin


9 years old, anterior diastema, distally inclined maxillary no treatment necessary
incisors...what treatment?


how to disinfect GP cones prior to obturation? immerse in 5.25% sodium hypochlorite


occlusal prameter used to differentiate between an Mandibular curve of spee
overbite of dental or skeletal origin is...


a single adjustment of an expansion screw in a 0.25mm
removable appliance for dental arch expansion will
cause an expansion of how many mm?


predominant Ig in saliva is... IgA


anatomical structures making up inverted Y in maxillary - floor of nasal fossa
PA... - maxillary sinus border


adrenal corticosteroids does this... reduce inflammation (think immunosuppression)




Dens in dente is most commonly associated with anterior teeth


PA infection from mandibular M2 may spread by direct - buccal space & vestibule
extension to the following... - sublingual pace
- submandibular space


most important factor in deterining the dosage of total daily fluoride intake (instead of patient age and water fluoridation, i think
sstemic fluoride supplementation is they are trying to make a point on finding out the patient's fluoride sources)


the surgical risk for a patient with oganic heart disease Cardiac output
depnds upon


immediately after trauma, tooth tests non-vital...what wait and re-evaluate because pulp tests not accurate immediately after trauma
should you do?


clinical management of gingival enlargement caused by gingivectomy and maintenance of good oral hygiene
phenytoin therapy includes...


leeway space in an 8 yo child... is approximately 3.5mm in mandibular arch

, NDEB (Canadian) Exam
5 yo with multiple well-defined multilocular cherubism
radiolucencies of maxilla and mandible


proximal retention grooves are most necessary to occlusal extension is narrow faciolingually relative to the proximal extension
provide resistance for proximal-oclusal silver amalgam
restoration when the




occlusal cavosurface margin for a Class I amalgam 90 degrees
restoration should be


the most important factor contributing to the long term presence of extracoronal coverage
success of the restoration of an endo treated tooth is


zinc containing amalgam... high copper amalgam restorations containing Zn demostrate better overall
survival rates


how does polycarboxylate cement bond to enamel? chemically


Lidocaine... - LA
- topical
- antiarrhythmic
- anticonvulsant properties


changes in direction of groups of enamel prisms... have no functional importance


microorganism that contribute significantly to - Actinomyces naeslundi
progression of dentinal caries: - Actinomyces viscosus
- Lactobacillus casei
Those of dental caries
- strep mutans
- lactobacilus acidophilus


Risk of contraction hep B through needlestick injury HBeAG
from a chronic hep B carrier is increased when the
patient's serology report indicates the presence of...


most common cause of trigeminal neuralgia is... compression of the cranial nerve V sensory root

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