AAID ASSOCIATE FELLOW EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. The advantage of a papilla sparing incision is that:: The papilla
is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
The main anatomic structure the implant surgeon needs
2.
to be aware of in the posterior mandible area if he/she
perforates the boney plate of the jaw is the:: The lingual
artery
3. The most commonly recommended distance between
the implant and ad-jacent tooth is:: 1.5-2mm
4. What is the most commonly recommended minimum
spacing between two adjacent implants?: 3-4mm
5. Which of the following is NOT an advantage for
cementable restorations compared to screw retained restorations::
Greater retention in a restoration with little interoc-clusal
space
6.What is the mostly commonly recommended minimum
level to keep im-plants and surgical drills above the
,inferior alveolar canal in the posterior mandible (safety
zone)?: 2mm
7. The advantage of a direct impression (open tray
impression technique) is that:: It can be utilized for flaring
angulations (diverging implants or tilted implants) so as to prevent
impression tearing upon removal of the impression tray
The minimal amount of space recommended between the
8.
crest of the bone and the incisal edge of the overdenture
prosthesis to allow for bar, attachment and denture
construction is:: 14-16mm
9. While performing implant surgery during the drilling
procedure the clini-cian:: All of the above
10. When performing stage II uncovery surgery the clinician
needs to do all of the following except:: Use standard monopolar
electrosurgery units to uncover implants by gingivectomy
11. The benefits of immediate implants are:: you can provide the
patient with a provisional on the day of surgery
12. The benefits of splinting multiple dental implants is all of
the following except:: the patient can floss
13. As the bone resorbs all of the following changes occur
EXCEPT for the following:: The bone will usually resorb from
,palatal to buccal direction
, 14. Which of the following surfaces is least likely to
osseointegrate:: Polished Titanium
15. Which one of the following would indicate a failing implant:
Pain upon percussion
16. 350-850 Hounsfield units
D3 density bone is the range of:
17. Division B bone is best described as:: 2.5mm wide and
10mm length
All of the following are options for treatment of Division B
18.
(narrow width bone) to allow for standard root form implant
placement except for:: osteogenic distraction
19. Progressive loading is usually indicated for which scenario::
D4 with 1-2 implants or a single molar
According to an article published in the 1990's by
20.
Charles English, the principle of Anterior Posterior Spread
(A-P Spread) was for which one of the following:: a principle to
help the dentist determine the amount of cantilever in a
prosthesis depending upon the distance between the most anterior
and posterior splinted implants in a restoration
21. The Ostium, located in the maxillary sinus, is described as::
All of the above
Sinus elevation of the SA-2 type (Misch) and described
22.
by many as the Summer's Techniques is a technique
whereby the clinician:: Makes an incision and utilizes
1. The advantage of a papilla sparing incision is that:: The papilla
is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
The main anatomic structure the implant surgeon needs
2.
to be aware of in the posterior mandible area if he/she
perforates the boney plate of the jaw is the:: The lingual
artery
3. The most commonly recommended distance between
the implant and ad-jacent tooth is:: 1.5-2mm
4. What is the most commonly recommended minimum
spacing between two adjacent implants?: 3-4mm
5. Which of the following is NOT an advantage for
cementable restorations compared to screw retained restorations::
Greater retention in a restoration with little interoc-clusal
space
6.What is the mostly commonly recommended minimum
level to keep im-plants and surgical drills above the
,inferior alveolar canal in the posterior mandible (safety
zone)?: 2mm
7. The advantage of a direct impression (open tray
impression technique) is that:: It can be utilized for flaring
angulations (diverging implants or tilted implants) so as to prevent
impression tearing upon removal of the impression tray
The minimal amount of space recommended between the
8.
crest of the bone and the incisal edge of the overdenture
prosthesis to allow for bar, attachment and denture
construction is:: 14-16mm
9. While performing implant surgery during the drilling
procedure the clini-cian:: All of the above
10. When performing stage II uncovery surgery the clinician
needs to do all of the following except:: Use standard monopolar
electrosurgery units to uncover implants by gingivectomy
11. The benefits of immediate implants are:: you can provide the
patient with a provisional on the day of surgery
12. The benefits of splinting multiple dental implants is all of
the following except:: the patient can floss
13. As the bone resorbs all of the following changes occur
EXCEPT for the following:: The bone will usually resorb from
,palatal to buccal direction
, 14. Which of the following surfaces is least likely to
osseointegrate:: Polished Titanium
15. Which one of the following would indicate a failing implant:
Pain upon percussion
16. 350-850 Hounsfield units
D3 density bone is the range of:
17. Division B bone is best described as:: 2.5mm wide and
10mm length
All of the following are options for treatment of Division B
18.
(narrow width bone) to allow for standard root form implant
placement except for:: osteogenic distraction
19. Progressive loading is usually indicated for which scenario::
D4 with 1-2 implants or a single molar
According to an article published in the 1990's by
20.
Charles English, the principle of Anterior Posterior Spread
(A-P Spread) was for which one of the following:: a principle to
help the dentist determine the amount of cantilever in a
prosthesis depending upon the distance between the most anterior
and posterior splinted implants in a restoration
21. The Ostium, located in the maxillary sinus, is described as::
All of the above
Sinus elevation of the SA-2 type (Misch) and described
22.
by many as the Summer's Techniques is a technique
whereby the clinician:: Makes an incision and utilizes
