CDCA 2023 Test Questions with Correct Answers

hereditary telangiectasia is due to what type of systemic complications? - ANSWER lack of iron increase working time w/ alginate - ANSWER add cold water after SRP, pocket depth reduce 1-2mm, why? - ANSWER repair by LJE if patient is taking corticosteroids, what do you have to do to dose - ANSWER double the dose picture of white lesion on lower lip, hold with cotton pliers. it's exophytic with narrow base, patient irritated it when he eats, and he plays with the lesion w/his tongue. what is it? - ANSWER papilloma picture SCC on tongue - ANSWER look it up pic of lateral, tooth is asymtopatic, non vital (see pulp is sclerotic). what do u do? - ANSWER nothing b/c no RL 3 xrays of SLOB technqiue. #19 w/pin and RCT answer: ML canal looks short and pin is on mesial root - ANSWER If the image of an object moves mesially when the tubehead is moved mesially (same direction), the object is located on the lingual. If the image of the object moves distally when the tubehead moves mesially (opposite direction), the object is located on the buccal pic of big ranula on floor of mouth tx - ANSWER excision nasopalatal cyst tx - ANSWER surgical tx/excision see perio charting of tooth #3. lingual pockets are 7-5-4. After SRP, see apical migration of ginvial margin of 1mm and notice that the pocket depth is 2mm, how much attachment did you regain - ANSWER 2mm xray of baby tooth and PM underneath, but far away. Primary tooth has amalgam and recurrent decay into pulp. what do you do? - ANSWER pulpotomy and change filling (b/c PM not going to erupt soon)...There were about 4-5 questions with incoming PM and primary molar and having to decide to keep or extract PM