AMP Practice Test Questions With Complete Solutions
Alveolar process of maxillary bones form what Correct
Answers Support the teeth of the maxillary arch
Bones that form the floor of the nasal cavity Correct Answers
Palatine
Bruxism occurs when the patient Correct Answers grinds their
teeth
Class 2, Division 1 Teeth are in what position Correct Answers
Labioversion
Cleft palate is an abnormal condition that occurs when Correct
Answers maxillary and medial nasal processes do not fuse
Compact bone that surrounds tooth socket and lies adjacent to
the periodontal ligament Correct Answers Lamina Dura
Cusp of Carabelli Correct Answers a 5th cusp that appears on
the permanent 1st molars
Describes maxillary canines Correct Answers Long cusp which
extends beyond the teeth on either side
During initial orthodontic visit, a patient will undergo what
Correct Answers frontal and profile analyses
Fordyce's spots Correct Answers Small, yellowish elevations
that may appear on the buccal mucosa
, Function of filiform papillae Correct Answers Sensation of
touch
Fusion of tooth to the jawbone that prevents intended
orthodontic movement is described as Correct Answers
Ankylosis
How many groups of superficial lymph nodes are found in head
region Correct Answers 5
If a patient is experiencing thick, rough-textured lesions on the
buccal mucosa or on the lips, this may be an early warning sign
of Correct Answers Oral Cancer
If alveolar process shrinks what happens Correct Answers
Mandibular bone may thin causing jaw bone to crack
If lymphadenopathy is found during a dental exam, the dentist
will Correct Answers First rule out any dental-related
conditions
In palmer notation, which primary teeth are given the letter B
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular lateral incisors
In palmer notation, which teeth are assigned the number 1
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandiular central incisors
In palmer notation, which teeth are assigned the numbers 4/5
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular premolars
Alveolar process of maxillary bones form what Correct
Answers Support the teeth of the maxillary arch
Bones that form the floor of the nasal cavity Correct Answers
Palatine
Bruxism occurs when the patient Correct Answers grinds their
teeth
Class 2, Division 1 Teeth are in what position Correct Answers
Labioversion
Cleft palate is an abnormal condition that occurs when Correct
Answers maxillary and medial nasal processes do not fuse
Compact bone that surrounds tooth socket and lies adjacent to
the periodontal ligament Correct Answers Lamina Dura
Cusp of Carabelli Correct Answers a 5th cusp that appears on
the permanent 1st molars
Describes maxillary canines Correct Answers Long cusp which
extends beyond the teeth on either side
During initial orthodontic visit, a patient will undergo what
Correct Answers frontal and profile analyses
Fordyce's spots Correct Answers Small, yellowish elevations
that may appear on the buccal mucosa
, Function of filiform papillae Correct Answers Sensation of
touch
Fusion of tooth to the jawbone that prevents intended
orthodontic movement is described as Correct Answers
Ankylosis
How many groups of superficial lymph nodes are found in head
region Correct Answers 5
If a patient is experiencing thick, rough-textured lesions on the
buccal mucosa or on the lips, this may be an early warning sign
of Correct Answers Oral Cancer
If alveolar process shrinks what happens Correct Answers
Mandibular bone may thin causing jaw bone to crack
If lymphadenopathy is found during a dental exam, the dentist
will Correct Answers First rule out any dental-related
conditions
In palmer notation, which primary teeth are given the letter B
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular lateral incisors
In palmer notation, which teeth are assigned the number 1
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandiular central incisors
In palmer notation, which teeth are assigned the numbers 4/5
Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular premolars
