AMP nelda-amp section Questions With Complete Solutions
A fusion of the tooth to the jawbone that prevents intended
orthodontic movement is described as Correct Answers
ankylosis
A patient is missing tooth #9 in the Universal numbering
system. How does that affect the patient's teeth numbering
Correct Answers The missing tooth space remains #9.
Anodontia can occur in what type of dentition? Correct
Answers
Bruxism occurs when the patient Correct Answers grinds his or
her teeth
Class II, Division I teeth are in what position Correct Answers
Cleft palate is an abnormal condition that occurs when the
Correct Answers maxillary and medial nasal processes do not
fuse
During an initial orthodontic visit, a patient will undergo which
of the following Correct Answers
How many groups of superficial lymph nodes are found in the
head region Correct Answers
How many teeth are in the primary dentition Correct Answers
10 in the maxillary arch and 10 in the mandibular arch
, 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 lymphadenopathy is found during a dental exam, the dentist
will likely Correct Answers
If permanent teeth erupt before primary teeth have exfoliated,
what is a possible complication Correct Answers
If the alveolar process shrinks, what may occur Correct
Answers
In order for a dentist or orthodontist to make an occlusal
diagnosis, he or she will need to do which of the following
Correct Answers Perform a comprehensive dental evaluation
In the Palmer notation system, which primary teeth are given the
letter B Correct Answers
In the Palmer notation system, which teeth are assigned the
number 1 Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular central
incisors
In the Palmer notation system, which teeth are assigned the
numbers 4 and 5 Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular
premolars
In the Universal numbering system, the permanent teeth are
Correct Answers numbered from 1 to 32
A fusion of the tooth to the jawbone that prevents intended
orthodontic movement is described as Correct Answers
ankylosis
A patient is missing tooth #9 in the Universal numbering
system. How does that affect the patient's teeth numbering
Correct Answers The missing tooth space remains #9.
Anodontia can occur in what type of dentition? Correct
Answers
Bruxism occurs when the patient Correct Answers grinds his or
her teeth
Class II, Division I teeth are in what position Correct Answers
Cleft palate is an abnormal condition that occurs when the
Correct Answers maxillary and medial nasal processes do not
fuse
During an initial orthodontic visit, a patient will undergo which
of the following Correct Answers
How many groups of superficial lymph nodes are found in the
head region Correct Answers
How many teeth are in the primary dentition Correct Answers
10 in the maxillary arch and 10 in the mandibular arch
, 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 lymphadenopathy is found during a dental exam, the dentist
will likely Correct Answers
If permanent teeth erupt before primary teeth have exfoliated,
what is a possible complication Correct Answers
If the alveolar process shrinks, what may occur Correct
Answers
In order for a dentist or orthodontist to make an occlusal
diagnosis, he or she will need to do which of the following
Correct Answers Perform a comprehensive dental evaluation
In the Palmer notation system, which primary teeth are given the
letter B Correct Answers
In the Palmer notation system, which teeth are assigned the
number 1 Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular central
incisors
In the Palmer notation system, which teeth are assigned the
numbers 4 and 5 Correct Answers Maxillary and mandibular
premolars
In the Universal numbering system, the permanent teeth are
Correct Answers numbered from 1 to 32
