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A dentigerous cyst is more commonly found in patients under 30 years of age. - correct answers True Male patients are more likely to be diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst than female patients. Caucasians are more likely to be diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst than other ethnicities. - correct answers Both statements are true Patients diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst are typically symptomatic e.g. acute pain and sensitivity to thermal conduction. - correct answers False Where is the most common region for patients to develop mesiodens? - correct answers Maxillary anterior Mesiodens typically occurs with permanent dentition. Although rare, it can occur with deciduous dentition. - correct answers Both statements are true. Female patients are more likely to be diagnosed with a mesiodens than male patients. - correct answers False

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NUR Course #513 Radiographic
Interpretations Exam 2025 With 100%
Correct Answers

A dentigerous cyst is more commonly found in patients under 30 years of age. - correct answers ✔✔True



Male patients are more likely to be diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst than female patients. Caucasians
are more likely to be diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst than other ethnicities. - correct answers
✔✔Both statements are true



Patients diagnosed with a dentigerous cyst are typically symptomatic e.g. acute pain and sensitivity to
thermal conduction. - correct answers ✔✔False



Where is the most common region for patients to develop mesiodens? - correct answers ✔✔Maxillary
anterior



Mesiodens typically occurs with permanent dentition. Although rare, it can occur with deciduous
dentition. - correct answers ✔✔Both statements are true.



Female patients are more likely to be diagnosed with a mesiodens than male patients. - correct answers
✔✔False



The majority of salivary stones diagnosed are found in the Stenson duct of the parotid gland. Salivary
stones may occur in minor salivary ducts but are rare. - correct answers ✔✔The first statement is false,
and the second statement is true.



Sialolith's or salivary stones are typically diagnosed in patients that are middle age. - correct answers
✔✔True



Patients diagnosed with minor salivary stones are typically asymptomatic. - correct answers ✔✔True

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