Pediatric Dentistry Quiz #1 Questions With Complete
Solutions
"Tell-Show-Do" Correct Answers Name the instrument,
demonstrate its use, then use the instrument.
Adolescence Correct Answers Age 12-20, time between
puberty and young adulthood, transition from child to adult.
Acquires self-certainty, sexual identity becomes clear, become
inspired (leadership) and develop set of ideals.
Apexification Correct Answers Filling a young permanent
tooth that is receiving a root canal filling with a special cement
filling instead of gutta percha.
Apexogenesis Correct Answers all procedures that encourage
continued root development
Autism Correct Answers Brain disorder associated with a
range of developmental problems. mainly in communication and
social interactions. First sign appear before age 3, affects social
skills, language skills, and behavior.
Avulsed teeth Correct Answers Tooth forcibly knocked out of
the socket. Recover tooth immediately, keeping it moist.
baby bottle syndrome Correct Answers Early childhood caries,
most often seen in children under 3, who are put to bed with
bottle filled with juice or milk.
, Being Honest Correct Answers make sure what you say is true
from the child's view point
Best dental snacks have Correct Answers Nutrient value, high
water content, low sugar, low acid, non-retentive.
Cerebral palsy Correct Answers group of non-progressive
neural disorders caused by prenatal or postnatal brain damage
before CNS reached maturity. malfunction of motor centers
resulting in paralysis, weakness, lack of coordination.
Class 1 Enamel only Correct Answers Smooth the rough edges
Class 2 enamel and dentin Correct Answers exposed dentin is
protected with glass ionomer, calcium hydroxide, bonding agent
with a composite restoration.
Class 3 enamel, dentin, pulp; minimally involves the pulp.
Correct Answers Depending on exam, a direct pulp capping,
pulpotomy, or pulpectomy.
Class 4 extensive fracture of the crown with pulp exposure
Correct Answers Root canal treatment, if indicated. post and
cast crown are completed to stabilize and protect tooth.
Coronal Polish Correct Answers Performed by LDH or LDA,
caution on newly erupted teeth, apply disclosing solution to
identify plaque.
Solutions
"Tell-Show-Do" Correct Answers Name the instrument,
demonstrate its use, then use the instrument.
Adolescence Correct Answers Age 12-20, time between
puberty and young adulthood, transition from child to adult.
Acquires self-certainty, sexual identity becomes clear, become
inspired (leadership) and develop set of ideals.
Apexification Correct Answers Filling a young permanent
tooth that is receiving a root canal filling with a special cement
filling instead of gutta percha.
Apexogenesis Correct Answers all procedures that encourage
continued root development
Autism Correct Answers Brain disorder associated with a
range of developmental problems. mainly in communication and
social interactions. First sign appear before age 3, affects social
skills, language skills, and behavior.
Avulsed teeth Correct Answers Tooth forcibly knocked out of
the socket. Recover tooth immediately, keeping it moist.
baby bottle syndrome Correct Answers Early childhood caries,
most often seen in children under 3, who are put to bed with
bottle filled with juice or milk.
, Being Honest Correct Answers make sure what you say is true
from the child's view point
Best dental snacks have Correct Answers Nutrient value, high
water content, low sugar, low acid, non-retentive.
Cerebral palsy Correct Answers group of non-progressive
neural disorders caused by prenatal or postnatal brain damage
before CNS reached maturity. malfunction of motor centers
resulting in paralysis, weakness, lack of coordination.
Class 1 Enamel only Correct Answers Smooth the rough edges
Class 2 enamel and dentin Correct Answers exposed dentin is
protected with glass ionomer, calcium hydroxide, bonding agent
with a composite restoration.
Class 3 enamel, dentin, pulp; minimally involves the pulp.
Correct Answers Depending on exam, a direct pulp capping,
pulpotomy, or pulpectomy.
Class 4 extensive fracture of the crown with pulp exposure
Correct Answers Root canal treatment, if indicated. post and
cast crown are completed to stabilize and protect tooth.
Coronal Polish Correct Answers Performed by LDH or LDA,
caution on newly erupted teeth, apply disclosing solution to
identify plaque.
