Final - Treating decayed/broken/missing teeth

Question 1

gum recession may be caused by this or this

Answer 1

flexing of teeth during chewing, brushing too hard

Question 2

reversal of dental caries

Answer 2

remineralization

Question 3

caries that form in pit and fissures and are detected through visual and tactile inspection… clean, dry, good lighting, radiographs may not be helpful if lesion is small

Answer 3

class 1

Question 4

caries that form on smooth proximal surfaces of posterior teeth

Answer 4

class 2

Question 5

class 2 caries are caused by inadequate removal of blank

Answer 5

plaque

Question 6

class 2 caries often require blank for detection

Answer 6

radiographs

Question 7

caries that are smooth surface lesions on the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth and does not involve incisal edge

Answer 7

class 3

Question 8

caries that are proximal surface of anterior tooth but also involves incisal edge/corner

Answer 8

class IV

Question 9

causes of class 4 caries

Answer 9

progression of class 3, trauma

Question 10

caries class that is in the cervical third of facial or lingual surface of any tooth in the mouth

Answer 10

class V

Question 11

caries class that is a cavity or defect found on the cusp tips of the incisal edges

Answer 11

class VI

Question 12

dental material chosen must be determined based on the blank and blank of the lesion/defect being restored

Answer 12

location, size

Question 13

a blank restoration replaces a missing tooth structure prior to preparation for a crown…. blank are used with endodontically treated teeth

Answer 13

core/crown, post

Question 14

artificial root is embedded into the bone then crown is put over top

Answer 14

implants

Question 15

demineralization of tooth structure

Answer 15

caries