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Question 1

“What is the average age range for the eruption of primary teeth?” ==

Answer 1

6-30 months

Question 2

“At what age do permanent teeth typically begin to erupt?” ==

Answer 2

Around 6 years old

Question 3

“What is the term for premature loss of primary teeth?” ==

Answer 3

Early exfoliation

Question 4

“How many primary teeth are there?” ==

Answer 4

20

Question 5

“What is the typical eruption sequence for primary teeth?” ==

Answer 5

Central incisors, lateral incisors, first molars, canines, second molars

ABDCE

Question 6

“Name a common developmental anomaly affecting the number of teeth.” ==

Answer 6

Hypodontia or hyperdontia

Question 7

“What is the most common cause of early childhood caries?” ==

Answer 7

Frequent and prolonged exposure to sugary drinks

Question 8

“How is fluoride beneficial to children’s dental health?” ==

Answer 8

It helps in remineralization and prevents tooth decay

Question 9

“What is the recommended amount of toothpaste for children under 3?” ==

Answer 9

A smear, about the size of a grain of rice

Question 10

“How often should children visit the dentist for a checkup?” ==

Answer 10

Every 6 months

Question 11

“What is a space maintainer used for?” ==

Answer 11

To prevent adjacent teeth from shifting after premature tooth loss

Question 12

“What is the primary goal of preventive pediatric dentistry?” ==

Answer 12

To prevent dental caries and promote oral health

Question 13

“What age should parents start cleaning their child’s mouth?” ==

Answer 13

Right after birth by wiping gums with a soft, damp cloth

Question 14

“What is a pulpotomy?” ==

Answer 14

A procedure that removes infected pulp from the crown of a tooth while preserving the root pulp

Question 15

“What is the most effective behavior management technique for pediatric patients?” ==

Answer 15

Tell-Show-Do

Question 16

“When is general anesthesia recommended in pediatric dentistry?” ==

Answer 16

For very young children, those with extensive treatment needs, or uncooperative children

Question 17

“Name a non-pharmacologic behavior management technique.” ==

Answer 17

Positive reinforcement

Question 18

“What type of caries is commonly seen in young children?” ==

Answer 18

Early childhood caries

Question 19

“What is the difference between a pulpotomy and a pulpectomy?” ==

Answer 19

A pulpotomy removes only coronal pulp tissue, while a pulpectomy removes all pulp tissue including the roots

Question 20

“What is the function of fluoride varnish?” ==

Answer 20

To provide a concentrated fluoride treatment that strengthens enamel

Question 21

“Why is sealant application important in pediatric dentistry?” ==

Answer 21

It protects molars and premolars from decay by sealing pits and fissures

Question 22

“When should fluoride supplements be considered?” ==

Answer 22

When a child lives in an area with inadequate fluoride in the water supply

Question 23

“What is the function of topical anesthetics in pediatric dentistry?” ==

Answer 23

To numb the mucosa and reduce discomfort before an injection

Question 24

“How does dental trauma affect primary and permanent teeth differently?” ==

Answer 24

Primary teeth may require extraction; permanent teeth often need more conservative treatment

Question 25

"What is an important factor in treating avulsed permanent teeth?" ==

Answer 25

Immediate replantation or storing the tooth in a suitable medium like milk

Question 26

"What is a common cause of traumatic dental injuries in children?" ==

Answer 26

Accidental falls and sports-related injuries

Question 27

"What is anticipatory guidance?" ==

Answer 27

Counseling parents on preventive strategies for oral health

Question 28

"What role do diet and nutrition play in pediatric oral health?" ==

Answer 28

Diet high in sugars increases the risk of caries; balanced nutrition supports overall health

Question 29

"When should a child have their first dental visit?" ==

Answer 29

By the age of one or when the first tooth erupts

Question 30

"What is the purpose of orthodontic assessment in young children?" ==

Answer 30

To detect any early signs of malocclusion or developmental issues

Question 31

"What is the recommended daily brushing routine for children?" ==

Answer 31

Brushing twice a day, ideally after breakfast and before bed

Question 32

"How does mouth breathing affect dental health in children?" ==

Answer 32

It can cause dry mouth, increasing the risk of caries

Question 33

"Name one genetic disorder that can affect a child's oral health." ==

Answer 33

Amelogenesis imperfecta or cleft palate

Question 34

"What is the main risk factor for gingivitis in children?" ==

Answer 34

Poor oral hygiene

Question 35

"How often should dental x-rays be taken in children?" ==

Answer 35

Based on risk level, typically every 1-2 years

Question 36

"What is stainless steel crown used for in pediatric dentistry?" ==

Answer 36

To restore primary molars affected by severe caries or fractures

Question 37

"At what age do the first permanent molars typically erupt?" ==

Answer 37

Around age 6

Question 38

"What is a major goal of preventive orthodontics in children?" ==

Answer 38

To prevent malocclusion and guide jaw growth

Question 39

"How can thumb-sucking impact a child’s dental health?" ==

Answer 39

It may lead to anterior open bite, protrusion of teeth, or jaw misalignment

Question 40

"What is an important dietary advice for children with braces?" ==

Answer 40

Avoid sticky, hard, and sugary foods that can damage braces

Question 41

"Name one behavioral characteristic commonly observed in pediatric dental patients." ==

Answer 41

Fear or anxiety about dental visits

Question 42

"What are pit and fissure sealants most commonly applied to?" ==

Answer 42

Occlusal surfaces of permanent molars

Question 43

"What is silver diamine fluoride (SDF) used for?" ==

Answer 43

Arresting caries and preventing further decay

Question 44

"What is the ideal water fluoride concentration to prevent caries?" ==

Answer 44

0.7 parts per million

Question 45

"Why is radiographic assessment important in pediatric dentistry?" ==

Answer 45

To detect caries, assess growth and development, and evaluate trauma

Question 46

"Name an effective way to manage dental fear in children." ==

Answer 46

Tell-Show-Do or distraction techniques

Question 47

"What is early interceptive orthodontics?" ==

Answer 47

Orthodontic treatment started early to correct or prevent malocclusions

Question 48

"How do primary teeth help in the development of speech?" ==

Answer 48

They assist in proper pronunciation and speech development

Question 49

"What is parental brushing supervision recommended until age?" ==

Answer 49

Around age 7-8, when children have better motor skills

Question 50

"What is hypomineralization in pediatric dentistry?" ==

Answer 50

A defect in the enamel that makes it weaker and more susceptible to caries

Question 51

"What is space analysis used for in pediatric dentistry?" ==

Answer 51

To evaluate available space for permanent teeth

Question 52

"What condition is associated with enamel hypoplasia?" ==

Answer 52

Poor enamel formation, often due to factors like malnutrition or illness during development

Question 53

"What is primary herpetic gingivostomatitis?" ==

Answer 53

A viral infection causing sores in the mouth, often seen in young children

Question 54

"Why is trauma to primary teeth managed conservatively?" ==

Answer 54

To avoid disturbing the development of underlying permanent teeth

Question 55

"What is anticipatory guidance for trauma prevention?" ==

Answer 55

Educating parents on safety measures to prevent oral injuries

Question 56

"What is a common symptom of teething?" ==

Answer 56

Gum swelling, drooling, and irritability

Question 57

"What is an important indicator of oral health in children?" ==

Answer 57

The absence of caries and gingival health

Question 58

"What condition can lead to tooth discoloration in children?" ==

Answer 58

Trauma, fluorosis, or certain medications

Question 59

"How can malocclusion impact a child’s self-esteem?" ==

Answer 59

It may affect facial aesthetics and cause social discomfort

Question 60

"What is a dental abscess, and how is it treated in children?" ==

Answer 60

A pus-filled infection often treated with drainage and antibiotics