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EFDA GENERAL CHAIR SIDE

During which stage of tooth development do the teeth and the dental tissues fully
mineralize into their final forms? - answer Maturation stage

What is the name given to the permanent teeth that grow in and replace the primary
teeth in their specific locations? – answer Succedaneums teeth

Which of the following choices is considered the most abundant mineral component
found in the enamel portion of the tooth? - answer Hydroxyapatite

Which of the following choices is NOT a function of the periodontal ligament? - answer
Protect the tooth from excessive nerve stimuli

The biting surface of the posterior teeth is called the... - answer Occlusal surface

When using the Universal numbering system, the maxillary left first molar is tooth
number... - answer14

What is the name given to the surface of each tooth that is found furthest from the
midline on the patient? - answer Distal

When documenting progress notes into a patient's chart, which of the following is
correct? - answerThe entry must be signed and dated by the dental team member who
recorded the entry

What type of data will be found in a patient's clinical chart? - answerProcedures being
performed

Which of the following demonstrates the correct way to take a patient's radial pulse prior
to delivering dental treatment? - answerEnsure that the arm is at or below the level of
the heart

When measuring a patient's blood pressure, it is important to perform which of the
following steps? - answerCenter the cuff above the elbow and inflate the cuff slowly

When looking in a patient's mouth, the dental assistant notices that the patient's
maxillary lateral incisors are missing along with the first premolars. What is the name of
this condition? - answerAnadontia

Which of the following type of decay is commonly found in the elderly population due to
the recession of gum tissue and bone loss?
A) Root surface decay

, B) Incisal decay
C) Mesial decay
D) Lingual surface decay - answerRoot surface decay

Which of the following conditions is a result of ingesting too much fluoride? -
answerMottled enamel

Which of the following items is the most cariogenic? - answerRaisins

Why would a dental assistant use a disclosing tablet prior to reviewing proper personal
oral hygiene instructions with a patient? - answerTo help identify areas where there is
soft sticky plaque attached to the teeth

What is the main goal of a plaque control program? - answerTo develop a technique to
thoroughly remove plaque from the teeth at least once per day

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding soft drink consumption? -
answerDiet soda is better for the teeth because it does not produce an acidic
environment in the oral cavity compared to regular soda

Following an extraction, what instructions should the dental assistant give the patient in
regards to brushing and flossing the teeth? - answerBrush and floss the outer areas of
the mouth as usual, but avoid the extraction site

Which of the following interdental items is used to clean areas in the oral cavity that are
difficult to reach with a toothbrush? - answerEnd-tuft brush

Which of the following is a main function of saliva in the oral cavity? - answerSaliva
helps speed up the removal of food from the teeth

Which of the following products is used as a cavity liner due to its ability to protect the
pulp from irritation and its compatibility with various types of restorative metals? -
answerCalcium hydroxide

What type of occlusion when the jaws are closed and the occluding surfaces of the
teeth are together in a way that produces maximum stable contact? - answerCentric
occlusion

During an amalgam restoration on what portion of the tooth is the cavity liner placed? -
answerOn the deepest portion of the dentin

When instructing a patient on how to care for dentures, which of following must be
avoided in order to prevent damages to new dentures? - answerUse hot water to soak
the denture for one hour per day to allow for proper disinfection

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