The pulp canal of a tooth - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NBDHE Practice Test Questions with Certified Solutions What is the primary role of dental sealants? a) To whiten teeth b) To treat gum disease c) To prevent cavities in the grooves of the teeth d) To replace missing teeth Which bacteria is most commonly associated with periodontal disease? a) Streptococcus mutans b) Lactobacillus acidophilus c) Porphyromonas gingivalis d) Actinomyces israelii What does the term "dental prophylaxis" refer to? 2 a) Tooth extraction ...

A 40-year-old man has routine dental radiographs which reveal a well circumscribed "heart-shaped" radiolucent area between the maxillary central incisors. The teeth are vital and patient is asymptomatic. This patient most probably has a a. Nasopalatine canal cyst b.Median palatine cyst c.Globulomaxillary cyst d.Median mandibular cyst correct answers a.Nasopalatine canal cyst A butterfly rash over the bridge of the nose is a classic manifestation of n planus erythematosus nal odont...

What are the 4 functions of roots? correct answers 1. sensory 2. stability/support 3. nourishment 4. reparative What stimuli do root canals respond to? correct answers pain only! not temp or pressure If a tooth has a cold sensitivity what can be the cause? correct answers off occlusion recession exposed dentin What is "inner portion of the tooth containing nerves and blood supply to the tooth"? correct answers pulp cavity How does the location of the pulp chamber differ from...

It is the difference for prepare a tooth for filling and prepare the tooth for an inlay - Answer-UNDERCUT It used to remove the pulp (nerve) - Answer-BARBED BROACH Upper incisors protrude and the overjet is increased - Answer-CLASS II Div I Adam's universal pliers used for - Answer-Orthodontics A horizontal overlap is called - Answer-OVERJET Orthodontic brackets are fixed with - Answer-Glass Ionomer Acid etch used for composite fillings contains - Answer-33% phosphoric acid siqveland mat...

NBDE II- REMEMBERED Part 1 EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2024/25 Most common medication for pulpectomy/pulpotomy? - ANSWERSFOROMCRESOL calcium hydroxide is contraindicated in pulpotomy in a child because it cause - ANSWERSirritation leading to resorption in primary teeth If it's a primary 1st with furcation involvement: - ANSWERSEXT If it's a primary 2nd, furcation, but restorable: - ANSWERSPE If its any other primary tooth no furcation: - ANSWERSPO A 7-year-old patient fracture...

HOSA Dental Terminology Latest 2024 100% Correct Maximum Permissible Dose (MPD) highest rate of radiation exposure Roentgen (R) basic unit of exposure to radiation; C/kg Rad (radiation absorbed dose) unit of absorbed radiation; Gy Rem (roentgen equivalent measure) unit of radiation needed to produced same biological effect of one R; Sv Erythema Dose radiation overdose that produces redness of the skin Dosimeter device to measure the amount of stray/secondary radiation Le...

referred pain - Even if the origin of the pain is a location other than the teeth, dental pain can occur, and the patient will complain of a toothache. an oval (ovoid) access opening is which tooth or teeth? - lower anterior 23-26 cuspid 22,27,6,11 upper and lower pre molar 4.5.12.13.20.21.28.29 Can an EF2 place vertical cones - no Can an EF2 place lateral cones? - yes why do we use sealer with gutta percha? - It has eugenol (medication) and fills the voids When the pulp is traumatized d...

Each of the following are true regarding the treatment tooth with a sinus tract EXCEPT one. Which is the EXCEPTION? a) Antibiotics are indicated b) The tooth should be treated with a root canal c) Root-end surgery should be performed if the tract persists after the root-canal d) The sinus tract should heal within a month of the root canal - Antibiotics are indicated 2. Which of the following is the MOST LIKELY adverse effect of internally bleaching an endodontically treated tooth with sup...

INBDE - Mastery - ENDO Dental trauma seen in children ages one to three is commonly caused by or attributed to - underdeveloped motor coordination skills. Which of the following is the recommended treatment for a posterior primary tooth with a draining abscess, no mobility, no radiographic furcal bone loss, and roots that are completely intact? - Pulpectomy When is pulpectomy indicated in primary teeth? - Pulpectomy is indicated for cases in which there is no tooth mobility but the ...

It is the difference for prepare a tooth for filling and prepare the tooth for an inlay - UNDERCUT It used to remove the pulp (nerve) - BARBED BROACH Upper incisors protrude and the overjet is increased - CLASS II Div I Adam's universal pliers used for - Orthodontics A horizontal overlap is called - OVERJET Orthodontic brackets are fixed with - Glass Ionomer Acid etch used for composite fillings contains - 33% phosphoric acid siqveland matrix band is used for - Class II amalgam restorati...