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Question 1

Contusion

Answer 1

1. Tissue Disruption @ Tissue
2. NO BREAK @ surface of Soft Tissue
3. W or w/o Hemorrhage
4. W/ Dentoalveolar injuries or Facial Bone Fractures

Question 2

Cracked Tooth / Incomplete Fracture

Answer 2

Partial Fracture commonly induced by Abnormal Occlusal Forces during Mastication

Question 3

Crowding of Teeth

Answer 3

1. Insufficient room for Normal Complement of Adult Teeth
2. Treated with Orthodontics and Extraction of Teeth

Question 4

Cusp

Answer 4

1. Occlusal or Incisal Eminence on a Tooth
2. Canine - cuspids, possess single Cusps
3. Premolars - bicuspids, 2 each
4. Molar - 4-5 each

Question 5

Debridement**

Answer 5

refers to the Removal of Plaque, Tartar, and other Deposits from the teeth and gums to promote oral health.

Question 6

Dental Implant

Answer 6

Surgical Component that Interfaces with the Bone of the Jaw/Skull to support a Dental Prosthesis.

Question 7

Dental Plaque **

Answer 7

plaque biofilm, or simply biofilm composed mostly of Bacteria, their by-products, Extracellular Matrix, and Water.

Question 8

Dental Prosthetics

Answer 8

1. deals with the replacement of Missing teeth and Oral tissues
2. to restore and maintain oral Form, Function, Appearance, and Health.

Question 9

Dentin Hypersensitivity

Answer 9

1. characterized by Short Sharp Pain arising from the EXPOSED DENTIN in response to
   - thermal,
   - cold,
   - tactile,
   - osmotic or chemical stimuli.
2. It cannot be ascribed to any other form of dental defects
3. It is a symptom complex

Question 10

Dentin

Answer 10

yellowish white tissue, form bulk of tooth

Question 11

Edentulous**

Answer 11

1. Lack of Teeth
2. Patients may have only 1/2 missing teeth, either in one spot or throughout the mouth
3. Removes the Anchor that teeth have, causing them to become loose

Question 12

Enamel

Answer 12

brittle white tissue, head, covers crown of the tooth

Question 13

Endodontics

Answer 13

Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment of the DENTAL PULP and the PERIRADICULAR TISSUE that surround the root of the tooth.

Question 14

Fine Needle Aspiration

Answer 14

1. diagnostic procedure used to investigate lumps or masses.
2. In this technique, a thin (23–25 gauge (0.52 to 0.64 mm outer diameter)), hollow needle is inserted into the mass for sampling of cells that, after being stained, are examined under a microscope (biopsy).

Question 15

Fissure Sealants

Answer 15

1. Thin, Plastic, Protective Film painted on Chewing Surfaces of Back Teeth
2. Child’s teeth are more susceptible to cavities – therefore more benefits from sealant as the chewing surfaces

Question 16

Furuncle

Answer 16

1. Also known as Boil
2. Common @ Neck, Breast, Face and Butt
3. Uncomfortable when closely attached to underlying structures (e.g nose, ear, finger)
4. Appearance is a nodule or pustule that discharges necrotic tissue & sanguineous pus

Question 17

Full Crown (2017) !!!!!!!

Answer 17

A RESTORATION that covers all the OCCLUSAL and CORONAL tooth surfaces (mesial, distal, facial, lingual).

Question 18

Gingiva

Answer 18

1.The soft tissues that surround and support the teeth in the mouth.
2. They play a protective role, help seal the gap between the teeth, and contribute to the stability of the teeth.

Question 19

Gingivitis

Answer 19

1. Bacterial Infection that is confirmed to the Gingitiva
2. Reversible

Question 20

Herpetiform Ulcer (HU)

Answer 20

1. Small sized (1-2mm)
2. Large number (10+)
3. Often scattered, Never clustered
4. Severe pain
5. Increased Saliva Secretion + headache + fever
6. Recurrent, healing time similar to MiAU, does not leave scars after healing

Question 21

Induced Chemotherapy

Answer 21

use of drug therapy as the initial treatment for patients presenting with advanced cancer that cannot be treated by other means