DEN200 FINAL

Question 1

For primary dentition, what are the tooth numbers for the lower left quadrant?

Answer 1

K-O

Question 2

On the computer, how would you chart an extraction?

Answer 2

Two straight lines parallel

Question 3

What tooth surface is closest to the midline?

Answer 3

medial

Question 4

On tooth #7 has a composite on the ML surface. What is this class of restoration?

Answer 4

Class III

Question 5

Artery that carries blood to most of the face and neck.

Answer 5

Carotid

Question 6

What is the soft tissue projection that extends off the back of the soft palate?

Answer 6

Uvula

Question 7

With the Universal Number System, identify all pedo. (child) canines.

Answer 7

C, H, M, R

Question 8

What is the bone that surrounds the tooth?

Answer 8

Alveolar bone

Question 9

On an adult patient using the Universal Numbering System, what teeth would the upper left quadrant have?

Answer 9

9-16

Question 10

On an adult patient using the Universal Numbering System, what teeth would be on the lower left quadrant?

Answer 10

17-24

Question 11

On the mandible, what anatomy located near the apex of the premolars is the ________?

Answer 11

mental foramen

Question 12

On a primary tooth, how many teeth are in a maxillary and mandibular arch?

Answer 12

10

Question 13

What would be the classification for an occlusal decay that could be on the groove of the buccal and lingual grooves?

Answer 13

Class I

Question 14

In the oral cavity, what would the salivary glands be identified as?

a. submandibular glands
b. sublingual glands
c. parotid glands
d. all of the above

Answer 14

d. all of the above

Question 15

If tooth #7 has ML decay, what classification would that be?

Answer 15

Class III

Question 15

What is the hard connective tissue covering the tooth root, giving an attachment to the periodontal ligament? (Know where it is on a picture and identify it).

Answer 15

Cementum

Question 15

If tooth #2 has MO decay, what classification would this be?

Answer 15

Class II

Question 15

What is the soft tissue at the center of your tooth? (Know where it is on a picture and identify it)

Answer 15

Pulp

Question 16

This part of the tooth anatomy is the majority of the tooth core and extends to almost the entire length of the tooth. (Know how to identify it on a picture).

Answer 16

Dentin (inside)

Question 17

What is the name for the upper arch portion of the mouth?

Answer 17

Maxillary

Question 18

If you are charting progress notes for the dentist how would you chart a mesio- occlusal- buccal restoration on #13?

Answer 18

MOB

Question 19

If you are charting progress notes paper of electronic all should include everything EXCEPT the following:

a. Complete health history
b. Treatment day
c. Provider(s)
d. Services provided

Answer 19

a. Complete health history

Question 20

How should an implant look when you are charting it on a computer?

Answer 20

Horizontal lines through the length of the root.

Question 21

If you are charting and you place a blue X symbol over the tooth, what does it indicate?

Answer 21

Missing tooth

Question 22

If you have a carious lesion located on the gingival third of the tooth lingual or buccal, this is classified as a ________ lesion.

Answer 22

Class V

Question 23

In the standard tooth Numbering system, which letter represents the left deciduous second molar?

Answer 23

J

Question 24

What would be the term that describes the corner of the mouth?

Answer 24

Labial commissures

Question 25

What anatomy of the tooth is the hardest portion?

Answer 25

enamel

Question 26

What surface is located on the cheek side portion of the tooth?

Answer 26

buccal

Question 27

What is the surface closest to the tongue?

Answer 27

lingual

Question 27

When you are using the Universal tooth Numbering system, where is #19 located at?

Answer 27

Mandibular left first molar

Question 28

What surface on the posterior tooth pulverizes food?

Answer 28

occlusal