FINAL Flashcards

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Caries and inflammatory periodontal disease is a complex disease states require colonization of bacteria; control of bacterial plaque is an essential component of any plan to prevent and control dental disease.

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true; true

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Demineralization and remineralization occur during caries. Remineralization is least likely to take place in presence of toothpaste.

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true; false

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Dental caries and inflammatory periodontal disease caused by single microorganisms. Bacteria is highly adaptable for survival in an individual environment.

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false; true

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4
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Drop and recovery of pH on a graph is known as

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Stephen curve

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5
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Four major locations of caries are: Pit and fissures, smooth surface, root surface and________

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recurrent or secondary caries

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6
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Which bacteria are found on smooth surfaces

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mutans streptococcus

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7
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Which bacteria is found in pit and fissure caries

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lactobacilli

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8
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Least accessible site for toothbrush removal

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interproximal areas

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9
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Strains of bacteria lack glucans

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noncariogenic

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10
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Bacteria that predominate in root exposed surfaces

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actinomyces

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11
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Primary tissue affected in root caries

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cementum

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12
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Caries that have an outer hypermineralized barrier of surface dentin and a hard inner barrier between dentin

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arrested caries

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13
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Non-specific plaque hypothesis states

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more plaque, more disease

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14
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Constituted first line of defense for periodontium

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free margin of the gingiva

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15
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Attraction of living protoplasm to a chemical stimuli is

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chemotaxis

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16
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Preventive strategy for mechanical reduction of plaque biofilm, dentist utilizes periodontitis debridement what method of prevention is utilized by the patient

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toothbrush, dental floss, supplemental aids

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17
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Primary difference between gingivitis and periodontitis

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loss of attachment

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18
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Most commonly used therapeutic agent added to dentifrices

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fluoride

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19
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Prevention and control of smooth surface dental caries is most effectively managed by

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fluoride therapy

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20
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Caries and inflammatory periodontitis disease complex disease states require colonization of bacteria

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true

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21
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Not a source of “halo” effect

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well water

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22
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Indication for topical fluoride EXCEPT

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athletic mouthguard

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23
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Acute consequence improper flossing

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laceration of papillae

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24
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True about dental caries EXCEPT

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dental caries not occur in babies w/ tooth number “o” visible in mouth

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25
Which of the following is not a mechanism of fluoride action:
reduces stains from enamel
26
Which group of fibers help the tooth resist downward forces
oblique
27
Antimicrobial mouth rinses such as chlorohexidine are indicated for all persons except:
patient who wants fresh breath
28
Improper toothbrushing methods can cause all except:
gingivitis
29
Once consumed, fermentable carbohydrates eaten alone can produce a drop in salivary pH in approximately what amount of time?
20-30 minutes
30
All of the following therapeutic agents are found in desensitizing toothpastes except:
calcium hydroxide
31
All of the following mouth rinses would be accepted for daily use except
oxygenating agents
32
The pH of APF gels is
3-5
33
3 year old lives in a nonfluoridated area and has rampant decay. Which home care regimen would be best for this child?
fluoride drops
34
Which of the following have been demonstrated most effective in the inhibition of microbial plaque?
chlorhexidine
35
Toothbrush selection primarily and most importantly should be based on which of the following
individual patient needs
36
Inadequate cleaning of removable appliance often associated with development of carious lesions on abuting tooth surface. Special clasp brushes are available that adapt to the clasp.
true; true
37
A variety of species and quantities of bacteria can be detected in the gingival crevice and are easily associated with varying degrees of disease activity
both true and related
38
Which type of interdental cleaning aid should be avoided with implants?
pipe cleaner
39
Inadequate cleaning of RPDs may contribute to the development of:
carious lesion
40
What is the order of acute fluoride toxicity symptoms?
increased salivation, nausea, abdominal pain
41
What ingredient is present in dentrifices and not in prophy paste
sweetener
42
High risk factors for oral cancer include all of the following except:
consumption of food/beverages with artificial sweeteners
43
Which type of topical fluoride is not found in professional application of fluoride
MFP
44
The hardness or softness of toothbrushes is determined by
bristle diameter
45
To prevent bacteremia, an oral irrigator should be used at what angle to the long axis of the tooth
90
46
A patient that lived 20 years in a fluoridated community with 10-15 ppm would exhibit
osteosclerosis
47
After the dental hygienist has done a complete root debridement how long does it take for acquired pellicle to form?
within minutes
48
Dental floss cannot efficiently remove plaque the____, because of the tooth concavity
maxillary first premolar
49
Although not widely used anymore someone who is allergic to _____ should be disclosed with solution
shellfish
50
Helpful adjunct for patient with difficulty of class II furcation
interproximal brush
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Fluoride for veneers
neutral sodium fluoride
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Biofilm accumulates in
1-2 days
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Nursing bottle decay occurs on all except:
mandibular incisors
54
Acid that streptococci mutans produce for demineralization
lactic acid
55
Important advice DH can give
instruction geared to patient level of learning
56
Endotoxins released from cell
false; false
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picture of radiograph
vertical bone loss
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Not a characteristic of acquired pellicle
cellular, bacteria free, initially multiple bacteria
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Carbohydrate portions of pellicle
adhesion
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Location that a colony of bacteria selects plaque as a haven
ecological niche
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Bacteria prominent in primary plaque
streptococci and lactobacilli
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Secondary plaque colonizers are
anaerobic
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PH demineralization without fluoride
5-5.5
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Sealant contraindication
you cannot maintain a dry field
65
Etching agents contain
phosphoric acid
66
True of etching
etchant material used 30-35%; enhances retention
67
Curing time of photopolymerized sealant
20-30 seconds
68
Reason sealants fail
contamination of dry field with saliva
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Sealants should be examined
at ever maintenance appointment
70
Sealants are considered primary prevention and should be applied
shortly after eruption
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Not indication for sealant
proximal caries
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Disadvantage of self-cured:
mixing required
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stiffness of a manual toothbrush is dependent on its filament characteristic. Longer and narrower filaments tend to be characteristic of a stiffer toothbrush
true; false
74
Place brush at 45˚ angle with bristles directed apically and pressed lightly directly into the sulcus; vibrate brush while keeping filaments within the sulcus describes which toothbrushing technique?
bass
75
A dental hygienist may recommend modified stillman toothbrushing technique to young children because they lack manual dexterity of adults that is required for a more challenging toothbrushing technique
false; true
76
Bass, or sulcular toothbrushing technique…
disrupts plaque at and under gingival margin
77
What are the four basic lateral profiles of a toothbrush?
concave convex flat multilevel
78
T/F: An older person takes longer to learn than younger people.
true
79
T/F: More time is needed to encode information.
true
80
T/F: Dementia is defined as increased, established intellectual ability.
false
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T/F: Most common type of dementia is multi-infarct dementia.
false
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T/F: Research shows that tobacco use and alcohol must be present for a lesion to occur.
false
83
Type of dementia associated with disease
reversible
84
What is the cause for senile dementia of Alzheimer Type?
unknown cause
85
Periodontal disease is age related and due to cumulative nature of disease
false; true
86
Which of the following are not a sign of aging teeth?
teeth become mobile
87
Systemic inflammation of the joint is
rheumatoid arthritis
88
Phenytoin-induced gingival hyperplasia is the major complication associated with
epilepsy
89
All of these conditions cause an oral manifestation of xerostomia except
arthritis
90
If a patient has cancer, you might see all these manifestations except
bruxism
91
Oral manifestation of alcohol abuse is
xerostomia petechiae tooth erosion
92
Candidiasis is a common oral manifestation in all of these conditions except
hypertension
93
T/F: Immunosuppressive drugs that are administered to an organ transplant patient are typically not a cause of many oral manifestations.
true
94
T/F: Oral effects such as oral cancer, leukoplakia, hairy tongue, and xerostomia may result from tobacco use
true
95
T/F: Asthma itself does not cause oral disease; however some of the asthma treatments can.
true
96
T/F: Hypothyroidism is an underactivity of the thyroid gland.
true
97
T/F: A patient who complains of a metallic taste in their mouths may have renal disease or failure
true