Midterm another one Flashcards
The easiest movement in orthodontics is..
Tipping
Precision attachments are
Composite spots on teeth that make Invisalign trays more effective
The possible reasons of early loss of primary tooth
a. Caries
b. Eruption of large primary tooth
c. Trauma
a & b
a only
All of the above
Bilateral posterior crossbite, what is the most likely severe skeleteal..
?
What a movement that is particularly difficult with Invisalign, what might the treating Doctor do?
a. Use precision attachments
b. Slow down the movements in each tray
c. Over correct the problem
A, B and C
Which is NOT an indication for extraction of an ankylosed primary tooth?
Ectopic eruption of succedaneous tooth
Which is FALSE regarding a retained primary tooth?
Succedaneous tooth formed 2/3
Must always be extracted
Can occur in the absence of a succedaneous tooth
The contralateral tooth may be lost
Must always be extracted is the FALSE answer
A gross facial asymmetry present at birth may be indicative of a developmental anomly
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Causes of dental Asymmetry?
Ankylosed #6
Agenisis of #10
Impaction of #6
Peg lateral #7
All of the above
All of the above are causes of dental asymmetry
What is the LEAST helpful in determining asymmetry?
Cephalic Radiograph
Bite Registration
CBCT
Bite Registration
What effect would early loss of primary canine have?
Incisors may shift toward edentulous space
Over eruption of contralateral tooth
Incisors may shift toward the edentulous space
What is true of serial extraction?
Early removal of primary teeth?
Not used often today, as brackets are used instead of bands?????
Removal of all priamry teeth in order to see how permanent teeth come in
Removal of all primary anteriors to al room for permanent teeth
Not used often today, as brackets are used instead of bands*?
RV
Which is true of impacted canine?
Orthodontist will forcefully move into occlusion
Periodontist will expose canine surgically
Prosthodontist replaces extracted ankylosed canine
All of the above
In the case of an early 0 lost primary molar and mesially eruption permanent first molar, what do you do?
Distalized and upright the molar to maintain arch perimeter
Class II deep bite patient (Intraoral photos & pano given)
Which is not a concern with this patient?
High mandibular angle