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Ortho Level 2 Unit A
Which teeth are the key to occlus...,
Where does angles line of occlusi...,
What are the types of occlusion
65
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Introduction
What site of the tongue is common...,
What clues can give a good idea o...,
What is the history taking import...
12
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Ortho level 2 unit B module 1 and 2
What is normal face asymmetry,
When is an asymmetry noticed by p...,
How are transverse facial proport...
54
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Ortho level 2 unit B module 3 4 5
What is the purpose of using ceph...,
How are cephalometric superimposi...,
What regions are used for ceph tr...
40
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Learning outcomes: questions and answers
Describe ideal occlusion in terms...,
Discuss the advantages of the ang...,
Describe the functional health an...
13
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Salivary gland tumours
What is the incidence of salivary...,
What age is the peak incidence of...,
What is the sex distribution of s...
61
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Prescribing antibiotics, analgesics, and antifungals
Why should we prescribe appropria...,
How is treatment with prescribing...,
What must be done before prescribing
45
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Exodontia 1
What is the ideal chair position ...,
What is the ideal chair position ...,
How should the operator be positi...
22
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Exodontia 2
Which tooth structure has proprio...,
What are the goals of anaesthesia,
What does level of anaesthesia ac...
25
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Surgery for Dentists
What are the causes of surgical d...,
What kind of congenital defects t...,
How do congenital defects affect ...
71
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Lecture 2: Paediatric examination
How are children different to tre...,
What should be included in history,
What should we note about patient...
19
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Dental Anomalies 1
What are the stages of tooth deve...,
What happens during the bud stage,
What happens during the cap stage
52
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Dental Anomalies 2
What are the common anomalies of ...,
What causes double tooth,
How common is double tooth where ...
39
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Anxiolysis
What are the associated risks of ...,
How do conscious and unconscious ...,
What is the requirement of consci...
21
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Intro to RPDs
Why are teeth so important,
How do teeth affect occlusion,
How is cognitive dysfunction rela...
18
cards
RPD: Components and Classification
What are the components of a clasp,
What are the components of an rpd,
What does the major connector do
8
cards
Rest and Rest Seat
What is a rest,
What is a rest seat,
What should the topography of the...
24
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Retainers
What is the function of retainers,
What causes displacement of rpds,
What are the types of direct reta...
48
cards
Major and Minor Connectors
What is a major connector,
What is the function of the major...,
Why should a major connector be r...
52
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Surveyors
What is the function of the surveyor,
What is the function of the analy...,
What is the function of the carbo...
12
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Surveying Procedures
What is the function of the study...,
What is the aim of the surveying ...,
What are the steps of the surveyi...
15
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Mouth Preparation For RPD
What is mouth preparation,
What are the 2 stages of mouth pr...,
Which treatments are part of the ...
10
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Perioperative Prevention and Control of Infection
What are the common types of hosp...,
How do catheter associated utis o...,
How common are surgical site infe...
35
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Nutritional Deficiencies and Oral Cavity
What kind of effects can nutritio...,
Why are patients often unaware of...,
What should a balanced diet conta...
53
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cardiovascular DISEASE, RESPIRATORY DISEASE AND THE ORAL CAVITY
How is infective endocarditis pre...,
Which cardiac conditions require ...,
What should you consider when giv...
52
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Neurological, Behavioural and Psychological Conditions
What are the types of burning mou...,
What is burning mouth syndrome al...,
What are the symptoms of complex ...
39
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Haematology and immunological disorders
What is aplastic anaemia,
What are the signs of aplastic an...,
What is plummer vinson syndrome
44
cards
Endocrine and Metabolic Diseases
How does the pancreas regulate gl...,
What are the types of diabetes,
How is glucose monitored
38
cards
Liver Disease
What are the important functions ...,
Why should dentists care about th...,
What is hepatitis
51
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Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation
What is enamel hypoplasia,
How does enamel hypoplasia manifest,
How is enamel hypomineralisation ...
25
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ABs, LAs, and Analgesics in Paeds
7 30,
Chapters to read from the ada the...,
What are the commonly used antibi...
49
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Orofacial Infections in Paediatric Dentistry
Handbook of paediatric dentistry,
What should be investigated when ...,
What are the types of orofacial i...
68
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Dental Trauma Primary Dentitition
How common is dental trauma,
How should you deal with dental t...,
What questions should be asked to...
20
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Occlusion clinical examination
What are the indications for occl...,
Why is occlusal analysis done,
Why is it important to get a good...
34
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Mandibular Movements
When does the gliding movement of...
1
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Fixed Dental Prosethesis
What are the types of fixed parti...,
What are the biological principle...,
What are the mechanical principle...
15
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Classification and Clinical rationale for FDP
What are the advantages and disad...,
What are the indications and cont...,
What are the principles of tooth ...
5
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Try in
What are the features of the idea...,
What should be checked during the...,
How is the tooth assessed systema...
35
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Ortho level 3 unit A module 1 2 3
How is a problem list for orthodo...,
What is the purpose of the interview,
What are the goals of a clinical ...
119
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Ortho level 3 unit B module 1 2
What is the prognosis of children...,
What is the early mesial shift,
How much crowding develops in the...
125
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Ortho level 3 unit B module 3 and 4
When is adjunctive treatment used...,
What is pathologic occlusion,
What should be done for pathologi...
49
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Ortho quiz questions
What is a hawley retainer and wha...,
What are the uses and methods of ...,
What is the difference between sk...
6
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Infections
What are the clinical types of ca...,
What are the clinical features of...
2
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Epithelial pathoses
What are the types of benign epit...,
What are the types of hpv associa...,
What are the types of pigmented l...
77
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OPMDs
What causes leukoplakia and eryth...,
How common is leukoplakia,
How common is erythroplakia
64
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Bone Diseases
How common are tori,
What are tori and exostoses,
What are the clinical features of...
84
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Bone Diseases II
What are the most common benign c...,
What is fibrous dysplasia,
Where is fibrous dysplasia most c...
70
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Soft Tissue (mesenchymal) tumours
What is a vascular malformation c...,
What types of vessels can be invo...,
How do vascular malformations happen
39
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Soft tissue (mesenchymal) tumours
What is a neurofibroma,
How does a neurofibroma grow,
What is neurofibromatosis i
48
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Info missed first time paeds
What happens during the bud stage,
What happens during the cap stage,
What developmental anomalies aris...
48
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Notes on pros exam
What are the types of porosity,
What causes internal gaseous poro...,
What causes contaction porosity
16
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Complete Dentures Matsubara summary
What should be noted in the medic...,
What is the outcome of lots of de...,
Which medical history factors inf...
43
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RPD clinical sequence
What are the important informatio...,
What should be achieved from the ...,
What are the steps to producing a...
24
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