Question 1

Candidiasis is the result of&#10;A) vitamin C deficiency&#10;B) herpes simplex&#10;C) NUG&#10;D) a fungal infection

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Candidiasis is a fungal infection caused by the overgrowth of the yeast Candida.

Question 2

A self-curing sealant hardens by&#10;A) the application of heat&#10;B) the application of light&#10;C) the use of an etchant&#10;D) chemical polymerization

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A self-curing sealant hardens through a chemical process called polymerization, in which the material undergoes a series of chemical reactions that result in a hardened final product. Heat and light can be used to initiate or accelerate polymerization, but they are not necessary for the material to harden. Etchants are used to prepare the tooth surface for bonding, but they do not play a role in the hardening of the sealant.

Question 3

An odontoma is a tumor of which origin?&#10;A) bone&#10;B) connective tissue&#10;C) teeth&#10;D) lymph

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An odontoma is a tumor that originates from dental tissue. It is a type of benign tumor that can grow in the jaw and form structures resembling teeth, but it is not capable of developing into functional teeth.

Question 4

Cherubism is a genetic disorder resulting in&#10;A) fewer teeth&#10;B) extra cheek tissue&#10;C) poor dentin&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Cherubism specifically results in excessive growth of the cheek tissue, but does not affect the number of teeth or the quality of dentin.

Question 5

Apexogenesis is defined as&#10;A) treatment of a vital tooth&#10;B) treatment of a non-vital tooth&#10;C) removal of the root tip&#10;D) extra roots

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Apexogenesis is a procedure used to encourage the continued development of the root end to allow the tooth to fully mature and strengthen. It is typically performed on vital (living) teeth with incomplete root development.

Question 6

Apexification is defined as&#10;A) treatment of vital pulp&#10;B) treatment of non-vital pulp&#10;C) removal of a root tip&#10;D) formation of extra roots

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Apexification is a procedure used to treat a non-vital pulp. It involves the induction of a calcified barrier at the apex of the tooth to aid in the formation of new root tissue.

Question 7

Amelogenesis imperfecta is the incomplete or improper development of dentin tissue.

Accepted Answer

Amelogenesis imperfecta is actually the incomplete or improper development of enamel tissue, not dentin tissue.

Question 8

Hyperdontia is the term used to describe abnormally large teeth.

Accepted Answer

Hyperdontia is actually the term used to describe having extra teeth, not abnormally large teeth.

Question 9

Ankyloglossia is defined as&#10;A) a small tongue&#10;B) a short lingual frenum&#10;C) a large tongue&#10;D) retained primary teeth

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Ankyloglossia, also known as tongue-tie, is a condition where the lingual frenum, the band of tissue that connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth, is too short or tight. This can limit the movement of the tongue and affect speech, eating, and oral hygiene. Therefore, option B is the best choice as it accurately defines ankyloglossia.

Question 10

Enameloplasty is defined as&#10;A) poor enamel formation&#10;B) lack of enamel&#10;C) reducing occlusal irregularities&#10;D) missing teeth

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Enameloplasty is the process of reducing occlusal irregularities or reshaping the enamel on a tooth. It is typically done to improve the appearance and function of the teeth.

Question 11

A pulpotomy involves&#10;A) removing crown pulp only&#10;B) removing crown and root pulp&#10;C) placing medicaments on the exposed pulp&#10;D) removing the tip of the root

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The answer of A pulpotomy involves&#10;A) removing crown pulp only&#10;B)...

Question 12

Macroglossia is defined as&#10;A) large tongue&#10;B) small tongue&#10;C) large teeth&#10;D) extra teeth

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The answer of Macroglossia is defined as&#10;A) large tongue&#10;B) small...

Question 13

How many teeth are in the primary dentition?&#10;A) 10&#10;B) 16&#10;C) 20&#10;D) 32

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The answer of How many teeth are in the primary...

Question 14

Fluoride formulations include&#10;A) stannous&#10;B) sodium&#10;C) APF&#10;D) all of the above

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The answer of Fluoride formulations include&#10;A) stannous&#10;B) sodium&#10;C) APF&#10;D) all...

Question 15

A grooved tongue also is known as a fissured tongue.

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The answer of A grooved tongue also is known as...

Question 16

The first set of teeth to erupt is termed&#10;A) permanent&#10;B) replaceable&#10;C) deciduous&#10;D) secondary

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The answer of The first set of teeth to erupt...

Question 17

A pedodontist is a dentist who specializes in&#10;A) treating children's teeth&#10;B) replacing missing teeth&#10;C) treating gum disease&#10;D) all of the above

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The answer of A pedodontist is a dentist who specializes...

Question 18

Micrognathia refers to&#10;A) a small mandible&#10;B) small teeth&#10;C) a small tongue&#10;D) A small mandible

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The answer of Micrognathia refers to&#10;A) a small mandible&#10;B) small...

Question 19

Caries is another term for dental decay.

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The answer of Caries is another term for dental decay....

Question 20

Use of a firm but friendly voice to communicate to a child is one method used in the dental office to maintain control of the child during procedures.

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The answer of Use of a firm but friendly voice...

Question 21

Pulpal hyperemia is&#10;A) rupture of pulpal capillaries&#10;B) blood congestion within the pulp chamber&#10;C) placing medicaments on the pulp&#10;D) exposure of the pulp in a fracture

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The answer of Pulpal hyperemia is&#10;A) rupture of pulpal capillaries&#10;B)...

Question 22

In a subcutaneous method of administration, a drug is&#10;A) placed in the rectum&#10;B) swallowed&#10;C) injected under the skin&#10;D) placed under the tongue

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The answer of In a subcutaneous method of administration, a...

Question 23

Tooth number 8 has a rough enamel edge after a fall. This is a Class ____________________ fracture.

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The answer of Tooth number 8 has a rough enamel...

Question 24

Calming anxiety without loss of consciousness is called ____________________ sedation.

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The answer of Calming anxiety without loss of consciousness is...

Question 25

Tooth number 9 is fractured at the gingival margin. This is a Class ____________________ fracture.

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The answer of Tooth number 9 is fractured at the...

Question 26

A tooth fractures and exposes the dentin. What is the classification of the fracture?&#10;A) Class I&#10;B) Class II&#10;C) Class III&#10;D) Class IV

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The answer of A tooth fractures and exposes the dentin....

Question 27

A fractured tooth shows dentin, enamel, and pulp. Which is the correct classification of fracture?&#10;A) Class I&#10;B) Class II&#10;C) Class III&#10;D) Class IV

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The answer of A fractured tooth shows dentin, enamel, and...

Question 28

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;benign fibrous tumor&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of lymphatic vessels&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;tumor of epithelioid or lymphoid cells&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;vascular tumor&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;oral warts caused by a virus&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;new tissue growth in the lymphatic system&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;tumor on peripheral nerves&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;benign tumor of epithelial cells&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucous cyst&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth&#10;mucocele in the floor of the mouth

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The Answer of granuloma and papilloma and hemangioma and lymphoma is...

Question 29

In an intramuscular method of administration, a drug is&#10;A) inhaled&#10;B) swallowed&#10;C) injected in a vein&#10;D) injected in a muscle

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The answer of In an intramuscular method of administration, a...

Question 30

A toothprint is&#10;A) a dental chart&#10;B) a saliva sample for DNA analysis&#10;C) an occlusal imprint&#10;D) a photograph of teeth

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The answer of A toothprint is&#10;A) a dental chart&#10;B) a...

Question 31

A genetic disorder that is characterized by enlargement of the cheek and facial structures is called:&#10;A) macroglossia&#10;B) macrodontia&#10;C) cherubism&#10;D) ankyloglossia

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The answer of A genetic disorder that is characterized by...

Question 32

A disease that may be caused by finger sucking is&#10;A) verruca vulgaris&#10;B) ranula&#10;C) micrognathia&#10;D) epulis

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The answer of A disease that may be caused by...

Question 33

Which childhood diseases may require specialized dental treatment?&#10;A) AIDS&#10;B) cystic fibrosis&#10;C) asthma&#10;D) all of the above

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The answer of Which childhood diseases may require specialized dental...

Question 34

A pulpectomy involves&#10;A) removing the crown pulp only&#10;B) removing all pulp&#10;C) placing medicaments on unexposed pulp&#10;D) removing the tip of the root

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The answer of A pulpectomy involves&#10;A) removing the crown pulp...

Question 35

Pulpal necrosis is&#10;A) fusion of the pulp in the chamber&#10;B) pulpal death&#10;C) rupture of pulpal blood vessels&#10;D) odontoclastic action

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The answer of Pulpal necrosis is&#10;A) fusion of the pulp...

Question 36

Topical anesthesia provides&#10;A) temporary numbing of teeth&#10;B) permanent numbing of teeth&#10;C) temporary numbing of tissues&#10;D) permanent numbing of tissues

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The answer of Topical anesthesia provides&#10;A) temporary numbing of teeth&#10;B)...

Question 37

In the submucosal route of administration, a drug is&#10;A) placed under the tongue&#10;B) swallowed&#10;C) placed in the rectum&#10;D) injected under the tissues

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The answer of In the submucosal route of administration, a...

Question 38

Having the patient breathe a combination of nitrous oxide and oxygen for sedation is called ____________________ sedation.

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The answer of Having the patient breathe a combination of...

Question 39

The purpose of a papoose board is to&#10;A) control the tongue and saliva&#10;B) restrain the child&#10;C) provide a sterile field&#10;D) all of the above

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The answer of The purpose of a papoose board is...

Question 40

Sedation accomplished by ingesting a drug is called ____________________ sedation.

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The answer of Sedation accomplished by ingesting a drug is...

Question 41

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;union of two developing teeth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;tooth within a tooth&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;inflammation of connective tissue&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;internal discoloration&#10;underdeveloped enamel&#10;underdeveloped enamel&#10;underdeveloped 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genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;lack of teeth, usually genetic&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;improper development of dentin&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;failure of a body part to develop&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;congenital absence of teeth&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;improper development of enamel&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;local collection of pus&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth&#10;supernumerary teeth

Accepted Answer

The Answer of anodontia and dentinogenesis imperfecta and aplasia and is...

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