Dental Article

Dental Article

This article summarizes knowledge about Dentistry (RHM), including true or false questions and answers.

1. Pathology:

• Gingivitis due to calculus: True.

• Extraction is indicated for all VQC3: False.

• Osteomyelitis of the jaw due to teeth is a common disease: True.

• All dentin caries test positive to cold (+): False.

• The first action to take when a patient faints: Let the patient lie with their head low in a well-ventilated area.

• Which acid plays a role in tooth decay? Lactic acid.

• The periodontal ligament originates from the mesenchyme: True.

• Cementum develops from the mesenchyme: True.

• Calculus index: 0-3.

• Clinical symptom not of acute gingivitis: High fever and convulsions.

• Incorrect method of treating acute gingivitis: Removing calculus and plaque immediately.

• Trigeminal neuralgia is common in patients over 40: True.

• Reducing acute pulpitis pain with high-dose antibiotics: True.

• Enamel originates from the ectoderm: True.

• VQC2 bites on both jaws, pain increases: True.

• Control filling is indicated for acute caries: False.

• Dental plaque is divided into supragingival and subgingival: True.

• Pulpectomy by placing devital: True.

• CPITN index determines the proportion of people with periodontal disease in the community: True.

• Facial trauma is rare in young children: True.

• The gingival index (plaque index) is used in epidemiological studies of periodontal disease: True.

• Hirt is of little value in Leoford 1: True.

• CT is important in craniofacial separation: True.

• Chronic apical periodontitis: Continuous dull pain, feeling of elevation, increased pain when the two jaws touch each other.

• After surgery for bilateral jaw fracture: Upper jaw 3-5 weeks, lower jaw 6-8 weeks.

• All inflamed pulps undergo pulpectomy: False.

• Most tooth decay is treated with Devital: False.

• Swelling, facial asymmetry, and loss of wrinkles are characteristics of cellulitis: True.

• VQC 1 and 2, in some cases, need to monitor the pulp after treatment: True.

2. Others:

• 5-year-old patient with caries on 74, 75, 85 teeth, extraction is indicated because it is a deciduous tooth: True.

• Oral health education is the most important activity in primary dental care: True.

• The most common type of facial trauma is due to traffic accidents: True.

• The microflora on plaque has the same potential to cause disease: False.

• In facial trauma, controlling the airway needs to limit the removal of loose tissue fragments: True.

• Glucose causes more tooth decay than sucrose: False.

• Lactose is the least likely to cause tooth decay: True.

• Image: 1 set of teeth, then point to a tooth and ask its name according to the international nomenclature D2: R74: True.

• Diet to reduce tooth decay (high in phosphate): True.

• When a patient faints, the first thing to do is to smell ammonia or breathe oxygen: True.

• Cold test on the outer surface of the tooth, 1/3 towards the cervical area: True.

• Treatment time for cleft lip and palate: 3-6 months: oral surgery.

• Deciduous tooth crown has a greater crown height than outer-inner crown width: True.

• SMT index is the percentage of people with caries in a community: True.

• Non-constricted pupils when shining a light indicate existing or impending brain damage: True.

• Necrotic pulp teeth all have spontaneous pain: True.

• Bone grafting is only performed when the patient is fully conscious: True.

• Do not immobilize the two jaws when the patient is in a coma: True.

• Treatment of VQC differs from necrotic pulp in the initial or final step: True.

• Initial dental examination for students in mountainous areas is usually conducted in a cluster school format: True.

• Primary healthcare is the focus: True.

• Prevention of periodontal disease, except: Regular vitamin C.

3. Control Filling:

• Removing all non-recoverable tooth structures and infected tooth tissues, then using available filling materials to stop disease progression.

Note:

• This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice.

• Please consult a dentist for appropriate advice and treatment.