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can someone try to help answer questions:

Daily cleaning of root surface by the patient has been shown to
a. cause root sensitivity
bcause root resorption
c. stimbulates epi attachment
d. allow remineralization of root surface

i think it is d
 
Page 27, mosby: most common coz is coronal leakage.

Yea your right that's what mosby's says. But USC courseware has questions that ask why most rct's fail, and they say its due to cleaning and shaping the canals. Not sure which to go with.
 
If employer funded plan will pay back the patient a percentage of dental costs at the dentist of the patient’s choosing is ? Is this Direct re-embursement? Not sure
 
which of the following is generally not required for dental e xray safety?

lead lined generator room ans??
operator not present during exposure procedure must
minimum distance present from operator to exposure must
remote control start button
??
 
can u pls explain the ques little clearly with choices?

If employer funded plan will pay back the patient a percentage of dental costs at the dentist of the patient’s choosing is ? Is this Direct re-embursement? Not sure
 
instruments used for pulp canal therapy are sterilized by using
hot oil
an autoclave
boiling water
cold sterilization
glass bead sterilizer

here it says ans is an autoclave, but I think the ans should be glass bead sterilizer,
plz clarify the doubt
 
thanx uabsfm, actually i ans in same way but my confusion is if its a case of loss of max 2nd molar in mixed dentition period , either its unilateral or bilateral we give nance as expalined by sunshine. its due to reason that if we give band and loop then primary maxillary 1st molar can exfoliate and bandloop is of no use. Then wy not for loss of primary max 1st molar, we give nance again in mixed dentition as we have to give band on canine and that is primary too and can loss? or reason is max canine exfoliate at last?
am i lost b/w nance and bandloop?


if unilateral then BLS if bilateral loss then Nance holding arch
 
ans should be immersion in glass bead sterlizer for 5sec( i read in book). as we can do autoclaving but it coz rusting to these instruments


instruments used for pulp canal therapy are sterilized by using
hot oil
an autoclave
boiling water
cold sterilization
glass bead sterilizer

here it says ans is an autoclave, but I think the ans should be glass bead sterilizer,
plz clarify the doubt
 
thanx uabsfm, actually i ans in same way but my confusion is if its a case of loss of max 2nd molar in mixed dentition period , either its unilateral or bilateral we give nance as expalined by sunshine. its due to reason that if we give band and loop then primary maxillary 1st molar can exfoliate and bandloop is of no use. Then wy not for loss of primary max 1st molar, we give nance again in mixed dentition as we have to give band on canine and that is primary too and can loss? or reason is max canine exfoliate at last?
am i lost b/w nance and bandloop?


yes you are right, because 1st premolar eruprs before canine, and deciduous canine lasts for loger period then decidous molars
 
ans should be immersion in glass bead sterlizer for 5sec( i read in book). as we can do autoclaving but it coz rusting to these instruments

I also go for glass bead sterilizer but in ASDA qs paper autoclave is given as an answer choice
thanx

pat with severe periodontal involvement requires flap surgery on the complete mandibular arch , a potential problem is damage to the

a facial nerve
mental nerve
attachment of mentalis muscle
'" inferior labilalis muscle
 
which of the following best suited for use in temporary splinting of mobile mandibular posterior teeth?

amalgam splint
hawley appliance
wire and acrylic partial ligature splint
wire and acrylic intracoronal splint
 
Ans- Increase risk of damageing mental nerve


I also go for glass bead sterilizer but in ASDA qs paper autoclave is given as an answer choice
thanx

pat with severe periodontal involvement requires flap surgery on the complete mandibular arch , a potential problem is damage to the

a facial nerve
mental nerve
attachment of mentalis muscle
'" inferior labilalis muscle
 
1) Most common reason for amalgam failure
2) Most common reason for Posterior composite failure?
3) We dont routinely give Abx for Periapical abscess right????

Thanks for any attempts in advance...
 
1) Most common reason for amalgam failure inadequate depth
2) Most common reason for Posterior composite failure? unable to maintain total dry condition during etch/ stress: can u pls give choices
3) We dont routinely give Abx for Periapical abscess right???? mainly do drainage and give antibiotics too after culture

Thanks for any attempts in advance...[/QUOTE
 
which of the following best suited for use in temporary splinting of mobile mandibular posterior teeth?

amalgam splint
hawley appliance
wire and acrylic partial ligature splint ans ?? not sure
wire and acrylic intracoronal splint

anybody pls?
 
can u pls explain little wat this re-imbursement % is? i can't get this

just googled it:

Direct Reimbursement Plans

This is a self-funded benefit plan — not insurance — in which an employer pays for dental care with its own funds, rather than paying premiums to an insurance company or third-party administrator.
You, the patient, pay the full amount directly to the dentist, then get a receipt detailing services rendered and the cost, which you show to your employer. The employer reimburses you for part or all of the dental costs, depending on your specific benefits.

Your company might reimburse 100 percent of your first $100 of dental expenses and then 80 percent of the next $500, and 50 percent of the next $2,000, with a total annual maximum benefit of $1,500. Or it might reimburse only 50 percent of your first $1,000, resulting in a $500 yearly cap.
 
3) We dont routinely give Abx for Periapical abscess right????

Thanks for any attempts in advance...

1: Complete canal debridement - most important step.
2: drainage
3: antibiotics - only if you have diffuse rapid swelling.

QUESTION : The fenestration technique for mandibular vestibuloplasty is based on the premise that the mucosal attachment will

1. not cross the skin graft.
2. not cross the mucosal graft.
3. not cross a fibrous scar band.
4. be maintained in its lowered position by the new denture.

aNSW Is 3, can you explain? and what is the fenestration technique?
 
thanx narihari

just googled it:

Direct Reimbursement Plans

This is a self-funded benefit plan — not insurance — in which an employer pays for dental care with its own funds, rather than paying premiums to an insurance company or third-party administrator.
You, the patient, pay the full amount directly to the dentist, then get a receipt detailing services rendered and the cost, which you show to your employer. The employer reimburses you for part or all of the dental costs, depending on your specific benefits.

Your company might reimburse 100 percent of your first $100 of dental expenses and then 80 percent of the next $500, and 50 percent of the next $2,000, with a total annual maximum benefit of $1,500. Or it might reimburse only 50 percent of your first $1,000, resulting in a $500 yearly cap.
 
when draining pus from an abscess of the pterygomandibular space from an intraoral approach , muscle most likely to be injured

masseter
lateral pterygoid
medial "
temporalis
buccinator
 
fenestration tech. is done to increase attached gingiva, periosteum is removed and scar formed will prevent gingiva movement and shrinkage of attached gingiva.

pls explain these q:
1. periapical of mandibular anterior teeth showing moderate perio bone loss on #23 and #24 & marked bone loss 25& 26. u r informed that 23, 24 r to be extracted and bridge is constrcted from:
a. 22-25
b 22-27
c 22-26
d 27, 26, 25 & cantelever

2. dentist is doing research on 5 unrelated pt. with different background. he record data, dentist is doing wat kind of research?
a clinical trial
b cohort
c cross sectional

3. based solely on sharp transient response of pupl to hot stimuli, wat is periradicular diagnosis?
a acute apical periodontitis
b can't diagnose based on information provided
c acute apical abscess
d irreversible pulpitis






1: Complete canal debridement - most important step.
2: drainage
3: antibiotics - only if you have diffuse rapid swelling.

QUESTION : The fenestration technique for mandibular vestibuloplasty is based on the premise that the mucosal attachment will

1. not cross the skin graft.
2. not cross the mucosal graft.
3. not cross a fibrous scar band.
4. be maintained in its lowered position by the new denture.

aNSW Is 3, can you explain? and what is the fenestration technique?
 
anybody pls?
amalgam splint
hawley appliance
wire and acrylic partial ligature splint
wire and acrylic intracoronal splint - ans

I dont know how come it can be the temporary ?
but that is the ans given in paper, plz if anybody can explain?
 
fenestration tech. is done to increase attached gingiva, periosteum is removed and scar formed will prevent gingiva movement and shrinkage of attached gingiva.

pls explain these q:
1. periapical of mandibular anterior teeth showing moderate perio bone loss on #23 and #24 & marked bone loss 25& 26. u r informed that 23, 24 r to be extracted and bridge is constrcted from:
a. 22-25
b 22-27
c 22-26
d 27, 26, 25 & cantelever

2. dentist is doing research on 5 unrelated pt. with different background. he record data, dentist is doing wat kind of research?
a clinical trial
b cohort
c cross sectional

3. based solely on sharp transient response of pupl to hot stimuli, wat is periradicular diagnosis?
a acute apical periodontitis
b can't diagnose based on information provided
c acute apical abscess
d irreversible pulpitis

if wrong plz correct me
 
large condensers and laterally applied condensation force are recommnded to ensure complete condensation for

admixed,
spherical
lathe cut
conventional
high copper
 
post and core is preferred over post crown for an abutment tooth because

it is stronger
it require less chair side time
better esthetics
can be treated as an independant abutment

pathognomic symptom of chronic apical periodontitis

swelling
intermittent pain
tenderness to percussion
tenderness to palpation
none of the above
 
post and core is preferred over post crown for an abutment tooth because

it is stronger
it require less chair side time
better esthetics
can be treated as an independant abutment

pathognomic symptom of chronic apical periodontitis

swelling
intermittent pain
tenderness to percussion
tenderness to palpation
none of the above

--less chair side time --?
--none of the above (its asymptomatic)

correct me if wrong..thanks
 
where is the gold directed MO onlay spruce

faces pulpal axial line angle
occlusal floor
gingival "
pulpal "


predominant cell type in crevicular epi
mast cell
plasma cell
PMN
macrophages
lymphocyte
 
when do you do serial extraction

for space defic in mand ant region
" mand post region
" max ant region
" max post region
 
in office bleaching change shade through all except

dehydration
etching tooth
surface demineralization
oxidation of colorant
 
pan showing radiolucency going inferior over the body of mandible close to angle, the pt was involved in accident , lucency due to

fracture
pharyngeal air space
artifact- retake radiograph
 
For 1st ques ans was given last choice, couldn't get how use of cantelever?

and for last, do u think that its transient pain and we can say not proper iformation given? wat do u say about this?

if wrong plz correct me
 
where is the gold directed MO onlay spruce

faces pulpal axial line angle ans
occlusal floor
gingival "
pulpal "


predominant cell type in crevicular epi
mast cell
plasma cell
PMN ans
macrophages
lymphocyte[/QUO
 
post and core is preferred over post crown for an abutment tooth because

it is stronger
it require less chair side time
better esthetics
can be treated as an independant abutment ans

pathognomic symptom of chronic apical periodontitis

swelling
intermittent pain
tenderness to percussion
tenderness to palpation
none of the above ans ?? if only acute apical periodontitis is precussion positive?
 
in office bleaching change shade through all except

dehydration
etching tooth
surface demineralization
oxidation of colorant
anybody pls ans this with explanation coz there r always diif ans given for this ques???
 
1. 4yr old child has history of frequent, spontaneous pain in primary mandibular 2nd molar with sinus tract? t/t of choice?
a extraction
b pulpectomy ans
c antiobiotic with subsequent extarction
i read somewhere do extraction if there is sinus tract, don't remember if here was age difference, and if pulpectomy is successful in primary teeth? pls explain

ques. 2 ortho/pedo asda H, as its with diagram, can anybody expalin this too?
 
1. 4yr old child has history of frequent, spontaneous pain in primary mandibular 2nd molar with sinus tract? t/t of choice?
a extraction
b pulpectomy ans
c antiobiotic with subsequent extarction
i read somewhere do extraction if there is sinus tract, don't remember if here was age difference, and if pulpectomy is successful in primary teeth? pls explain

ques. 2 ortho/pedo asda H, as its with diagram, can anybody expalin this too?
no furctn..no ext..
 
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