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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
 
pls help with case ques of asda A(endo/perio)

ques9: from history each is considred to improve hygiene?
a. daily flossing
b eliminate smoking habit
c motivation to continue his present program but to add daily flossing

Ans include choice a, but here he is haevy cigar smoker then wy not to eliminate this for hygiene. And c is not included, is this coz he uses stiff brush & it should be avoided🙁

B. perio pocket which offer best possibility for bone regeneration
1. suprabony
2 3 walled infrabony ans
3 2 walled ------ --

Shouldn't ans be suprabony, i think suprabony is better than any type of infrabony🙁

C. minimally acceptable restoration for endodontically treated max 1st PM
1 onlay ans
2 mod amalgam
3 full crown
4 occlusal amalgam

But for endodontically treated tooth we do onlay, as tooth become weak & cusps should be covered, then how ans is 🙁

D. Again from case of asda A page 76
7. In right lateral excursion, which of following will favour group function OVER CUSPID rise as goal of occlusal therapy?
a extensive bone loss round each of max posterior teeth & canine
b lack of mobility of molar & canine

But if there is bone loss on posterior then how group fuction is favirable as in GrFunction, there is working side contact so bone should be there????

8. if both her max rt 1st , 2nd molars r retained & treated surgically, which do thorough plque removal b/w these teeth
a soft toothbrush with interproximal tech
b floss
perioaid
none
Why its none, can't we go with a????
 
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Hey Candidate, I could found Hunter syndrome not Henly- Hunter, may be they r same. Its a Mucopolysacchridosis(Lysosomal storage disease), due to deficiency of enzyme required to brakdown MPS. Its autosomal recessive, usually lead to death by puberty. Due to enzyme deficincy, MPS accumulate in lysosomes of cells in connective tissue & increase in their excretion in urine. pt is dwarf with normal R/f skelatal changes.

Very Good luck for ur exam👍


I'm taking my test in 48 hours, and still have no idea (hopefully someone does) what the above condition is! Nothing on Google search! 🙄
 
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:help:

pin retained amalgam is contraindicated in????????🙁
vital teeth
hypoplastic teeth:luck: Coz pins weaken the tooth & restoration, hypoplastic already has less matrix so should be avoided in it.
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thnxxxxxx dear and dis is the key answer also👍


@the candidate........all d best dear👍

Hunter syndrome, or mucopolysaccharidosis Type II, is a lysosomal storage disease caused by a deficient (or absent) enzyme, iduronate-2-sulfatase (I2S).[1][2]:544 The syndrome is named after physician Charles A. Hunter (1873-1955), who first described it in 1917.[3][4] Born in Scotland, Hunter emigrated to Canada and had a medical practice in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Hunter syndrome, or mucopolysaccharidosis II (MPS II), is a serious genetic disorder that primarily affects males. It interferes with the body's ability to break down and recycle specific mucopolysaccharides, also known as glycosaminoglycans or GAG. Hunter syndrome is one of several related lysosomal storage diseases.
In Hunter syndrome, GAG builds up in cells throughout the body due to a deficiency or absence of the enzyme iduronate-2-sulfatase (I2S). This buildup interferes with the way certain cells and organs in the body function and leads to a number of serious symptoms. As the buildup of GAG continues throughout the cells of the body, signs of Hunter syndrome become more visible. Physical manifestations for some people with Hunter syndrome include distinct facial features and large head. In some cases of Hunter syndrome, central nervous system involvement leads to developmental delays and nervous system problems. Not all people with Hunter syndrome are affected by the disease in exactly the same way, and the rate of symptom progression varies widely. However, Hunter syndrome is always severe, progressive, and life-limiting.
[edit] Diagnosis

The visible signs and symptoms of Hunter syndrome (MPS II) in younger people are usually the first clues leading to a diagnosis. In general, the time of diagnosis usually occurs from about 2 to 4 years of age. Doctors may use laboratory tests to provide additional evidence that an MPS disorder is present, before making a definitive diagnosis by measuring the iduronate-2-sulfatase (I2S) enzyme activity. The most commonly used laboratory screening test for an MPS disorder is a urine test for GAG. It is important to note that the urine test for GAG can occasionally be normal and yet the child still may have an MPS disorder. A definitive diagnosis of Hunter syndrome is made by measuring I2S activity in serum, white blood cells, or fibroblasts from skin biopsy. In some people with Hunter syndrome, analysis of the I2S gene can determine clinical severity. Prenatal diagnosis is routinely available by measuring I2S enzymatic activity in amniotic fluid or in chorionic villus tissue.


Since Hunter syndrome is an inherited disorder (X-linked recessive) that primarily affects males, it is passed down from one generation to the next in a specific way. Nearly every cell in the human body has 46 chromosomes, with 23 derived from each parent. The I2S gene is located on the X chromosome.
Signs and Symptoms👍👍


The symptoms of Hunter syndrome (MPS II) are generally not apparent at birth, but usually start to become noticeable after the first year of life. Often, the first symptoms of Hunter syndrome may include abdominal hernias, ear infections, runny noses, and colds.
 
pls help with case ques of asda ===i dont own these asda notes dear🙁 A(endo/perio)>>>>>>>..still i l try to answer to my best🙂

ques9: from history each is considred to improve hygiene?
a. daily flossing
b eliminate smoking habit
c motivation to continue his present program but to add daily flossing

Ans include choice a, but here he is haevy cigar smoker then wy not to eliminate this for hygiene. And c is not included, is this coz he uses stiff brush & it should be avoided🙁

B. perio pocket which offer best possibility for bone regeneration
1. suprabony
2 3 walled infrabony=============== ans
3 2 walled ------ --

Shouldn't ans be suprabony, i think suprabony is better than any type of infrabony🙁
?????????do we need bone regeneration procedure in suprabony😀
C. minimally acceptable res toration for endodontically treated max 1st PM
1 onlay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>yes dear ans
2 mod amalgam
3 full crown
4 occlusal amalgam

onlay is intracoronal +extracoronal
which itself weakens the tooth......>>>>>>>cast crown is best treatment modality
D. Again from case of asda A page 76>>>>>>>????????????/
Abstract

PURPOSE: The aim of the present study was to compare the fracture resistance of endodontically treated maxillary premolars with mesio-occlusodistal (MOD) cavities restored using various restorative materials and luting agents. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Eighty extracted human maxillary premolars satisfying certain predetermined criteria were subjected to seven different restoration methods (10 premolars per method). After endodontic treatment, an MOD cavity was prepared in each specimen, and restoration was carried out by one of the following methods: group 1 = control (intact premolars); groups 2 and 3 = restoration using a photo-cure resin composite with and without bonding, respectively; groups 4 and 5 = restoration using a cast-metal inlay with zinc phosphate and adhesive resin cements, respectively; groups 6 and 7 = restoration using a cast-metal onlay with zinc phosphate and adhesive resin cements, respectively; and group 8 = restoration using a hybrid resin onlay. A fracture test was conducted to determine the fracture resistance and fracture mode of each specimen. RESULTS: Fracture resistance was greatest for teeth restored using a cast-metal onlay cemented with adhesive resin cement, but those fractures that did occur were generally unrestorable. Fracture resistance of teeth restored using a cast-metal inlay was also high. Fracture resistance for teeth restored using a resin composite was significantly lower, but the majority of these fractures were restorable. CONCLUSION: Endodontically treated maxillary premolars with MOD cavities could be successfully restored by cast onlay and inlay restorations luted with adhesive resin cement, but their failure mode was often unfavorable.



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7. In right lateral excursion, which of following will favour group function OVER CUSPID rise as goal of occlusal therapy?
a extensive bone loss round each of max posterior teeth & canine
b lack of mobility of molar & canine

But if there is bone loss on posterior then how group fuction is favirable as in GrFunction, there is working side contact so bone should be there????


group will act as splint:scared:
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8. if both her max rt 1st , 2nd molars r retained & treated surgically, which do thorough plque removal b/w these teeth
a soft toothbrush with interproximal tech
b floss
perioaid
none>>>>>>>>>>>>>...@@@@@@@@@@@@

🙂none will be thorough 🙂plque removal b/w these teeth
needs professional care which only will remove plaque thouroly.......
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@ the candidate
stay cooool and pray ........

god will help u dear
allllllll d veryyyyy best........🙂
 
is dental caries communicable disease.............??????
plzzzzzzz help......my exam just after 48 hours.:barf:
i m soooo tence😡
 
Hi sekhon

Pls ans these too:

1. wat control teeth r utilized wen tested pulpally involved tooth
ans is adjacent & contralateral but i think it should be adjacent & opposing. Is n't contralateral tooth is tooth in same arch but other quadarent like right & left side max. canines will be contralateral?? am i right for contralateral tooth🙄

2. effective focal spot size is: larger than actual focal spot. BUT i think it is smaller. 😡

pls help with case ques of asda ===i dont own these asda notes dear🙁 A(endo/perio)>>>>>>>..still i l try to answer to my best🙂

ques9: from history each is considred to improve hygiene?
a. daily flossing
b eliminate smoking habit
c motivation to continue his present program but to add daily flossing

Ans include choice a, but here he is haevy cigar smoker then wy not to eliminate this for hygiene. And c is not included, is this coz he uses stiff brush & it should be avoided🙁

B. perio pocket which offer best possibility for bone regeneration
1. suprabony
2 3 walled infrabony=============== ans
3 2 walled ------ --

Shouldn't ans be suprabony, i think suprabony is better than any type of infrabony🙁
?????????do we need bone regeneration procedure in suprabony😀
Still couldn't get :scared:
C. minimally acceptable res toration for endodontically treated max 1st PM
1 onlay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>yes dear ans
2 mod amalgam
3 full crown
4 occlusal amalgam

onlay is intracoronal +extracoronal

Can u pls chk in Strudavent if u have on pg 689, its written that RCT done PM or molar is treated with onlay as it strenthen tooth😕
which itself weakens the tooth......>>>>>>>cast crown is best treatment modality
D. Again from case of asda A page 76>>>>>>>????????????/
Abstract

PURPOSE: The aim of the present study was to compare the fracture resistance of endodontically treated maxillary premolars with mesio-occlusodistal (MOD) cavities restored using various restorative materials and luting agents. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Eighty extracted human maxillary premolars satisfying certain predetermined criteria were subjected to seven different restoration methods (10 premolars per method). After endodontic treatment, an MOD cavity was prepared in each specimen, and restoration was carried out by one of the following methods: group 1 = control (intact premolars); groups 2 and 3 = restoration using a photo-cure resin composite with and without bonding, respectively; groups 4 and 5 = restoration using a cast-metal inlay with zinc phosphate and adhesive resin cements, respectively; groups 6 and 7 = restoration using a cast-metal onlay with zinc phosphate and adhesive resin cements, respectively; and group 8 = restoration using a hybrid resin onlay. A fracture test was conducted to determine the fracture resistance and fracture mode of each specimen. RESULTS: Fracture resistance was greatest for teeth restored using a cast-metal onlay cemented with adhesive resin cement, but those fractures that did occur were generally unrestorable. Fracture resistance of teeth restored using a cast-metal inlay was also high. Fracture resistance for teeth restored using a resin composite was significantly lower, but the majority of these fractures were restorable. CONCLUSION: Endodontically treated maxillary premolars with MOD cavities could be successfully restored by cast onlay and inlay restorations luted with adhesive resin cement, but their failure mode was often unfavorable.



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7. In right lateral excursion, which of following will favour group function OVER CUSPID rise as goal of occlusal therapy?
a extensive bone loss round each of max posterior teeth & canine
b lack of mobility of molar & canine

But if there is bone loss on posterior then how group fuction is favirable as in GrFunction, there is working side contact so bone should be there????


group will act as splint:scared:
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8. if both her max rt 1st , 2nd molars r retained & treated surgically, which do thorough plque removal b/w these teeth
a soft toothbrush with interproximal tech
b floss
perioaid
none>>>>>>>>>>>>>...@@@@@
 
thnxxx benny
Hi sekhon

Pls ans these too:.okayyyy

1. wat control teeth r utilized wen tested pulpally involved tooth
ans is adjacent & contralateral
i have read tis question thousand times from different banks and even synopsis too say its

adjacent and contra👍



2. effective focal spot size is:1*1 mm2
.... actual focal spot.1*3 mm2......>>>>>>>>...its more

uwere right benny..............============================



pls help with case ques of asda ===i dont own these asda notes dear🙁 A(endo/perio)>>>>>>>..still i l try to answer to my best🙂

ques9: from history each is considred to improve hygiene?
a. daily flossing
b eliminate smoking habit
c motivation to continue his present program but to add daily flossing

Ans include choice a, but here he is haevy cigar smoker then wy not to eliminate this for hygiene. And c is not included, is this coz he uses stiff brush & it should be avoided🙁

B. perio pocket which offer best possibility for bone regeneration
1. suprabony.......this does not involve bone at all so no question of bone regeneration
2 3 walled infrabony=============== ans
3 2 walled ------ --

Shouldn't ans be suprabony, i think suprabony is better than any type of infrabony🙁
?????????do we need bone regeneration procedure in suprabony😀
Still couldn't get :scared:
C. minimal acceptable res toration for endodontically treated max 1st PM
1 onlay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>yes dear ans least prefered here
2 mod amalgam
3 full crown
4 occlusal amalgam

onlay is intracoronal +extracoronal

. CONCLUSION: Endodontically treated maxillary premolars with MOD cavities could be successfully restored by cast onlay and inlay restorations luted with adhesive resin cement, but their failure mode was often unfavorable.
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:help:

loss of root length in case of premolar during orthodontic treatement
1mm
1.5mm
2mm
2.5mm

moment:force ratio during translation is..
6
14
1o
0
...........................................
 
Thanx sekhon


thnxxx benny
Hi sekhon

Pls ans these too:.okayyyy

1. wat control teeth r utilized wen tested pulpally involved tooth
ans is adjacent & contralateral
i have read tis question thousand times from different banks and even synopsis too say its

adjacent and contra👍



2. effective focal spot size is:1*1 mm2
.... actual focal spot.1*3 mm2......>>>>>>>>...its more

uwere right benny..............============================



pls help with case ques of asda ===i dont own these asda notes dear🙁 A(endo/perio)>>>>>>>..still i l try to answer to my best🙂

ques9: from history each is considred to improve hygiene?
a. daily flossing
b eliminate smoking habit
c motivation to continue his present program but to add daily flossing

Ans include choice a, but here he is haevy cigar smoker then wy not to eliminate this for hygiene. And c is not included, is this coz he uses stiff brush & it should be avoided🙁

B. perio pocket which offer best possibility for bone regeneration
1. suprabony.......this does not involve bone at all so no question of bone regeneration
2 3 walled infrabony=============== ans
3 2 walled ------ --

Shouldn't ans be suprabony, i think suprabony is better than any type of infrabony🙁
?????????do we need bone regeneration procedure in suprabony😀
Still couldn't get :scared:
C. minimal acceptable res toration for endodontically treated max 1st PM
1 onlay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>yes dear ans least prefered here
2 mod amalgam
3 full crown
4 occlusal amalgam

onlay is intracoronal +extracoronal

. CONCLUSION: Endodontically treated maxillary premolars with MOD cavities could be successfully restored by cast onlay and inlay restorations luted with adhesive resin cement, but their failure mode was often unfavorable.
======================================

:help:

loss of root length in case of premolar during orthodontic treatement




moment: force ratio in tranalation should be 0

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]the object depends on where the force is applied and how the object is confined. If the object is unconfined and the force is applied through the center of gravity, the object moves in pure translation, as described by Newton's laws of motion. If the object is confined (or pinned) at some location called a pivot, the object rotates about the pivot, but does not translate. The force is transmitted through the pivot and the details of the rotation depend on the distance from the applied force to the pivot. If the object is unconfined and the force is applied at some distance from the center of gravity, the object both translates and rotates about the center of gravity. The details of the rotation depend on the distance from the applied force to the center of gravity. The motion of flying objects is described by this third type of motion; a combination of translation and rotation. .
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]A force F is a vector quantity, which means that it .

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Pls help:

1. plaque is major etiologic factor where:
a. TFO
b desquamtive gingivitis
c juveline periodontitis ans But don't we read that in JP plaque is very low & it is not its major factor then wy ans is not none😕😕
d. none

2. least likely to occur after root planing
1 acellular cememtum deposition ans but pls tell me how?😕😕
2. JE deposition
3. formation of collegen fibrils parallel tp tooth long axis
4. linkage of newly formed colegen fibrils & attachment to root surface

3. endo therapy is completed on max molar with MOD alloy. wat is most conservative final restoration:
a. MOD inlay
b MOD onlay ans
c repair of access opening with composite resin ( is it not most conservative😕😕)
 
2. 8yr old pt has large, carious exposure in permanent molar with vital pulp. Tooth doesn't respond to percussion. wat t/t required?
a pulpotomy>>>>....@@@@@@@@@ yes without doubt
b pulpectomy
tender on percussion +ve means ........periodontal ligament involment either with bacteria or bacterial products.........

as in the given question the pathology has not extended sooooooooo into periapical region to think for pulpectomy.....pulpotomy will be better conservative treatment


Guys, I think it is pulpotomy because the patient is 8 years so the root is still in formation(2 to 3 years to close) so you need to do pulpotomy with Calcium hydroxide to do a apexinogenesis and then after it is closed you do pulpectomy... what do you think???
 
Benny...
least likely to occur after root planing
1 acellular cememtum deposition ans but pls tell me how?
2. JE deposition
3. formation of collegen fibrils parallel tp tooth long axis
4. linkage of newly formed colegen fibrils & attachment to root surface

well, there are 2 kinds of cementum: cellular and acellular cementum, so I guess acellular is not able to make deposition only the cellular one... correct??
 
thanx maiabrazil, i also think same. do u ahve idea about my other ques?

Benny...
least likely to occur after root planing
1 acellular cememtum deposition ans but pls tell me how?
2. JE deposition
3. formation of collegen fibrils parallel tp tooth long axis
4. linkage of newly formed colegen fibrils & attachment to root surface

well, there are 2 kinds of cementum: cellular and acellular cementum, so I guess acellular is not able to make deposition only the cellular one... correct??
 
:help:..
antibiotics in pregnancy should be
half dose
same dose
double dose
should not be given👍
As he is asking in general, no name of antibiotic, no trimster so it ahould be the ans, though not very sure
 
hematoma during la is most commonly due to

pterygoid plexus injury
or

internal maxillary artery injury
 
is there any difference between porcelin jacket crown and all ceramic crown? or both are same
 
:help:..
antibiotics in pregnancy should be
half dose
same dose
double dose
should not be given

as I think some of the antibiotics are safe to give in pregnancy. so if it is necessary to give then the safer antibiotic for pregnancy should be given of the same dose
 
behavior is strongly affected by which of the following psychological factor?

belief
value
attitude
job strain- ans given
family
culture
society

I think this is wrong ans, as most of the time it depends upon belief and culture, family, so what should be the ans?

this q is from decks
 
now our families r good, but we r not having job as dentist wen we will have our behaviour will be diff, & more pt better behaviour, in this way job should be ans😀😀

pls ans my ques:
1. in primary teeth, wat kind of zno is given:
a. with catalyst
b. without ----.

2. which space led to infection of mediastenum?
a. submandibular
b. retropharygel
c. lateral pterygoid

3. pt. with fucation, GTR best used with osseintegrated graft has bettr prognosis in max molar than mand molar.
True or false

4. best t/t of diatema b/w antereir 8& 9
a veneer
b proximal composite
c full crown
d surgery without ortho

5. 4yr old avulsed max central:
a. RCT
b. leave out
c. extract other & make bilateral

6. in relaving the buccal frenum of mand denture, which muscle is releived
a. caninus
b orbicularis oris
c masseter

7. wen do u fill tooth with caOH
a 1week after splinting
b. 14 days------------
c resorption


behavior is strongly affected by which of the following psychological factor?

belief
value
attitude
job strain- ans given
family
culture
society

I think this is wrong ans, as most of the time it depends upon belief and culture, family, so what should be the ans?

this q is from decks
 
saliva secretion is

1.1 ml/5minutes
3.7ml/5minutes
5.3ml/5minutes
6.7ml/5minutes

I'm going off of memory here (which may be fuzzy) but I believe on average we produce 1.5L/day (which if broken down into every 5 minutes should be ~5ml/5min). I see that is not an option as you have listed but you have listed 7ml/5min. twice. Is 5ml/5min. an option that was overlooked or is my memory serving me wrong?
 
U r absolutely right with calculations😎 mean rate is 1ml/min, so choice is missing here, 5ml/5min is ans.👍


I'm going off of memory here (which may be fuzzy) but I believe on average we produce 1.5L/day (which if broken down into every 5 minutes should be ~5ml/5min). I see that is not an option as you have listed but you have listed 7ml/5min. twice. Is 5ml/5min. an option that was overlooked or is my memory serving me wrong?
 
9 year old comes to office 20 min after he fell off his bicycle, his 2 central incisiors avulsed out
reimplant immediately
reimplant first, with a non rigid splint and perform root canal therapy after 10 days- ans

I think as the tooth apex is open there are chances of revascularizaation , so tx should be reimlant immediately and check for revascularization

so 1st choice should be the ans

healthy 3 yr old was brought to office 1 day after he slipped into the bath tub, exam reveals slight discoloration of the two centrals you should

1 observe because the sitation might be reversible, it could only be staining due to himosiderin

2 the situation might not be reversible, and the pulp might die due to lack of circulation

calcification centrals takes place at
the age of 1
the age of 2- given ans

I think it should be 1

plz help me
 
there is evidence of crossbite , it is unilateral, most possible reason

unilateral constricted maxila
broad mandible
functional interference

8 year old boy has history of thumb habit and has erupting centrals, he is currently doing it only at night or when tired, soft tissues are normal except when upper lip is pulled up the gingival tissues b/w centrals and palatally into the area of incisive papilla blanch , the correct diagnosis is

ant open bite caused by prolonged digit habit
ant open bite caused by abnormal labial frenum'
normal for this age

for the above case most correct treatment plan

1 oberservation till all permanent teeth are in
2 frenectomy, followed by tooth guidance to align the teeth
3 frenectomy , allow to self align
4 placement of habit appliance followed by obsrevation of the eruption of the pemanent lateral incisiors and canine to determine need for frenectomy
 
1. in primary teeth, wat kind of zno is given:
a. with catalyst
b. without ----.(I guess this one because with catalyst it seems the primary teeth cannot resorb...)

2. which space led to infection of mediastenum?
a. submandibular
b. retropharygel(I would say this one but investigate and let's see what other people say...)
c. lateral pterygoid

3. pt. with fucation, GTR best used with osseintegrated graft has bettr prognosis in max molar than mand molar.
True or false(False it is the opposite since the bone in the posterior of maxilla is the least successfull for implants(osteointegration) and the most successful is in the mand. molar region) what do you think?? PLEASE correct me if i am wrong...

4. best t/t of diatema b/w antereir 8& 9
a veneer(I would say this one because it doesn't stain easily and the prep is extremely conservative also diastemas are one of the indications of veneers...)
b proximal composite(easy to stain compared to veneer,it doesn't last longer as in veneer)
c full crown
d surgery without ortho(what kind of surgery? )

5. 4yr old avulsed max central:
a. RCT(probably this one, since we need more info about how long outside the mouth, but you reimplant and do RCT afterwards...the other two it doesn't make sense...)please correct me if I am wrong...
b. leave out
c. extract other & make bilateral

6. in relaving the buccal frenum of mand denture, which muscle is releived
a. caninus
b orbicularis oris
c masseter

7. wen do u fill tooth with caOH
a 1week after splinting
b. 14 days------------( as far as I know after splinting you fill tooth with CaOh after 2 weeks) What do you say?
c resorption
 
is there any difference between porcelin jacket crown and all ceramic crown? or both are same


It is the same...
 
hi maiabrazil, read that for diastema we do composite
1. in primary teeth, wat kind of zno is given:
a. with catalyst
b. without ----.(I guess this one because with catalyst it seems the primary teeth cannot resorb...)

2. which space led to infection of mediastenum?
a. submandibular
b. retropharygel(I would say this one but investigate and let's see what other people say...)
c. lateral pterygoid

3. pt. with fucation, GTR best used with osseintegrated graft has bettr prognosis in max molar than mand molar.
True or false(False it is the opposite since the bone in the posterior of maxilla is the least successfull for implants(osteointegration) and the most successful is in the mand. molar region) what do you think?? PLEASE correct me if i am wrong...

4. best t/t of diatema b/w antereir 8& 9
a veneer(I would say this one because it doesn't stain easily and the prep is extremely conservative also diastemas are one of the indications of veneers...)
b proximal composite(easy to stain compared to veneer,it doesn't last longer as in veneer)
c full crown
d surgery without ortho(what kind of surgery? )
just read that for diastema, use composite
5. 4yr old avulsed max central:
a. RCT(probably this one, since we need more info about how long outside the mouth, but you reimplant and do RCT afterwards...the other two it doesn't make sense...)please correct me if I am wrong...
b. leave out
c. extract other & make bilateral

6. in relaving the buccal frenum of mand denture, which muscle is releived
a. caninus
b orbicularis oris
c masseter

7. wen do u fill tooth with caOH
a 1week after splinting
b. 14 days------------( as far as I know after splinting you fill tooth with CaOh after 2 weeks) What do you say?
c resorption
 
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there is evidence of crossbite , it is unilateral, most possible reason

unilateral constricted maxila
broad mandible
functional interference👍

8 year old boy has history of thumb habit and has erupting centrals, he is currently doing it only at night or when tired, soft tissues are normal except when upper lip is pulled up the gingival tissues b/w centrals and palatally into the area of incisive papilla blanch , the correct diagnosis is

ant open bite caused by prolonged digit habit
ant open bite caused by abnormal labial frenum'
normal for this age

for the above case most correct treatment plan

1 oberservation till all permanent teeth are in
2 frenectomy, followed by tooth guidance to align the teeth
3 frenectomy , allow to self align
4 placement of habit appliance followed by obsrevation of the eruption of the pemanent lateral incisiors and canine to determine need for frenectomy👍[/QU
 
9 year old comes to office 20 min after he fell off his bicycle, his 2 central incisiors avulsed out
reimplant immediately
reimplant first, with a non rigid splint and perform root canal therapy after 10 days- ans

I think as the tooth apex is open there are chances of revascularizaation , so tx should be reimlant immediately and check for revascularization

so 1st choice should be the ans

healthy 3 yr old was brought to office 1 day after he slipped into the bath tub, exam reveals slight discoloration of the two centrals you should

1 observe because the sitation might be reversible, it could only be staining due to himosiderin👍

2 the situation might not be reversible, and the pulp might die due to lack of circulation

calcification centrals takes place at
the age of 1
the age of 2- given ans

I think it should be 1

plz help me[/QUOT
 
1. management of echymosis following oral surgery includes:
a. application of cold, massage of area
b. antibiotics & enzymes
c. none ans

But wen PSA complication exist & hematoma is formed, we apply ice, is it not?🙁
 
okayyyyy frnzzzzzz i l rewrite the question

saliva secretion is

a] 1.1 ml/5minutes
b] 3.7ml/5minutes
c] 5.3ml/5minutes
d] 6.7ml/5minutes

hope nw u all can read dis correctly
 
1. management of echymosis following oral surgery includes:
a. application of cold, massage of area
b. antibiotics & enzymes
c. none ans

But wen PSA complication exist & hematoma is formed, we apply ice, is it not?🙁

Hey Benny thanks to check the answers as well...For this question I guess it is none because it is echymosis so it will go away...we apply ice in the first 24 hours after extraction to reduce edema...well, that's what I remember from surgery, but correct me if I am wrong...👍
 
Hey sekhon , found that it varies from 1-3ml/min & mean is 1.5ml/min, that means it should be 7.5 ml/min, but there is no choice for it😴

pls help me:

1. 2 adjcent cavities involving contact may be prepared & restored with compsite resin at one apponiment coz:
a. chances of maintaining contact r enhanced greatly
b. they can be packed with one mixture
c. preserves operating time
d. place & finshing can be completed at same appointment ans
e. all

But i think c, & d r also correct, not sure for a choice, then wy not all is ans😕

2. lack of proximal contact of class2 inlay result in:
a. poor marginal fit
b. gigival irritation
c. sentitivity to thermal changes
d. food impaction
e. cleaner interproximal space

Ans is b & d, but wy not a & b as well😕 will n't it led to poor fit & sentivity due to food impaction

3. about composite resin:
Are they not more clor stable than unfilled resin?? and if they remain somewat rough or very smooth😕😕


okayyyyy frnzzzzzz i l rewrite the question

saliva secretion is

a] 1.1 ml/5minutes
b] 3.7ml/5minutes
c] 5.3ml/5minutes
d] 6.7ml/5minutes

hope nw u all can read dis correctly
 
u r right, echymosis will go away, actually i was confusing it with hematoma formed after PSA, which require ice, am i right for this?



Hey Benny thanks to check the answers as well...For this question I guess it is none because it is echymosis so it will go away...we apply ice in the first 24 hours after extraction to reduce edema...well, that's what I remember from surgery, but correct me if I am wrong...👍
 
plz tell me how can i get tutorial n sample questions of partII at ada web site..i am trying to find them but i couldn't...plz help ..
 
Hey sekhon , found that it varies from 1-3ml/min & mean is 1.5ml/min, that means it should be 7.5 ml/min, but there is no choice for it😴

pls help me:

1. 2 adjcent cavities involving contact may be prepared & restored with compsite resin at one apponiment coz:
a. chances of maintaining contact r enhanced greatly
b. they can be packed with one mixture
c. preserves operating time
d. place & finshing can be completed at same appointment ans
e. all

But i think c, & d r also correct, not sure for a choice, then wy not all is ans😕 Benny what option b says is incorrect since we have to make increments of 2mm and not pack with one mix...I think c and d are correct as well...but remember you have to choose the best alternative always they are going to give us 2 alternatives that we will have to choose from...🙁

2. lack of proximal contact of class2 inlay result in:
a. poor marginal fit
b. gigival irritation
c. sentitivity to thermal changes
d. food impaction
e. cleaner interproximal space

Ans is b & d, but wy not a & b as well😕 will n't it led to poor fit & sentivity due to food impaction. poor marginal fit is about the prep and not proximal contact so if the prep is good there will be no poor marginal fit...👍 correct me if wrong...I guess gingival irritation because of food impaction and loading forces of mastication when you don't have a proximal contact correct???

3. about composite resin:
Are they not more clor stable than unfilled resin?? and if they remain somewat rough or very smooth😕😕
I don't know this question...
 
plz ans to my these qs

is there any difference between porcelin jacket crown and all ceramic crown? or both are same

8 year old boy has history of thumb habit and has erupting centrals, he is currently doing it only at night or when tired, soft tissues are normal except when upper lip is pulled up the gingival tissues b/w centrals and palatally into the area of incisive papilla blanch , the correct diagnosis is

ant open bite caused by prolonged digit habit
ant open bite caused by abnormal labial frenum'
normal for this age

for the above case most correct treatment plan

1 oberservation till all permanent teeth are in
2 frenectomy, followed by tooth guidance to align the teeth
3 frenectomy , allow to self align
4 placement of habit appliance followed by obsrevation of the eruption of the pemanent lateral incisiors and canine to determine need for frenecto


9 year old comes to office 20 min after he fell off his bicycle, his 2 central incisiors avulsed out
reimplant immediately
reimplant first, with a non rigid splint and perform root canal therapy after 10 days- ans

I think as the tooth apex is open there are chances of revascularizaation , so tx should be reimlant immediately and check for revascularization

so 1st choice should be the ans

healthy 3 yr old was brought to office 1 day after he slipped into the bath tub, exam reveals slight discoloration of the two centrals you should

1 observe because the sitation might be reversible, it could only be staining due to himosiderin

2 the situation might not be reversible, and the pulp might die due to lack of circulation

calcification centrals takes place at
the age of 1
the age of 2- given ans

I think it should be 1
 
All ceramic and porcelain jacket crown are same.
8 year old boy has history of thumb habit and has erupting centrals, he is currently doing it only at night or when tired, soft tissues are normal except when upper lip is pulled up the gingival tissues b/w centrals and palatally into the area of incisive papilla blanch , the correct diagnosis is

ant open bite caused by prolonged digit habit
ant open bite caused by abnormal labial frenum'
normal for this age
for the above case most correct treatment plan

1 oberservation till all permanent teeth are in
2 frenectomy, followed by tooth guidance to align the teeth
3 frenectomy , allow to self align
4 placement of habit appliance followed by obsrevation of the eruption of the pemanent lateral incisiors and canine to determine need for frenecto


9 year old comes to office 20 min after he fell off his bicycle, his 2 central incisiors avulsed out
reimplant immediately
reimplant first, with a non rigid splint and perform root canal therapy after 10 days- ans


I think as the tooth apex is open there are chances of revascularizaation , so tx should be reimlant immediately and check for revascularization

so 1st choice should be the ans

healthy 3 yr old was brought to office 1 day after he slipped into the bath tub, exam reveals slight discoloration of the two centrals you should

1 observe because the sitation might be reversible, it could only be staining due to himosiderin

2 the situation might not be reversible, and the pulp might die due to lack of circulation

calcification centrals takes place at
the age of 1the age of 2- given ans

I think it should be 1
 
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All ceramic and porcelain jacket crown are same.
8 year old boy has history of thumb habit and has erupting centrals, he is currently doing it only at night or when tired, soft tissues are normal except when upper lip is pulled up the gingival tissues b/w centrals and palatally into the area of incisive papilla blanch , the correct diagnosis is

ant open bite caused by prolonged digit habit
ant open bite caused by abnormal labial frenum'
normal for this age
for the above case most correct treatment plan

1 oberservation till all permanent teeth are in
2 frenectomy, followed by tooth guidance to align the teeth
3 frenectomy , allow to self align
4 placement of habit appliance followed by obsrevation of the eruption of the pemanent lateral incisiors and canine to determine need for frenecto


9 year old comes to office 20 min after he fell off his bicycle, his 2 central incisiors avulsed out
reimplant immediately
reimplant first, with a non rigid splint and perform root canal therapy after 10 days- ans

I think as the tooth apex is open there are chances of revascularizaation , so tx should be reimlant immediately and check for revascularization

so 1st choice should be the ans

healthy 3 yr old was brought to office 1 day after he slipped into the bath tub, exam reveals slight discoloration of the two centrals you should

1 observe because the sitation might be reversible, it could only be staining due to himosiderin

2 the situation might not be reversible, and the pulp might die due to lack of circulation

calcification centrals takes place at
the age of 1the age of 2- given ans

I think it should be 1
 
patient having complete denture has trouble pronouncing the "t" sound

too thick palatal area
incorrect posisoning of max incisiors
 
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