Trivia: Dentistry 2 Hard Mode

How does the anatomy of the oral cavity vary in individuals with cleft palate?

a) There are no anatomical differences in the oral cavity of individuals with cleft palate or craniofacial abnormalities.

b) The size of the tongue is usually smaller in these individuals.

c) The hard and soft palates are not fully connected in individuals with cleft palate.

d) The teeth are usually more densely packed in these individuals.

What is the role of orthognathic surgery in correcting severe malocclusions and other skeletal abnormalities of the face and jaw?

a) To straighten crooked teeth.

b) To remove impacted wisdom teeth.

c) To improve the appearance of the face.

d) To correct the underlying skeletal problems causing malocclusions.

Which laser is most commonly used in dentistry?

a) Diode laser

b) Erbium laser

c) CO2 laser

d) YAG laser

What is the most common dental infection?

a) Gingivitis

b) Periodontitis

c) Dental caries

d) Abscess

How can a dentist diagnose a salivary gland stone?

a) By taking a biopsy of the gland.

b) By using the naked eye.

c) By performing an ultrasound.

d) By examining the patient’s symptoms and performing a physical exam.

What is the role of bone grafting in dental implant treatment?

a) To remove damaged bone tissue.

b) To add bone to areas with insufficient bone density for implant placement.

c) To improve the aesthetics of the implant.

d) To replace missing teeth with implants.

How can a dentist treat a dentigerous cyst?

a) By performing a root canal.

b) By extracting the tooth and the cyst.

c) By prescribing antibiotics.

d) By applying topical medication.

What are the different types of dental bonding agents?

a) Self-etch, total-etch, and selective-etch bonding agents.

b) Composite, amalgam, and glass ionomer bonding agents.

c) Acrylic, silicone, and polyurethane bonding agents.

d) Adhesive, cohesive, and mixed bonding agents.

What is the most effective method for diagnosing oral leukoplakia?

a) Biopsy and histopathological analysis.

b) Blood test.

c) X-ray.

d) Physical exam + Biopsy

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What is the role of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) in dental implant treatment?

a) To diagnose dental infections.

b) To detect the presence of salivary gland stones.

c) To evaluate bone density and quality for implant placement.

d) To monitor the progress of orthodontic treatment.

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