Trivia: Dentistry 2 Medium Mode

What is the process of a dental implant?

The removal of a damaged tooth and replacement with a temporary denture

The placement of a metal post into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth

The application of a thin shell to the surface of a damaged tooth

The use of a composite material to fill a cavity and restore the shape of a tooth

What is the difference between over-the-counter and professional teeth whitening?

Professional teeth whitening is more expensive but less effective than over-the-counter whitening

Over-the-counter whitening products can cause tooth sensitivity while professional whitening products do not

Professional whitening products contain a higher concentration of whitening agents than over-the-counter products

Over-the-counter products are only available in strips while professional whitening is done in-office

What are the causes of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ)?

Excessive teeth grinding or clenching

Trauma to the jaw or head

Arthritis in the joint

All of the above

What are the different types of crowns?

Porcelain, metal, and gold

Cadmium, fluorite, quartz

Plastic, wood, and paper

Rubber, glass, and silicone

What is the purpose of a dental splint?

To straighten crooked teeth

To cover a damaged tooth with a crown or veneer

To hold teeth in place after orthodontic treatment

To stabilize loose teeth or jaws

How is a dental crown placed?

The crown is cemented onto the tooth after it has been prepared

The crown is screwed onto a metal post that has been placed in the tooth

The crown is bonded onto the tooth using a special adhesive

The crown is placed onto the tooth using a temporary cement until a permanent

How is a dental extraction performed?

The tooth is gently pulled out of the socket using forceps and elevators

The tooth is broken into pieces and each piece is removed individually

The gum is cut open and the tooth is removed from the jawbone

A laser is used to dissolve the tooth and it is then suctioned out of the mouth

How long the process for getting braces typically last?

6-9 months

1-2 years

3-4 years

The length of time varies depending on the severity of the dental issue being corrected

How can a dentist treat a cracked or broken tooth?

Dental bonding or filling material

Dental crown

Root canal treatment

All of the above

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What is the relationship between gum disease and systemic health?

Gum disease has no effect on systemic health

Gum disease may increase the risk of certain systemic diseases

Gum disease only affects dental health

Gum disease is not a real condition

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