LDEK questions: Pediatric dentistry — page 3

493 questions in Pediatric dentistry. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.

101. Milk teeth caries is characterized by: Question 105
102. An intrusion of permanent tooth leads to the high risk of tooth loss because of: Question 106
103. To restore a fractured crown of the tooth after trauma with the use of composite material one should: Question 107
104. Preventive Resin Restoration type I (PRR I) should be performed: Question 108
105. A 3-year-old child comes to the dental surgery with avulsed tooth 51 one hour after the accident. What is the correct treatment? Question 109
106. In the case of a milk incisor with a complicated crown fracture and advanced resorption of the roots, a proper therapeutic attitude should be based on: Question 110
107. Which of the following might be the sequel of trauma in deciduous teeth: Question 111
108. Indicate characteristic features of polymer fissure sealants: Question 112
109. Tetracycline therapy used in children under 7 years of age can cause tooth discoloration. Which area of the tooth will be mostly affected by discoloration? Question 113
110. The characteristic features of ectodermal dysplasia are: Question 114
111. The Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) technique is based on: Question 115
112. What is the sequence of primary teeth eruption according to Szpringer-Nodzak? Question 116
113. In the case of a fracture of a crown within enamel and dentine tissues, there is a prompt necessity to: Question 117
114. The most objective and reliable method for checking children’s pulp vitality is: Question 118
115. Find the false statement on the so-called “enamel pearl”: Question 119
116. Indicate the true sentence on milk teeth pulpotomy: Question 120
117. Which of the following sentences on the premature eruption of milk teeth is false? Question 121
118. The classification of caries lesions by Mount and Hume (1998) describes: Question 122
119. In what storage medium is it best to place a permanent tooth after an evulsion if the patient can reach the dental office within 2 hours? Question 123
120. The use of fluoride mouth rinses containing 0.2% NaF/1000 ppmF is indicated in: Question 124
121. In a 7-year-old healthy, cooperating child, the necrosis of pulp in tooth 63 was found. The treatment of choice will be: Question 125
122. Indicate the true statements concerning fluoridated varnish: Question 126
123. The fall of a 3-year-old child caused the root tip of tooth 51 to move in the labial direction. Clinically, half the crown is visible and no malocclusion. X-ray… Question 127
124. High risk factors of dental caries in a 5-year-old child, according to the Caries Assessment Risk Scale (CRA) include: Question 128
125. Indicate the false statement concerning hyperbilirubinemia: Question 129
126. In the case of the intrusion of a permanent tooth with closed apex to the depth of about 5 mm, the treatment of choice does not include: Question 130
127. Indicate the false statement concerning the use of agents for topical fluoridation: Question 131
128. Indicate the false statements concerning the transmission of cariogenic bacteria to child’s oral cavity: Question 132
129. Indicate a contraindication to the usage of stainless steel crowns in children: Question 133
130. Preventive Resin Restoration (PRR) is contraindicated in a case of: Question 134
131. A 14-month-old child has been fretful for a couple of days and his body temperature is elevated. Two days before a dental visit, a redness of the oral mucosa and edema… Question 135
132. Which of the following can be used for the obturation of root canals in milk teeth? Question 136
133. Direct pulp capping in permanent teeth should not be performed in the case of: Question 137
134. Which of the following is used as a base for the impregnation procedure in Poland? Question 138
135. Red discoloration of permanent teeth may be caused by: Question 139
136. Which of the teeth will become discolored in a 9-year-old child after a therapy with tetracycline antibiotics? Question 140
137. Green extrinsic tooth discoloration results from: Question 141
138. The following was found in an 8-year-old patient during clinical examination: carious cavity and filling in tooth 16, sealant in tooth 26, dressing in tooth 36 on two… Question 142
139. Which of the following sentences concerning molar-incisor hypomineralization are true? Question 143
140. A 12-year-old girl had a tooth injury a few hours before the X-ray that revealed the final stage of root development of teeth 11 and 21 and the root of the tooth 11… Question 144
141. Genetically determined anomaly occurring in molar teeth characterized by the pulp chamber that is vertically enlarged at the expense of the roots is called: Question 145
142. Find true statements on physiological resorption of roots in a primary tooth: Question 146
143. A patient at the age of 8 reported to the dental office after an injury of the central upper incisor which occurred several hours earlier. Medical examination revealed… Question 147
144. Find the indications for pit and fissure sealing: Question 148
145. Preventive resin restoration (PRR) can be performed: Question 149
146. In the dentition of a 4-year-old child there is no tooth 82, and the tooth 81 has an enlarged crown with a shallow fissure on the labial surface and an indentation on… Question 150
147. The process of enamel demineralization can be reversed or minimalized by: Question 151
148. Indicate the definition of Molar-Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH): Question 152
149. ”Stains and abrasion on occlusal surfaces of first permanent molars and the incisal edges of permanent incisors; caries involving one or two surfaces, without damages… Question 153
150. Indicate the true statement concerning dental trauma: Question 154

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