LDEK questions: Pediatric dentistry — page 5
493 questions in Pediatric dentistry. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- Which of the following can be used in a quantified diagnosis of initial caries lesions? Question 205
- In a 5-year-old child, secondary caries around huge mesio-occlusal restoration in tooth 84 was found. On an x-ray an inflammatory change in the root furcation and an… Question 206
- In a 10-year-old patient avulsed tooth 21 was repositioned into the alveolar socket within 20 minutes after the trauma. After the next 30 minutes the patient came to… Question 207
- A behavioral method for reducing anxiety and fear is: Question 208
- In the case of milk tooth avulsion: Question 209
- Clindamycin is an antibiotic used in endocarditis prophylaxis in patients allergic to penicillin. It should be administrated orally in a dose of: Question 210
- Indicate the true statement concerning primary herpetic gingivostomatitis: Question 211
- Indicate the true statement on teeth development: Question 212
- A 4-year-old child has five conically shaped milk teeth. In a clinical investigation undeveloped jaws, lips inversion, scarce hairiness and dryness of skin were found… Question 213
- In a 5-year-old child in order to gain a long-term restoration of a three-surfaced caries lesion in a milk tooth after pulpotomy, one should use: Question 214
- In immature teeth you will expect apexogenesis after the treatment with the following methods: Question 215
- Indicate the true statement concerning defense capabilities of the pulp in deciduous teeth (not at the stage of root resorption) and newly erupted permanent teeth: Question 216
- The so called “transmission” of carious bacteria takes place intermittently and in a particular period of child’s life that is called a “window of infectivity”. There… Question 218
- Indicate true statements on primarily primary caries prevention: Question 219
- What type of lesion is the localized hypoplasia of enamel? Question 220
- Indicate the true statements concerning dental trauma: Question 221
- During the preparation of a caries lesion in the asymptomatic tooth 75 in a 5-year-old child, it came to dental pulp exposure. In a presented case the treatment of… Question 222
- So-called “critical pH”, by which the fluoroapatite is dissolving, is estimated at: Question 223
- Combine the following gum and periodontal diseases with the appropriate description: disease: a) severe neutropenia; b) hypophosphatasia; c) aggressive periodontitis… Question 224
- Indicate the true statements concerning early childhood caries (ECC): Question 225
- For a child weighing 20 kg, the probable lethal dose of fluoride will be: Question 226
- Indicate the false statements concerning double teeth: Question 227
- Which of the following concerning immature permanent tooth pulp are true? Question 228
- Indicate the false statements concerning taurodontism: Question 229
- Find true sentences on formocresol: Question 230
- Indicate true sentences on early childhood caries (ECC) caused by inadequate bottle feeding: Question 231
- Indicate the true statements on the treatment provided in the case of a replanted tooth with the mature (closed) root apex: Question 232
- Capdepont teeth: Question 233
- The Preventive Resin Restoration (PRR) type I method is based on: Question 234
- A healthy 7-year-old boy reported to the doctor who diagnosed pulp exposure in tooth 55 with no reaction to vitality tests, but the crown of the tooth was preserved in… Question 235
- Which genetic syndromes does the tooth agenesis occur in? Question 236
- The fast progression of caries in milk teeth, comparing with permanent teeth, is due to: Question 237
- Pain as a reaction to tooth tapping in horizontal and vertical directions, in the case of a tooth after trauma may indicate: Question 238
- The obliteration of dental cavities, teeth discolored to amber with opalescence, bell-shaped crowns, short and narrow roots, loss of enamel after tooth eruption reveals… Question 239
- Class V by Ellis, the classification of dental trauma, embraces: Question 240
- A traditional method of partial amputation of dental pulp is based on cutting the pulp at the: Question 241
- “It presents as a qualitative change in enamel that, initially, is of normal thickness, ranging from localized opacity, through opacity with discoloration and obvious… Question 242
- Inflammatory internal resorption: Question 243
- Match the intrinsic discolouration with its causative factor. The correct answer is: Question 244
- Indicate the true statement concerning the pulp: Question 245
- The especially recommended technique of root canal obturation, following the apexification procedure is: Question 246
- Which of the following is recommended for the final filling of the canal in the apexification method using MTA? Question 247
- The therapeutic agent used in primary teeth pulpotomy with the smallest success rate is: Question 248
- The Carabelli cusp (trait) is caused by a developmental disturbance during the stage of: Question 249
- Tooth buds of which teeth start to develop after the birth? Question 250
- Indicate the true statement concerning true hyperdontia: Question 251
- In the case of an avulsed tooth with an open apex, which was kept outside the mouth in saline for less than 60 minutes, one should: Question 252
- The horizontal fracture in ½ length of the root of tooth 22 in a 14-year-old patient was the result of craniofacial injury. The tooth was immobilized and its state… Question 253
- In the course of which general disorder a treatment of deciduous tooth pulp rather than extraction is recommended: Question 254
- Blue sclera, progressive hearing loss, bone fragility and dental defects are observed in: Question 255