LDEK questions: Pediatric dentistry — page 7
493 questions in Pediatric dentistry. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- Late complications after luxation of permanent teeth include: Question 306
- Choose false statement describing stripping as a method of caries treatment: Question 307
- Which feature of deciduous dentition is characteristic of typical pattern of eruption? Question 308
- ICON is used in following cases of carious lesions: Question 309
- Choose correct features typical for tooth concussion: Question 310
- Clinical examination of a 6 y.o. child showed the following: all of the deciduous teeth present, carious cavities in 3 first deciduous molars, fillings in 2 second… Question 311
- Oedema, discoloration (from redness to dark purple), idiopathic bleeding, ecchymosis and proliferative lesions of gingiva observed in a 5-year-old child: Question 312
- Short lasting provoked tooth pain, no reaction to tapping, increased reaction to cold, which ceases after the elimination of the trigger, are the symptoms of: Question 313
- In case of subluxation, the etiological factor is injury: Question 314
- In a child with malignant disease, extraction of teeth with poor prognosis is performed: Question 315
- In patients in remission after head and neck area radiotherapy in case of surgery involving disruption of the tissue continuity, e.g. tooth extraction, there are… Question 316
- High risk of caries in a 7-year-old boy can be assessed due to: Question 317
- Which of the below mentioned methods does not qualify as minimally invasive treatment of carious lesions? Question 318
- Indicate false statement regarding the treatment of primary caries lesions by means of non-invasive methods: Question 319
- Indicate correct statement regarding preparations used in prevention of dental caries: Question 320
- Choose false statement regarding leukemia in children: Question 321
- Delayed teething is observed in children in case of: Question 322
- Mineralization of permanent teeth begins from: Question 323
- Choose correct statements regarding the luxation of upper primary incisor, which got intruded due to the trauma: Question 324
- The most common trauma sustained due to children abuse concern the head, face and neck. The boundaries of the so-called triangle of safety, which is free from… Question 325
- 5 y. o. girl reported due to following symptoms of the 74 tooth: carious pulp exposure, provoked or short-term spontaneous pain, pulp bleeding - easy to control, no… Question 326
- Gentle technique refers to: Question 327
- Oral cavity disorders observed in the course of ectodermal dysplasia include: Question 328
- 4 y. o. patient reported with incisor’s root fracture, located in the apical 1/3rd; the coronal fragment was not displaced. Treatment method of choice is: Question 329
- A 7-year-old boy, who fell from his bike 3 hours before, reported to the dentist. Clinical examination revealed elongation of tooth 21, pain on percussion, increased… Question 330
- Tooth dislocation into the alveolus associated with fragmentation or fracturing of the alveolus is called: Question 331
- Choose correct statements regarding early childhood caries induced by poor bottle feeding: Question 332
- Daily dose of xylitol in caries prophylaxis in a 4-year-old child according to AAPD amounts to: Question 333
- According to polish experts, in children below 6 years of age with moderate risk of caries, varnish should be used: Question 334
- Absence of many teeth, delicate and thin hair, dry skin, maxillary hypoplasia, pigmentation around the mouth and eyes, small teeth of conical shape, are the… Question 335
- Fusion of two germs, one of which may be a supernumerary tooth, within the cementum is called: Question 336
- “Primary teeth have amber discoloration, enamel is prone to wear, radiograms reveal the teeth have the appearance of shell teeth. The shape of crown and root is normal… Question 337
- Loss of marginal edge of primary molar suggests: Question 338
- 9-year-old patient, tooth 85 with extensive cavity, caries up to furcation, significant root resorption, periapical lesions up to the root. Indicate correct treatment: Question 339
- During infiltration analgesia approached from the vestibule in the area of tooth 54 in a child it is necessary to: Question 340
- A liberal style of upbringing is characterized by: Question 341
- The concrete operational thinking stage is characterized by: Question 342
- Inhalation sedation with nitrous oxide is contraindicated in all patients with: Question 343
- Select the answer describing the Aproximal Plaque Index (API), an index for assessing the bacterial plaque on proximal surfaces: Question 344
- Select the true statements outlining differences between primary and permanent teeth: Question 345
- True hyperdontia: Question 346
- A 12-year-old girl has increased teeth sensitivity to stimuli. The enamel of all teeth is chalk-coloured, rough and soft with numerous mechanical injuries, and… Question 347
- Select the correct development chronology of permanent maxillary central incisors: Question 348
- Root resorption of the primary teeth can be delayed in patients with: Question 349
- Which of the following is not an indication for sealing? Question 350
- Which of the following is associated with an increased risk of squamous cell carcinoma? Question 351
- Gingivitis with a tendency to ulceration and granulation along with progressive destruction of the alveolar process that resembles advanced periodontal disease and… Question 352
- Select the false statement about patients with graft-versus-host disease (GvHD): Question 353
- Select the appropriate treatment for tooth 26 with irreversible pulpitis in a 7-year-old child undergoing preparation for cancer treatment: Question 354
- Tooth extraction: Question 355