Dental Specialties
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This quiz is to help me study for the dental specialties exam 4. All the information comes from the Specialties Book #2 and from the hand outs.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is the Orthodontic treatment that stops problems from occuring?
- A.
Corrective Orthodontics
- B.
Interceptive Orthodontics
- C.
Preventice Orthodontics
- 2.What is the Orthodontic treatment that corrects developing problems?
- A.
Corrective
- B.
Interceptive
- C.
Preventive
- 3.Who is the father of orthodontics?
- 4.Dr. Edward H. Angle believed the key to occlusion was the?
- A.
1st Molar
- B.
Canines
- C.
2nd Molar
- D.
3rd Molar
- 5.Elastics function best when worn?
- 6.The three classifications of ortho treatment are preventive, interceptive, and corrective.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Separators are placed _____ to ____ days prior to fitting and cementation of the bands.
- 8.The amount of stress an arch wire can resist before breaking is?
- 9.The distance a wire can be deflected before coming distorted?
- 10.The ability of a wire to spring back to its original form after being bent?
- 11.The most common type of retainer?
- 12.Class I is also called?
- A.
Mesioclusion
- B.
Distoclusion
- C.
Neuroclusion
- 13.Orthodontics look at patients in 3 dimensions. List these dimensions.
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