Pediatric Dentistry (Sourn Monika)

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How many times per day for brushing teeth?
- Need to brush 3 time per day like : morning , after noon , and at midnight before go to bed
- Need to brush only 1 time per day
- Need to brush only 2 time per day
- Need to brush only 3 time per day

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This quiz, titled 'pediatric dentistry (sourn monika)', assesses knowledge on pediatric dental care, focusing on brushing techniques, frequency, and importance for maintaining oral health. It's tailored for learners aiming to understand essential dental hygiene practices for children.

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How to tell your patient to brush their teeth?
- Three time per day especially before go to bed
- Before eating
- After eating
- Three time per day
Correct Answer

A. Three time per day especially before go to bed

Explanation

The correct answer is "Three times per day especially before going to bed." This answer is correct because it emphasizes the importance of brushing teeth before going to bed, which is crucial for maintaining good oral hygiene. Brushing before bed helps remove plaque and bacteria that have accumulated throughout the day, reducing the risk of tooth decay and gum disease. Additionally, brushing three times a day ensures regular cleaning and protection against oral health issues.

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Brushing teeth technique?
- Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside , occlusion ,gum and tongue with soft tooth brush and tooth paste
- Brushing teeth all surface outside ,in and occlusion
- Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside ,occlusion and gum
- Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside ,occlusion ,gum and tongue
Correct Answer

A. Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside , occlusion ,gum and tongue with soft tooth brush and tooth paste

Explanation

The correct answer is the one that includes brushing all surfaces of the teeth (outside, inside, occlusion, gum, and tongue) using a soft toothbrush and toothpaste. This answer covers all aspects of proper brushing technique, ensuring that all areas of the teeth are cleaned effectively.

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Brushing teeth technique?
- Brushing teeth all surface up and down by use soft tooth brush and tooth paste with Fluoride
- Brushing teeth all surface up and down
- Brushing teeth all surface up and down with tooth paste with Fluoride
- Brushing teeth all surface back and forward
Correct Answer

A. Brushing teeth all surface up and down by use soft tooth brush and tooth paste with Fluoride
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How long each time of brushing teeth?
- Per time at least 2 mn by follow the technique of brushing teeth
- Per time at least 1 mn
- Per time at least 2 mn
- Per time at least 6 mn
Correct Answer

A. Per time at least 2 mn by follow the technique of brushing teeth

Explanation

The correct answer is "Per time at least 2 mn by follow the technique of brushing teeth". This answer suggests that each time of brushing teeth should last for at least 2 minutes, following the proper technique of brushing teeth. This is important for maintaining good oral hygiene and ensuring that all areas of the teeth and gums are thoroughly cleaned.

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Why are the brushing teeth so important?
- Mouth , tongue ,gum are clean and especially the teeth healthy and not decay
- The teeth clean
- Teeth and mouth clean
- Mouth clean and not bad smell
Correct Answer

A. Mouth , tongue ,gum are clean and especially the teeth healthy and not decay

Explanation

Brushing teeth is important because it helps to keep the mouth, tongue, and gums clean, and especially the teeth healthy and free from decay.

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All the answer below has only one correct?
- The baby teeth very important so need to clean and brushing teeth with baby tooth brush and tooth paste
- The baby teeth no need to clean or brush
- The baby teeth need to clean and brush
- The baby teeth need to clean and brush with baby tooth brush and tooth paste
Correct Answer

A. The baby teeth very important so need to clean and brushing teeth with baby tooth brush and tooth paste

Explanation

The correct answer is "The baby teeth need to clean and brush with baby tooth brush and tooth paste." This answer correctly states that baby teeth need to be cleaned and brushed with a baby toothbrush and toothpaste. Baby teeth are important for proper speech development, chewing, and guiding permanent teeth into their correct positions. Cleaning and brushing baby teeth helps prevent tooth decay and establishes good oral hygiene habits from an early age.

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All the answer below has only one that correct?
- Baby teeth are so important because it can be the guide way for permanent teeth
- Baby teeth are very important
- Baby teeth are no important because it will lose itself
- Baby teeth are not important because it is not good color
Correct Answer

A. Baby teeth are so important because it can be the guide way for permanent teeth

Explanation

Baby teeth are important because they serve as a guide for the permanent teeth that will eventually replace them. They help to maintain space in the jaw for the permanent teeth to erupt properly. If baby teeth are lost prematurely or become decayed, it can lead to alignment issues and overcrowding of the permanent teeth. Therefore, it is crucial to take care of baby teeth to ensure the proper development of the permanent teeth.

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The baby teeth are so important?
- To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt, To chewing food and To speak
- To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt
- To chewing food
- To speak
Correct Answer

A. To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt, To chewing food and To speak

Explanation

Baby teeth are important for several reasons. Firstly, they hold the space for permanent teeth to erupt. If baby teeth are lost prematurely, the surrounding teeth may shift and cause alignment issues for the permanent teeth. Secondly, baby teeth are necessary for chewing food properly. They help in breaking down food into smaller pieces, aiding digestion. Lastly, baby teeth play a crucial role in speech development. They help in the formation of sounds and proper pronunciation.

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How do you tell your child to put tooth paste?
- ½ green bean seat of not much tooth paste with fluoride
- Too much tooth paste with fluoride
- No need to put tooth paste just brushing
- ½ green bean seat of much tooth paste with fluoride
Correct Answer

A. ½ green bean seat of not much tooth paste with fluoride

Explanation

The correct answer is to use ½ green bean seat of not much toothpaste with fluoride. This suggests that the child should use a small amount of toothpaste that does not contain too much fluoride.

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Every day if your child swallow a lot of fluoride tooth paste what problem can be happened ?
- Your child teeth can be fluorosis
- Your child teeth not decay
- Your child teeth can be good color
- Your child teeth can be white spot
Correct Answer

A. Your child teeth can be fluorosis

Explanation

If a child swallows a lot of fluoride toothpaste every day, it can lead to fluorosis. Fluorosis is a condition that affects the teeth, causing them to become discolored and develop white spots or streaks. This occurs when too much fluoride is ingested during the development of the teeth, leading to an overexposure of fluoride. While fluoride is beneficial for dental health when used in appropriate amounts, excessive ingestion can lead to cosmetic issues such as fluorosis.

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When your child have got tooth ache or gum problem ,with doctor you should bring your child to see?
- Pediatric dentist
- Traditional dentist
- General dentist
- Pediatric doctor
Correct Answer

A. Pediatric dentist

Explanation

When your child has a toothache or gum problem, it is best to bring them to a pediatric dentist. Pediatric dentists specialize in treating dental issues in children, including toothaches and gum problems. They have the knowledge and experience to provide age-appropriate dental care and understand the unique needs of children. Bringing your child to a pediatric dentist ensures that they receive the appropriate treatment and care for their dental condition.

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When we can brush your child teeth ?
- Your child have got teeth we must to start to clean or brush their teeth
- Your child 3 years old
- Your child 2 years old
- Your child have 6 or 8 teeth
Correct Answer

A. Your child have got teeth we must to start to clean or brush their teeth

Explanation

The correct answer is "Your child have got teeth we must to start to clean or brush their teeth." This answer suggests that once a child has teeth, it is important to start cleaning or brushing them. This is because dental hygiene is important for maintaining oral health and preventing tooth decay. Starting to clean or brush the child's teeth at an early age helps establish good oral hygiene habits and promotes healthy teeth and gums.

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If your child prolong thumb sucking ,what problem can be happened ?
- Future need orthodontic treatment
- Open bite
- Protrusions too much
- Mal occlusion and mal position
Correct Answer

A. Future need orthodontic treatment

Explanation

If a child prolongs thumb sucking, it can lead to future orthodontic treatment being needed. This is because thumb sucking can cause the teeth to become misaligned or protrude too much, resulting in malocclusion and malposition. An open bite can also occur, where the front teeth do not touch when the back teeth are closed. These issues can affect the child's bite and overall dental alignment, requiring orthodontic intervention in the future.

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How is treatment of thumb sucking problem ?
- Need orthodontic to correct position teeth and bone
- Extraction teeth only
- Surgery maxillary and mandibular
- Nothing
Correct Answer

A. Need orthodontic to correct position teeth and bone

Explanation

The correct answer suggests that the treatment for thumb sucking problem involves orthodontic intervention to correct the position of the teeth and bone. This could involve the use of braces or other orthodontic appliances to realign the teeth and jaw. Extraction of teeth or surgery on the maxillary and mandibular bones are not mentioned as treatment options for thumb sucking. The option "Nothing" implies that no treatment is needed, which is not accurate.

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How to stop the child who like thumb sucking ?
- Tell and show them about the problem of thumb sucking
- Hit them to stop it when they sucking
- Take away of thing that they like to sucking
- B and c are correct answer
Correct Answer

A. Tell and show them about the problem of thumb sucking

Explanation

The correct answer is "Tell and show them about the problem of thumb sucking." This is because informing and educating the child about the negative effects of thumb sucking can help them understand why they should stop. By explaining the potential problems such as dental issues or infections, the child may be more motivated to break the habit. This approach is more effective and gentle compared to hitting the child or taking away things they like, which can be seen as punishment and may cause negative emotional effects.

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When your child play sport or recreational activity, what way do you take to avoid accident that injury to your children lip , tongue and cheek?
- Wear mouth guard
- Nothing to protect
- Wear helmet
- Headgear
Correct Answer

A. Wear mouth guard

Explanation

Wearing a mouth guard is the best way to prevent injuries to the lips, tongue, and cheeks while playing sports or engaging in recreational activities. A mouth guard acts as a protective barrier, cushioning the impact and reducing the risk of cuts, bruises, and other injuries to the mouth area. It helps to absorb the force of any blows or collisions, preventing damage to the soft tissues and teeth. By wearing a mouth guard, parents can ensure their child's safety and minimize the chances of lip, tongue, and cheek injuries.

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How to clean your baby gum?
- Gently wipe down your baby gum at least twice a day and especially after feeding and before bed time with warm water
- Clean with adult tooth brush
- Gently wipe with shower scarf
- Gently clean with your finger tooth brush
Correct Answer

A. Gently wipe down your baby gum at least twice a day and especially after feeding and before bed time with warm water

Explanation

The correct answer suggests that the best way to clean your baby's gums is by gently wiping them down at least twice a day, particularly after feeding and before bedtime, using warm water. This method is effective in removing any residue or bacteria from the gums and promotes good oral hygiene for the baby.

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How do you clean your baby gum?
- Gently wipe by using soft moistened wash cloth or piece of gauze with warm water
- Gently wipe a piece of gauze with adult tooth paste
- Using a baby tooth brush
- Using a baby gum with finger tooth brush
Correct Answer

A. Gently wipe by using soft moistened wash cloth or piece of gauze with warm water

Explanation

The correct answer is to gently wipe the baby's gum using a soft moistened washcloth or piece of gauze with warm water. This method is recommended because it is gentle and safe for the baby's delicate gums. Using adult toothpaste or a baby toothbrush may not be suitable for cleaning a baby's gum as they may be too harsh or abrasive. Similarly, using a finger toothbrush may not be as effective in cleaning the gum as using a soft cloth or gauze.

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When your child chewing ice ,popcorn kernels and hard candy ,what 'happened with your child tooth or teeth ?
- Teeth cracked
- Lip injury
- Tongue injury
- Cheek injury
Correct Answer

A. Teeth cracked

Explanation

When a child chews on hard substances like ice, popcorn kernels, and hard candy, there is a risk of their teeth cracking. These foods are hard and can exert a lot of pressure on the teeth, leading to fractures or cracks in the tooth structure. This can cause pain, sensitivity, and potential damage to the tooth enamel. It is important to discourage children from chewing on such hard substances to prevent tooth cracking and other dental issues.

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To brush your child primary teeth is?
- Very important because baby teeth are the way for permanent teeth
- Important
- Not important
- Very important
Correct Answer

A. Very important because baby teeth are the way for permanent teeth

Explanation

Brushing your child's primary teeth is very important because baby teeth act as placeholders for permanent teeth. Proper oral hygiene during this stage helps prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental problems. It also promotes good habits and sets the foundation for a lifetime of dental health. Neglecting to brush primary teeth can lead to early tooth loss, misalignment, and potential difficulties with speech and eating. Therefore, it is crucial to prioritize brushing your child's primary teeth to ensure their overall oral health and the proper development of their permanent teeth.

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When you extract the first permanent molars,which teeth can be replace it ?
- Second permanent molars can be take the place if you extracted the first permanent molars on time
- No teeth
- No teeth because it is erupted in permanent teeth already
- Second permanent molars can be take the place
Correct Answer

A. Second permanent molars can be take the place if you extracted the first permanent molars on time

Explanation

The second permanent molars can replace the first permanent molars if they are extracted on time. This means that if the first permanent molars are removed at the appropriate stage of dental development, the second permanent molars can move forward and take their place. However, if the first permanent molars are not extracted on time, there will be no replacement teeth and the individual will be left with no teeth in that area.

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If you extracted the second molars of primary teeth early age , how to keep the space for the second premolars of permanent teeth ?
- Space maintainer to hold the space for permanent premolars
- Nothing
- Bridge
- Retainer
Correct Answer

A. Space maintainer to hold the space for permanent premolars

Explanation

When the second molars of primary teeth are extracted at an early age, it is important to keep the space for the second premolars of permanent teeth. This is done by using a space maintainer, which is a dental appliance designed to hold the space and prevent the adjacent teeth from shifting into the gap. By using a space maintainer, the proper alignment and eruption of the permanent premolars can be ensured.

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Which teeth can be replace the second primary molars?
- Second permanent premolars
- First permanent molars
- First permanent premolars
- Second permanent molars
Correct Answer

A. Second permanent premolars

Explanation

The second permanent premolars can replace the second primary molars.

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Definition of Pedodontic?
- Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in diagnosis , treatment and prevention of teeth in infants who are under the age of 16
- Is the branch of dentistry
- Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in orthodontic
- Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in prosthesis
Correct Answer

A. Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in diagnosis , treatment and prevention of teeth in infants who are under the age of 16

Explanation

Pedodontic is the branch of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of teeth in infants who are under the age of 16. This specialty is specifically dedicated to the dental care of children and adolescents, ensuring their oral health needs are met from a young age. Pedodontists are trained to address the unique dental issues that may arise during childhood, such as tooth decay, gum disease, and orthodontic concerns. By specializing in pedodontics, dentists can provide age-appropriate and tailored dental care to young patients, promoting good oral hygiene habits and ensuring a healthy smile as they grow.

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Definition of Pedodontist ?
- Is a dentist who specialize in dentistry for children under the age of 16
- Is a dentist who specialize in dentistry for children
- Is a dentist who specialize in dentistry for adult
- Is a dentist who specialize in dentistry for old people
Correct Answer

A. Is a dentist who specialize in dentistry for children under the age of 16

Explanation

A pedodontist is a dentist who specializes in dentistry for children under the age of 16. They are trained to provide dental care and treatment specifically tailored to the needs of children, including preventive care, diagnosing and treating dental issues, and promoting oral health education.

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Which permanent teeth are first erupt ?
- First molars and lower in front teeth
- First molars and upper in front teeth
- First molars only
- First molars and first premolars
Correct Answer

A. First molars and lower in front teeth

Explanation

The first permanent teeth to erupt are the first molars and the lower front teeth. This is because the first molars are located at the back of the mouth and are usually the first permanent teeth to emerge. The lower front teeth, also known as the lower incisors, are the next to erupt. These teeth play an important role in biting and chewing food.

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How to manage your child who have bad habit thumb sucking ?
- Try to tell him or her about disadvantage of thumb sucking and show them bad photo of thumb sucking
- Try to hit him or her
- Try to speak to him or her with strong voice
- Try to speak to him or her with good word and soft voice
Correct Answer

A. Try to tell him or her about disadvantage of thumb sucking and show them bad photo of thumb sucking

Explanation

The correct answer is to try to tell him or her about the disadvantage of thumb sucking and show them a bad photo of thumb sucking. This approach focuses on educating the child about the negative effects of their habit and using visual aids to reinforce the message. It promotes understanding and awareness rather than resorting to physical punishment or aggressive communication.

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29.

Which age should we do sealant for them?
- 6 or 7 years – old
- 15 years - old
- 12 years - old
- 9 or 10 years - old
Correct Answer

A. 6 or 7 years – old

Explanation

The correct age to do sealant for children is between 6 or 7 years old. Sealants are a protective coating that is applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth to prevent cavities. At this age, children's permanent molars usually start to come in, and applying sealants can help protect these newly erupted teeth from decay. Applying sealants at this age can provide long-lasting protection and help maintain good oral health throughout childhood and adolescence.

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Which material can we use for sealant?
- FujiIX ,Sealant,fuji XII
- Composite
- Composite flow
- Fuji IX
Correct Answer

A. FujiIX ,Sealant,fuji XII

Explanation

Fuji IX, Sealant, and Fuji XII can be used as materials for sealant.

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Why we are not doing sealant for children in age 15 year-old ?
- All are correct
- Because teeth can be decay
- Because they know how to brush their teeth
- Sealant so expensive
Correct Answer

A. All are correct

Explanation

The given answer states that all of the options provided are correct. This suggests that the reason for not doing sealant for children in age 15 year-old could be a combination of factors. One possible explanation could be that teeth can still be prone to decay at this age, even if the child knows how to brush their teeth. Additionally, the cost of sealant could be a factor in not opting for it.

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Why we are doing sealant on child in age 6 or 7?
- All are correct
- Because they are so young doesn't know how to brush or clean their teeth well
- Because the first molars are deep fissure so the food easy impacted
- Because the first molars are first erupted
Correct Answer

A. All are correct

Explanation

Children at the age of 6 or 7 are recommended to have sealants because they are young and may not know how to brush or clean their teeth properly. Additionally, the first molars that erupt at this age have deep fissures, making it easier for food to get trapped and cause decay. Therefore, applying sealants can help protect their teeth from cavities and maintain good oral hygiene.

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Which age of the first molars are erupt?
- 6 year – old
- 10 years – old
- 8 years – old
- 5 year and half or 7 years - old
Correct Answer

A. 6 year – old

Explanation

The first molars typically erupt at around 6 years old.

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Which age of lower in front teeth are erupt ?
- 5 year and half to 6 years – old
- 10 years – old
- 8 years – old to 10 years – old
- 7 years – old to 9 years - old
Correct Answer

A. 5 year and half to 6 years – old

Explanation

The correct answer is 5 years and half to 6 years old. This is the age range when the lower front teeth, also known as the lower incisors, start to erupt in children.

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What is the problem when the patient grinding teeth long time ?
- TMJ problem and Attrition teeth are correct
- TMJ problem
- Attrition teeth
- The teeth can be mobility
Correct Answer

A. TMJ problem and Attrition teeth are correct

Explanation

When a patient grinds their teeth for a long time, it can lead to TMJ (temporomandibular joint) problems and attrition of the teeth. TMJ problems refer to issues with the joint that connects the jaw to the skull, causing pain and discomfort. Attrition teeth, on the other hand, occur when the grinding action wears down the tooth enamel, leading to tooth damage and potential mobility.

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36.

When we use the bite wing X-ray?
- Want to see the occlusion and inter dental caries
- Want to see the apex of root
- Want to see the cyst
- Want to see the pulp
Correct Answer

A. Want to see the occlusion and inter dental caries

Explanation

Bite wing X-rays are used to see the occlusion and inter dental caries. These X-rays provide a detailed view of the teeth in a specific area of the mouth, allowing dentists to detect any signs of decay or cavities between the teeth. They are particularly useful for identifying early stages of dental caries and determining the extent of the decay. Additionally, bite wing X-rays can also help in assessing the fit of dental restorations and evaluating the overall alignment and bite of the teeth.

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How many time per year that you think is a good to see dentist?
- At least 2 time per year to see dentist for check – up
- No need to see dentist
- Three time per year
- Four time per year
Correct Answer

A. At least 2 time per year to see dentist for check – up

Explanation

It is recommended to see a dentist at least twice a year for a check-up. Regular dental check-ups help in maintaining good oral health, preventing dental problems, and detecting any issues at an early stage. By visiting the dentist twice a year, any potential dental problems can be identified and treated promptly, ensuring overall oral hygiene and preventing more serious issues in the future.

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When we do panoramic X-ray?
- When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted teeth or to see all the teeth
- When we want to see decay only 3 or teeth
- When we want to see decay on only one tooth
- When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted only
Correct Answer

A. When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted teeth or to see all the teeth

Explanation

Panoramic X-rays are used when we want to see wisdom teeth, impacted teeth, or to see all the teeth. This type of X-ray provides a wide view of the entire mouth, including the upper and lower jaws, teeth, and surrounding structures. It is particularly useful for evaluating the position and development of wisdom teeth, detecting impacted teeth, assessing the overall dental health, and planning for orthodontic treatment or oral surgery. Therefore, panoramic X-rays are the preferred choice when we want to visualize wisdom teeth, impacted teeth, or have a comprehensive view of all the teeth.

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The definition of dental emergency is?
- A type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva
- A type of medical emergency involving the teeth only
- Avulsion teeth
- Dental fracture
Correct Answer

A. A type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva

Explanation

The definition of dental emergency is a type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva. This means that a dental emergency can include any situation where there is an urgent need for dental care, such as severe tooth pain, a broken tooth, or gum bleeding. It is not limited to only the teeth, but also includes the surrounding gum tissue.

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How to manage of knocked out tooth?
- Hold the tooth by the crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in water if it's dirty
- Wash the tooth with hot water
- Wash the tooth with clean water and remove the attach tissue fragment
- Hold the tooth by crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in water
Correct Answer

A. Hold the tooth by the crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in water if it's dirty

Explanation

When a tooth is knocked out, it is important to handle it carefully by holding it only by the crown (the top part of the tooth visible in the mouth) and not the root. Rinsing off the root of the tooth in water helps to remove any dirt or debris that may be present. This step is crucial if the tooth is dirty. Washing the tooth with hot water is not recommended as it can damage the delicate root cells. Removing any attached tissue fragment can also be done to ensure that the tooth is clean before attempting to reinsert it.

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The definition of dental emergency is :?
- A type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva
- A type of medical emergency involving the teeth only
- Avulsion teeth
- Dental fracture
Correct Answer

A. A type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva

Explanation

The correct answer is "A type of medical emergency involving the teeth and gingiva." This definition encompasses both the teeth and the gingiva, which refers to the gums. A dental emergency can involve issues such as severe toothache, broken or knocked-out teeth, or gum injuries. Including the gingiva in the definition acknowledges that emergencies can arise from problems related to the gums as well.

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How to manage of knocked out tooth?
- Hold the tooth by the crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in clean water if it’s dirty.
- Wash the tooth with hot water
- Wash the tooth with clean water and remove the attach tissue fragment
- Hold the tooth by the crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in water
Correct Answer

A. Hold the tooth by the crown and rinse off the root of the tooth in clean water if it’s dirty.

Explanation

When a tooth is knocked out, it is important to handle it carefully by holding it by the crown (the top part of the tooth) and not the root. Rinsing off the root of the tooth in clean water helps to remove any dirt or debris that may be present. This step is crucial in order to maintain the cleanliness of the tooth and increase the chances of successful re-implantation.

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When we do panoramic X-ray?
- When we want to see the root of teeth position before we do orthodontic treatment plan.
- When we want to see the position of wisdom teeth impacted only
- When we want to see tooth decay only
- When we want to see teeth missing
Correct Answer

A. When we want to see the root of teeth position before we do orthodontic treatment plan.

Explanation

A panoramic X-ray is used when we want to see the root of teeth position before we do orthodontic treatment plan. This type of X-ray provides a broad view of the entire mouth, including the upper and lower jaws, teeth, and surrounding structures. It allows orthodontists to assess the position and alignment of the teeth, as well as the presence of any impacted or missing teeth. This information is crucial for developing an effective treatment plan for orthodontic procedures such as braces or aligners.

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One patient boy name is Dara,17 years-old come to see the pediatric dentist at clinic name MDC ,then after check-up his one tooth # 13 missing .so which x-ray we need to take to make sure that is impacted or missing ?
- Panoramic X-ray is the best ways
- Peri-apical at the place missing is the best ways
- Bite-wing X-ray at the place missing is the best ways
- Cephallo metric X-ray is the best ways
Correct Answer

A. Panoramic X-ray is the best ways

Explanation

Panoramic X-ray is the best way to determine whether the tooth is impacted or missing. A panoramic X-ray provides a comprehensive view of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. This allows the dentist to assess the position and condition of the teeth, including any missing or impacted teeth. Therefore, a panoramic X-ray would be the most appropriate choice in this case to confirm whether tooth #13 is impacted or missing.

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When we want to see the inter dental decay of baby teeth what is the X-ray we will take :?
- Bite wing X-ray
- Panoramic X-ray
- Cephallometric X-ray
- Peri-apical X-ray
Correct Answer

A. Bite wing X-ray

Explanation

The correct answer is Bite wing X-ray. Bite wing X-rays are commonly used to detect interdental decay in baby teeth. These X-rays show the upper and lower teeth in a specific area of the mouth, allowing dentists to see any decay or cavities between the teeth that may not be visible during a regular examination. This type of X-ray is particularly useful for detecting early signs of decay in baby teeth, which can help prevent further damage and potential complications.

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When we want to root canal treatment for one tooth only so which one X-ray we need to take ?
- Pei-apical X-ray
- Panoramic X-ray
- Bite wing X-ray
- Cephallo metric X-ray
Correct Answer

A. Pei-apical X-ray

Explanation

To determine the need for a root canal treatment for a specific tooth, a periapical X-ray is required. A periapical X-ray captures the entire tooth, including the root and surrounding bone structure, providing a detailed view of any infection, decay, or damage to the tooth's pulp. This X-ray allows the dentist to accurately diagnose the condition of the tooth and determine if a root canal is necessary. Panoramic X-rays are used to assess the overall dental health and structure, while bite wing X-rays are used to detect cavities in between teeth. Cephalometric X-rays are used to evaluate the position of the jaws and facial structures.

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One girl name is Chak Rya,4 years-old fail down ,her tooth #51 and #61 crown fracture 1/3 mm ,after check-up by Pediatric Dentist : do you think it may damage to the germ of tooth # 11 and # 21 or not?
- May not damage or damage by doing Peri-apical X-ray
- May not because the germ of #11 and #21 not erupt yet.
- May damage to #11 and # 21
- May not damage or damage by doing Panoramic X-ray
Correct Answer

A. May not damage or damage by doing Peri-apical X-ray

Explanation

The answer "May not damage or damage by doing Peri-apical X-ray" suggests that a Peri-apical X-ray can determine whether the injury to teeth #51 and #61 has caused any damage to the germs of teeth #11 and #21. It implies that the X-ray can provide information about the condition of the germs and whether they have been affected by the injury.

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48.

How many time per year do you think is a good to see dentist?
- Atlases 2 time per year
- Atlases four or five time
- Atlases one time
- Atlases 3 time
Correct Answer

A. Atlases 2 time per year

Explanation

The correct answer is "Atlases 2 times per year." This is because it is generally recommended to visit the dentist twice a year for regular check-ups and cleanings. This frequency allows for early detection and prevention of dental problems, as well as maintaining good oral hygiene. Going less frequently may increase the risk of developing dental issues, while going more frequently may not be necessary unless there are specific dental concerns.

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49.

Why every body need to see dentist for dental check-up atlases 2 time per year?
- Because to check-up to find decay, calculus or plaque then doing Scaling and polishing it.
- Because for dental cleaning and polishing
- Because for dental esthetic
- Because to check-up do have decay or not
Correct Answer

A. Because to check-up to find decay, calculus or plaque then doing Scaling and polishing it.

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