Pediatric Dentistry (Sourn Monika)
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How many times per day for brushing teeth?
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Need to brush 3 time per day like : morning , after noon , and at midnight before go to bed
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Need to brush only 1 time per day
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Need to brush only 2 time per day
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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 long each time of brushing teeth?
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Per time at least 2 mn by follow the technique of brushing teeth
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Per time at least 1 mn
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Per time at least 2 mn
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Per time at least 6 mn
Correct Answer
A. Per time at least 2 mn by follow the technique of brushing teethExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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Why are the brushing teeth so important?
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Mouth , tongue ,gum are clean and especially the teeth healthy and not decay
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The teeth clean
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Teeth and mouth clean
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Mouth clean and not bad smell
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A. Mouth , tongue ,gum are clean and especially the teeth healthy and not decayExplanation
Brushing teeth is important because it helps to keep the mouth, tongue, and gums clean, and especially the teeth healthy and free from decay.Rate this question:
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All the answer below has only one that correct?
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Baby teeth are so important because it can be the guide way for permanent teeth
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Baby teeth are very important
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Baby teeth are no important because it will lose itself
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Baby teeth are not important because it is not good color
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A. Baby teeth are so important because it can be the guide way for permanent teethExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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The baby teeth are so important?
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To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt, To chewing food and To speak
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To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt
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To chewing food
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To speak
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A. To hold the space for permanent teeth erupt, To chewing food and To speakExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When your child have got tooth ache or gum problem ,with doctor you should bring your child to see?
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Pediatric dentist
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Traditional dentist
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General dentist
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Pediatric doctor
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A. Pediatric dentistExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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How is treatment of thumb sucking problem ?
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Need orthodontic to correct position teeth and bone
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Extraction teeth only
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Surgery maxillary and mandibular
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Nothing
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A. Need orthodontic to correct position teeth and boneExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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Definition of Pedodontic?
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Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in diagnosis , treatment and prevention of teeth in infants who are under the age of 16
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Is the branch of dentistry
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Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in orthodontic
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Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in prosthesis
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A. Is the branch of dentistry which specialize in diagnosis , treatment and prevention of teeth in infants who are under the age of 16Explanation
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.Rate this question:
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How to manage your child who have bad habit thumb sucking ?
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Try to tell him or her about disadvantage of thumb sucking and show them bad photo of thumb sucking
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Try to hit him or her
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Try to speak to him or her with strong voice
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Try to speak to him or her with good word and soft voice
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A. Try to tell him or her about disadvantage of thumb sucking and show them bad photo of thumb suckingExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When we use the bite wing X-ray?
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Want to see the occlusion and inter dental caries
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Want to see the apex of root
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Want to see the cyst
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Want to see the pulp
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A. Want to see the occlusion and inter dental cariesExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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How many time per year that you think is a good to see dentist?
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At least 2 time per year to see dentist for check – up
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No need to see dentist
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Three time per year
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Four time per year
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A. At least 2 time per year to see dentist for check – upExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When we do panoramic X-ray?
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When we want to see the root of teeth position before we do orthodontic treatment plan.
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When we want to see the position of wisdom teeth impacted only
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When we want to see tooth decay only
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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.Rate this question:
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Why every body need to see dentist for dental check-up atlases 2 time per year?
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Because to check-up to find decay, calculus or plaque then doing Scaling and polishing it.
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Because for dental cleaning and polishing
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Because for dental esthetic
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Because to check-up do have decay or not
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A. Because to check-up to find decay, calculus or plaque then doing Scaling and polishing it. -
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Definition of pediatric dentist.?
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Dentist who has specialty oral health dentistry for only children teeth.
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Dentist who has specialty periodontology
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Dentist who has specialty adult teeth
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Dentist who has specialty orthodontic
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A. Dentist who has specialty oral health dentistry for only children teeth.Explanation
A pediatric dentist is a dentist who specializes in oral health care for children. They have expertise in treating and caring for the dental needs of infants, children, and adolescents. This includes preventive care, such as regular check-ups and cleanings, as well as diagnosing and treating dental issues specific to children, such as tooth decay and developmental problems. Pediatric dentists are trained to create a comfortable and child-friendly environment to ensure that children have a positive dental experience and develop good oral hygiene habits from a young age.Rate this question:
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How to help your child to stop thumb sucking?
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Show him/her the photo with bad teeth of the result of thumb sucking and explain him.
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Apply chili on his thumb
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Apply tiger bum on his thumb
Correct Answer
A. Show him/her the photo with bad teeth of the result of thumb sucking and explain him.Explanation
Showing a child a photo of bad teeth caused by thumb sucking and explaining the consequences can be an effective way to help them stop the habit. By visually demonstrating the potential negative effects, the child may be motivated to break the habit. This approach appeals to their understanding and can help them make the connection between thumb sucking and its consequences. Applying chili or tiger balm on the thumb may not be as effective as it may cause discomfort or pain, but it does not address the underlying cause or educate the child about the consequences of thumb sucking.Rate this question:
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Baby teeth are very importance for what?
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Importance to chew, healthy smile, learn to talk.
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For smile
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For chewing food
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To learn to speak
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A. Importance to chew, healthy smile, learn to talk.Explanation
Baby teeth are very important for multiple reasons. Firstly, they play a crucial role in chewing food, allowing babies to break down and digest their food properly. Additionally, baby teeth contribute to a healthy smile by maintaining the proper alignment and spacing for the permanent teeth that will eventually replace them. Lastly, baby teeth are essential for learning to talk, as they help in the development of clear speech and pronunciation.Rate this question:
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If your child get cavities early so can course baby teeth to fall out early too. What happened for permanent teeth?
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All the answer are correct in the question are correct
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Your child may experience crooked permanent teeth
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Your child may experience speech difficulties
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Your child may experience to chew food
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A. All the answer are correct in the question are correctExplanation
If a child gets cavities early and their baby teeth fall out early, it can affect the development of their permanent teeth. They may experience crooked permanent teeth, speech difficulties, and difficulty chewing food.Rate this question:
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To replace the tooth brush every three or four month ,is it correct ?
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It is correct because it not to destroy your gum and enamel
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Correct
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Not correct
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Not correct because tooth brush expensive
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A. It is correct because it not to destroy your gum and enamelExplanation
The answer is correct because replacing the toothbrush every three or four months helps maintain good oral hygiene. Over time, toothbrush bristles can become frayed and less effective at cleaning teeth and gums. Using a worn-out toothbrush can potentially damage the gums and enamel. Therefore, regularly replacing the toothbrush ensures that it remains effective in cleaning and does not harm the oral health.Rate this question:
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The usual time recommended for topical fluoride application is :
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4 minutes for every 6 months
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8 minutes
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2 minutes
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6 minutes
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A. 4 minutes for every 6 monthsExplanation
The usual time recommended for topical fluoride application is 4 minutes for every 6 months. This is because fluoride helps to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent tooth decay. Applying fluoride for a longer duration can lead to excessive intake, which may cause dental fluorosis. On the other hand, applying fluoride for a shorter duration may not provide enough protection against tooth decay. Therefore, the recommended time of 4 minutes every 6 months strikes a balance between effectiveness and safety.Rate this question:
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Below are some signs and symptom that may indicate teeth grinding while sleeping :
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Stress or insomnia , loose and or fractured teeth with unknown reasons and sore or painful jaw
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Stress or insomnia
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Loose and / or fractured teeth with unknown reasons
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Sore or painful jaw
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A. Stress or insomnia , loose and or fractured teeth with unknown reasons and sore or painful jawExplanation
The signs and symptoms mentioned in the answer are all indicators of teeth grinding while sleeping. Stress or insomnia can lead to teeth grinding as it causes tension in the jaw muscles. Loose and/or fractured teeth with unknown reasons can be a result of the excessive force applied during teeth grinding. A sore or painful jaw is another common symptom of teeth grinding, as the constant grinding motion puts strain on the jaw joint and surrounding muscles. All these factors combined suggest the possibility of teeth grinding during sleep.Rate this question:
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Below are some of sign of prevention of grinding teeth or bruxism:
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Reduce stress and try yoga.
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Reduce stress
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Try yoga
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Try swimming
Correct Answer
A. Reduce stress and try yoga.Explanation
The correct answer is "Reduce stress and try yoga" because stress is one of the main causes of teeth grinding or bruxism. By reducing stress levels, individuals can alleviate the tension that leads to grinding their teeth. Yoga is also recommended as it promotes relaxation and helps manage stress. Swimming, although mentioned as a suggestion, is not specifically mentioned as a sign of prevention for grinding teeth or bruxism.Rate this question:
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Which answer in this question that correct for grinding teeth treatment?
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Wearing a mouth guard during sleep.
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Mouth guards
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Swimming
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Mouth guards and swimming
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A. Wearing a mouth guard during sleep.Explanation
The correct answer for grinding teeth treatment is wearing a mouth guard during sleep. This is because grinding teeth, also known as bruxism, often occurs during sleep and a mouth guard can help protect the teeth and prevent further damage. Mouth guards create a barrier between the upper and lower teeth, reducing the impact of grinding and clenching. Swimming and other options mentioned are not relevant to grinding teeth treatment.Rate this question:
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Here is the sign of teeth grinding:
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Jaw problems, such as TMJ, severe jaw of face pain, headaches and worn teeth.
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Severe jaw or face pain
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Headaches
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Worn teeth
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A. Jaw problems, such as TMJ, severe jaw of face pain, headaches and worn teeth.Explanation
The sign of teeth grinding is jaw problems, such as TMJ, severe jaw or face pain, headaches, and worn teeth. Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can cause damage to the teeth and jaw joint, leading to pain and discomfort in the jaw and face. Additionally, the constant grinding motion can result in headaches. Worn teeth are another indication of teeth grinding, as the grinding action wears down the enamel and can cause tooth sensitivity and other dental problems.Rate this question:
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A good time to stop thumb sucking :
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Not wait until all the second teeth are present.
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Wait until child 10 years old
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Wait until child have mix dentition
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No need to stop it or just leave it go.
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A. Not wait until all the second teeth are present.Explanation
Thumb sucking is a common habit among children, but it is important to stop it at the right time to prevent any negative effects on dental development. Waiting until all the second teeth are present is not a good time to stop thumb sucking because by that time, the habit may have already caused damage to the teeth and jaw alignment. It is best to address thumb sucking before the permanent teeth come in to ensure proper dental development.Rate this question:
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What kind of typical dental emergencies for kid?
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Broken baby teeth ,tooth ache or bleeding after baby teeth falls out
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Broken baby teeth
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Tooth ach
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Bleeding after baby tooth falls out
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A. Broken baby teeth ,tooth ache or bleeding after baby teeth falls outExplanation
The correct answer is broken baby teeth, toothache, or bleeding after baby teeth fall out. These are typical dental emergencies for kids because when baby teeth break, it can cause pain and discomfort. Toothaches can also be a dental emergency as they indicate underlying issues such as cavities or infections. Bleeding after baby teeth fall out is another emergency as it may indicate trauma or injury to the mouth. These emergencies require immediate attention and should be addressed by a dentist to prevent further complications.Rate this question:
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How to manage of broken tooth?
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Locate and save any broken tooth fragments and immediately to see dentist is necessary
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Rinse dirt from injured area with warm water
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Place a cold compress over the face of the injury area
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Locate and save any broken tooth fragments
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A. Locate and save any broken tooth fragments and immediately to see dentist is necessaryExplanation
When a tooth is broken, it is important to locate and save any broken tooth fragments because the dentist may be able to reattach them. It is also necessary to see a dentist immediately to assess the extent of the damage and determine the appropriate treatment. Rinsing the injured area with warm water helps to clean it, and placing a cold compress over the face of the injury area can help reduce swelling and pain.Rate this question:
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How many ways to brush the teeth?
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Two ways when you open your mouth you can brush like ½ circle from upper teeth top to down, lower teeth from down to top
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Two ways
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One ways
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Three ways
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A. Two ways when you open your mouth you can brush like ½ circle from upper teeth top to down, lower teeth from down to top -
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How many time for brushing teeth per day?
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Three time per day morning ,after lunch, and before go to bed
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Three time
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Two time
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Two time per day morning and lunch
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A. Three time per day morning ,after lunch, and before go to bedExplanation
The recommended number of times to brush teeth per day is three. This includes brushing in the morning, after lunch, and before going to bed. This frequency helps to maintain good oral hygiene by removing plaque and food particles that can cause tooth decay and gum disease. Brushing twice a day may not be sufficient to thoroughly clean the teeth and gums, while brushing only in the morning and at lunchtime may leave the mouth vulnerable to bacteria and plaque buildup throughout the night.Rate this question:
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Which time of brushing teeth that you think very importance ?
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Before go to bed
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Before break first
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After lunch
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Before break first or after lunch because esthetic
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A. Before go to bedExplanation
Brushing your teeth before going to bed is very important because it helps remove plaque and bacteria that have accumulated throughout the day. During sleep, saliva production decreases, creating an ideal environment for bacteria to multiply. Brushing before bed helps prevent cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Additionally, it allows fluoride from toothpaste to work overnight, strengthening the enamel and protecting against tooth decay.Rate this question:
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How many face that we need to brush the teeth?
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Three face at the check ,lingual or palatal and occlusal face
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One face
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Two face
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Three face
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A. Three face at the check ,lingual or palatal and occlusal faceExplanation
The correct answer is three faces - the cheek, lingual or palatal, and occlusal face. This means that in order to properly brush the teeth, one needs to clean these three surfaces. The cheek face refers to the outer surface of the teeth that faces the cheeks, the lingual or palatal face refers to the inner surface of the teeth that faces the tongue or palate, and the occlusal face refers to the biting surface of the back teeth. By brushing all three faces, one can ensure thorough oral hygiene.Rate this question:
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How many time per day for brushing teeth?
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We need to brush at least three and also we need to brush the tongue too
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Three time
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Two time
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Four time
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A. We need to brush at least three and also we need to brush the tongue tooExplanation
The correct answer is "Three time." It is recommended to brush our teeth at least three times a day to maintain good oral hygiene. Additionally, brushing the tongue is also important as it helps in removing bacteria and preventing bad breath.Rate this question:
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Children or baby tooth paste and adult tooth paste the same or difference?
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Difference children or baby tooth paste have not much fluoride
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The same
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Difference
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Adult tooth paste strong test
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A. Difference children or baby tooth paste have not much fluorideExplanation
The correct answer is that there is a difference between children or baby toothpaste and adult toothpaste because children or baby toothpaste does not contain as much fluoride.Rate this question:
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Why baby tooth paste and adult tooth paste difference?
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Because baby tooth paste not much fluoride same time they can swallow tooth paste
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Because baby tooth not importance
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Because baby tooth paste not much fluoride
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Adult tooth paste much fluoride
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A. Because baby tooth paste not much fluoride same time they can swallow tooth pasteExplanation
The reason why baby toothpaste and adult toothpaste are different is because baby toothpaste contains less fluoride compared to adult toothpaste. This is because babies have a tendency to swallow toothpaste while brushing their teeth, and ingesting too much fluoride can be harmful for them. Adult toothpaste, on the other hand, contains higher levels of fluoride to provide stronger protection against tooth decay.Rate this question:
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What X-ray can help the dentist?
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To see how the teeth erupt ,size ,position and also to find out teeth missing or extra
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To see how the child’s teeth are erupt
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To find out whether there are missing teeth or extra teeth
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To monitor mouth and teeth injuries
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A. To see how the teeth erupt ,size ,position and also to find out teeth missing or extraExplanation
X-rays can help the dentist see how the teeth are erupting, their size, and position. They can also be used to identify if there are any missing teeth or extra teeth present. X-rays are an important tool for dentists to monitor and assess the overall oral health of patients, including any injuries or abnormalities in the mouth and teeth.Rate this question:
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What the X-ray can help the dentist?
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To monitor mouth and teeth injuries and also to determine the teeth or mouth are infected
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To monitor mouth or teeth injuries
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To determine whether the teeth or mouth are injuries
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To see the root position
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A. To monitor mouth and teeth injuries and also to determine the teeth or mouth are infectedExplanation
X-rays can help dentists in two main ways. Firstly, they can be used to monitor mouth and teeth injuries, allowing the dentist to assess the extent of the damage and track the healing process. Secondly, X-rays can be used to determine whether the teeth or mouth are infected. This is because X-rays can reveal signs of infection such as abscesses or bone loss. Therefore, X-rays are a valuable tool for dentists to diagnose and treat various dental conditions.Rate this question:
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The cause of grinding and clenching teeth?
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Strss,anxiety and tension
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Stress
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Anxiety
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Happy
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A. Strss,anxiety and tensionExplanation
Grinding and clenching teeth, also known as bruxism, is commonly caused by stress, anxiety, and tension. These psychological factors can lead to increased muscle activity in the jaw, resulting in the grinding and clenching of teeth. Stress and anxiety can also disrupt sleep patterns, leading to bruxism during the night. Additionally, individuals may unconsciously grind or clench their teeth as a way to cope with stress or relieve tension. Therefore, stress, anxiety, and tension are the likely causes of grinding and clenching teeth.Rate this question:
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How to tell your patient to brush their teeth?
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Three time per day especially before go to bed
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Before eating
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After eating
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Three time per day
Correct Answer
A. Three time per day especially before go to bedExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When we do panoramic X-ray?
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When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted teeth or to see all the teeth
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When we want to see decay only 3 or teeth
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When we want to see decay on only one tooth
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When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted only
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A. When we want to see wisdom teeth impacted teeth or to see all the teethExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When do we need to use bite wing X-ray?
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When we want to see the occlusion and inter dental decay
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When we want to see the apex of root decay
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When we want to see the apex cyst
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When we want to see the pulp
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A. When we want to see the occlusion and inter dental decayExplanation
Bite wing X-rays are used when we want to see the occlusion and interdental decay. This type of X-ray allows us to view the upper and lower teeth in a specific section of the mouth, showing the contact points between the teeth and any decay that may be present in those areas. It helps in detecting cavities between the teeth, which are not easily visible during a regular dental examination. Additionally, bite wing X-rays can also provide information about the alignment of the teeth and the overall condition of the jawbone.Rate this question:
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Before the teeth coming in, how to clean the gum of your baby’s mouth?
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Clean with a soft wet was cloth wrapped around your finger.
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Clean with tooth brush
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Clean with adult tooth brush
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No need to clean
Correct Answer
A. Clean with a soft wet was cloth wrapped around your finger.Explanation
Before the teeth come in, it is important to clean the gum of a baby's mouth. Using a soft wet washcloth wrapped around your finger is a gentle and effective way to clean the gum. This method helps to remove any bacteria or food particles that may be present, promoting good oral hygiene and preventing any potential issues. Using a toothbrush, especially an adult toothbrush, may be too harsh for the baby's delicate gums. Therefore, cleaning with a soft wet washcloth is the recommended approach.Rate this question:
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Here is the cause of grinding teeth or bruxism
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Abnormal sleep problems or habits, suppressed anger
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Misalignment of upper and lower teeth
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Abnormal sleep problems or habits
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Suppressed anger
Correct Answer
A. Abnormal sleep problems or habits, suppressed angerExplanation
The correct answer is "Abnormal sleep problems or habits, suppressed anger". Grinding teeth, also known as bruxism, can be caused by abnormal sleep problems or habits such as sleep apnea or sleep talking. Additionally, suppressed anger can also contribute to bruxism as it may manifest during sleep as teeth grinding. The misalignment of upper and lower teeth is not mentioned as a cause in the given options.Rate this question:
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Below are some signs and symptom that may indicate teeth grinding while sleeping:?
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Continuous dull headaches and sore or painful jaw
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Continuous dull headaches
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Neck painful
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Sore or painful jaw
Correct Answer
A. Continuous dull headaches and sore or painful jawExplanation
Continuous dull headaches and a sore or painful jaw are signs and symptoms that may indicate teeth grinding while sleeping. Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can cause tension and pain in the jaw muscles, leading to headaches. The constant grinding and clenching of teeth can also cause jaw soreness and pain. Therefore, experiencing continuous dull headaches and a sore or painful jaw can be indicative of teeth grinding during sleep.Rate this question:
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How to stop children’s thumb sucking?
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Apply nail polish, watch for triggers and try negative reinforcement.
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You can do offering by different comforts to the child
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Watch for triggers
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Try negative reinforcement
Correct Answer
A. Apply nail polish, watch for triggers and try negative reinforcement.Explanation
The correct answer suggests three strategies to stop children's thumb sucking: applying nail polish, watching for triggers, and trying negative reinforcement. Applying nail polish can create an unpleasant taste that discourages thumb sucking. Watching for triggers involves identifying situations or emotions that lead to thumb sucking and finding ways to address them. Negative reinforcement involves providing consequences or punishments for thumb sucking to discourage the behavior. These strategies aim to break the habit of thumb sucking and encourage alternative behaviors.Rate this question:
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What kind of typical dental emergencies for kid?
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Broken jaw or tooth and cut or bitten tongue
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Broken jaw
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Broken tooth
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Cut or bitten tongue
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A. Broken jaw or tooth and cut or bitten tongueExplanation
The typical dental emergencies for kids include a broken jaw or tooth and a cut or bitten tongue. These emergencies can occur due to accidents or injuries and may require immediate medical attention. A broken jaw or tooth can cause severe pain and difficulty in eating or speaking, while a cut or bitten tongue can lead to bleeding and discomfort. Prompt treatment and care are necessary to ensure the child's well-being and prevent further complications.Rate this question:
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How to manage of broken tooth ?
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Rinse dirt from injured area and place a cold compress over the face in the area of the injury
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Rinse dirt from injured area with hot water
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Rinse dirt from injured area with warm water
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Rinse dirt from injured area with cold water
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A. Rinse dirt from injured area and place a cold compress over the face in the area of the injury -
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Brushing teeth technique?
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Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside , occlusion ,gum and tongue with soft tooth brush and tooth paste
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Brushing teeth all surface outside ,in and occlusion
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Brushing teeth all surface outside , inside ,occlusion and gum
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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 pasteExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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Brushing teeth technique?
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Brushing teeth all surface up and down by use soft tooth brush and tooth paste with Fluoride
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Brushing teeth all surface up and down
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Brushing teeth all surface up and down with tooth paste with Fluoride
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Brushing teeth all surface back and forward
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A. Brushing teeth all surface up and down by use soft tooth brush and tooth paste with Fluoride -
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How do you tell your child to put tooth paste?
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½ green bean seat of not much tooth paste with fluoride
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Too much tooth paste with fluoride
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No need to put tooth paste just brushing
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½ green bean seat of much tooth paste with fluoride
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A. ½ green bean seat of not much tooth paste with fluorideExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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When we can brush your child teeth ?
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Your child have got teeth we must to start to clean or brush their teeth
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Your child 3 years old
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Your child 2 years old
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Your child have 6 or 8 teeth
Correct Answer
A. Your child have got teeth we must to start to clean or brush their teethExplanation
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.Rate this question:
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