This quiz, titled '154 periodontalogy- prof. Sok Chea', assesses knowledge in periodontology, focusing on treatments for periodontal diseases, indications for surgical procedures, and management strategies for chronic conditions. It is designed for dental professionals seeking to enhance their clinical skills.
Surgery
Extreme initial treatment followed by reviews every year
Initial periodontal therapy followed by maintenance therapy alone
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Surgery
Extreme initial treatment followed by reviews every year
Initial periodontal therapy followed by maintenance therapy alone
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Neuman in 1920
Widman in 1918
Ramfiord and Widman in 1974
Ramfiord and Neuman in 1945
Ramfiord and Nissele in 1974
Surgical phase
Maintenance phase
Non-surgical phase
Refractory phase
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Plasma cells
Mast cells and Polymorphonuclear
Limphocytes
Macraphage
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Gracey curretes 1/2, 3/4 and 11/12
Gracey curretes 11/12, 13/14 and 5/6
Gracey curretes 7/8 and 9/10
Gracey curretes 13/14
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Gracey curretes 1/2, 3/4 and 11/12
Gracey curretes 11/12, 13/14 and 5/6
Gracey curretes 7/8 and 9/10
Gracey curretes 11/12
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When there is recession only.
When there is radiographic alveolar bone loss.
When there is true pocket only.
When there is recession and/or true pocket.
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Aggressive periodontitis.
Chronic periodontitis modified by systemic condition.
Periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic disease
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Fibrotic gingivitis
Infrabony pockets
None of the above
Oedematous gingivitis
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Crevicular
Interdental
Internal bevel
External bevel
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Steven Kwall
Sullivan and Atkins
Edel
Langer and Langer
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Root matrix protein
Bone graft material
Non-bone graft material
Biodegradable membrane
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Calculus
Cemental caries
Root infection
Plaque
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Easier to do flap raising
Less chance of flap laceration
Easier to suture
Cortical bone is exposed
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No memory
Hold the not better
Hold the not for longer
Better wound closer
All of the above
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Over roots
In the middle of a papillae
Over the mental foramen
At the mid aspect of the root
Always at the line angles
As a general rule, the crown-to-root ratio in a healthy dentition is 1:1 (for each tooth).
As a general rule, the crown-to-root ratio in a healthy dentition is 2:1 (for each tooth).
As a general rule, the crown-to-root ratio in a healthy dentition is 1:3 (for each tooth).
As a general rule, the crown-to-root ratio in a healthy dentition is 1:2 (for each tooth).
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1 and 3
16 and 24
5 and 9
None of the above
15 and 11
Seralon 8.0
Silk 1.0
Vicryl 1.0
Vicryl 10.0
Silk 3.0
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Can never be hurt during dental procedure
Is important for the mobility of the tongue
Is a branch of the mental nerve
Is very sturdy and recovers quickly from injury
Can easily be injured when cutting too lingually in the molar area
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True
False
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It communicates the desired gingival margin to the surgeon
It allows the patient to evaluate esthetics
It allows the patient to evaluate phonetics
It may acts as a permanent restoration
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The transplantation of tissue from one individual to a different individual
The transplantation of tissue from an animal to an individual
The transplantation of tissue from one individual to the same individual
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Pigs
Cows
Horses
Humans
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Surgery
Antibiotic
Systemic health
Mechanical debridement
All of the above
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The use of surgery in the treatment regimen is essential
The use of antibiotics in the treatment regimen is essential
The combined use of surgery and antibiotics proves increasingly effective in the treatment of these patients
All adult periodontitis patients can be treated successfully with scaling and root cleaning with or without surgery or antibiotic
1mm
2mm
4mm
5mm
3mm
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EDTA
Tetracycline
Acidic acid
Nitric acid
EDTA, Tetracycline and Citric acid
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Neuman in 1918
Kirkland, O. in 1920
Nebers, Neuman in 1954
Nebers, C.L in 1954
Kirkland, O. in 1985
Friedman and Neuman in 1985
Neuman and Arjaudo, a.a & Tyrell in 1985
Takei, H,H in 1985
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Is associated with deep periodontal pocket
Is not responsive to any therapy
Leads to gingival recession due to faulty tooth brushing
Is associated with crater like depression at the tip of interdental papilla and vesicle formation
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Cyclosporine
Procardia
Pregnancy
Phenytoin
All of them
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Circular fiber
Interradicular fiber
Alveolar gingival fiber
Transseptal fiber
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The mobility is 1mm
The mobility is in apico-occlusal direction and 1mm in labio-lingual direction
The mobility is in apico-occlusal direction and mobility is less than 1mm in labio-lingual direction
The mobility is less than 1mm
The mobility is in apico-occlusal direction and mobility in labio-lingual direction is more than 2mm
WHO probe
CPITN probe
Michigan “O” probe
Periodontal explorer
Naber’s probe
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Generalizedaggressiveperiodontitis.
Generalized juvenile periodontitis.
Localized juvenile periodontitis.
Localized aggressive periodontitis.
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Phase I therapy.
AfterphaseItherapyandbeforere-evaluation.
Can be planned at any phase of periodontal therapy.
After phase I therapy and during re-evaluation visit.
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Zinc oxide Eugenol pack.
Non Eugenol pack.
Coe-Pack.
Non Eugenol pack and Coe-Pack.
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Premaxilla.
MaxillaryTubersity.
External oblique ridge of the mandible.
Maxillary Tubersity and External oblique ridge of the mandible.
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Gingivectomy.
Combined gingivoplasty & gingivectomy.
None of the above.
Gingivoplasty.
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Phase-II
Phase-Ill
Phase-IV
Phase-1
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Patient is a heavy tea drinker
Poor maintenance and formation of new calculus
Blood clots which are not removed from tooth surface
Shrinkage of tissue due to reduction in inflammation after scaling
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Radiographic analysis
Clinical attachment level
Reentry operation
Histologic analysis
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Ridge augmentation
Primary wound closer
Secondary would closer
Non of the above
Root coverage
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Epithelium, Connective Tissue
Epithelium only
Periosteum only
Connective Tissue, and Periosteum
Epithelium, Connective Tissue, and Periosteum
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Mental foramen
Greater palatine foramen and neuromuscular bundle
Incisive foramen
Lingual artery and nerve
All of the above
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Two wall periodontal defects
One wall Periodontal defects
All above are repaired or filled naturally after treatment
Three-wall periodontal defects
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