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Endodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 5

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Endodontics

Endodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 5

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1) What is the treatment for internal resorption in a central incisor?

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2) A diabetic patient with pus discharge and a 7 mm pocket. What is the management?

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3) A central incisor with an open apex and a filling to the middle of the root after trauma. What was done?

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4) A patient with pain on biting and an MOD amalgam restoration. X-ray shows no abnormalities. What is the likely cause?

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5) A patient with lingering pain and mild pain on biting. X-ray shows a large radiolucency. What is the diagnosis?

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6) What type of trauma is associated with a metallic sound?

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7) An X-ray of tooth #7 shows radiopacity attached to the palatal root. What is the treatment?

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8) How long should a child’s avulsed tooth be splinted if the extraoral time is less than 1 hour?

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9) How should an avulsed tooth be managed if the extraoral time is 45 minutes?

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10) A 4-year-old with intruded primary incisors touching the permanent buds. What is the management?

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11) A child with a gingival abscess related to a primary molar. What is the likely pulp condition?

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12) A 14-year-old with an avulsed tooth after 3 hours. What is the management?

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13) A pediatric patient with a discolored gray crown after trauma. What is the management?

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14) What is a sealer puff in the middle of the canal indicative of?

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15) What should you do if you find a pulp stone during pulp extirpation?

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16) Which type of trauma is most likely to cause pulp necrosis?

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17) Why might gutta-percha be over-extended during obturation?

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18) A patient with a 7 mm deep pocket in the mesiobuccal root of a lower molar with endo treatment. What is the likely diagnosis?

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19) A patient with a history of trauma and a calcified canal. What causes the yellowish tooth color?

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20) A patient with external root resorption and grade II mobility in tooth #21. What is the treatment?

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21) During pulpotomy, if bleeding does not stop and becomes darker red, what does this indicate?

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22) In which canal is a metal post placed according to the SLOP technique?

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23) A pediatric patient with a necrotic molar and open roots. What is the treatment?

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24) How many canals are typically found in a first premolar?

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25) A pediatric patient with a complicated crown fracture and small pulp exposure within 3 hours. What is the treatment?

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26) A patient with a previously treated upper premolar and an isolated pocket. What is the prognosis?

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27) What type of fracture involves enamel, dentin, and exposed pulp?

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28) What is the narrowest part of the root canal?

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29) What is the treatment for a small pulp exposure in a permanent tooth after 20 minutes?

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30) What is the function of a barbed broach?

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