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Periodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 3

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Periodontics

Periodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 3

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1) A patient has a short clinical crown with 2 mm between the CEJ and the bone crest. What is the treatment?

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2) How deep can toothbrush bristles penetrate the sulcus?

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3) What is another name for the clear gingival sulcus?

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4) What is the position of the shank during scaling?

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5) A patient has 2 mm between the CEJ and bone. What does this indicate?

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6) A patient has swelling after eating fish post-scaling. What is the diagnosis?

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7) What is the treatment sequence for a tooth needing endo, ortho extrusion, and a crown?

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8) A radiograph shows supragingival calculus. What instrument is used for scaling?

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9) A patient has foul odor during final exams. What is the first step?

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10) A patient has a fever and inflamed gingiva 2 days after scaling. What is the management?

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11) A patient has a 5 mm probing depth on a lower canine, no inflammation, and 4 mm attached gingiva. What is the diagnosis?

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12) A young adult with orthodontic treatment has gingival enlargement. What is the first step?

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13) A picture shows bone resorption due to overhanging restorations. What is the etiological factor?

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14) A diabetic patient with HbA1c of 8, 9, and 11 needs implants and bone grafts. What is the treatment plan?

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15) A patient is unhappy with their smile, has a short clinical crown, and a 12 mm sulcus depth. What is the treatment?

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16) A patient has discomfort around an implant with excellent oral hygiene. What is the cause?

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17) A patient has pain and grade 1 mobility after a mesial restoration. Radiographs show funneling in the PDL. What is the diagnosis?

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18) A smoker has a lesion that disappears when stretched. What is the management?

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19) A patient has a deep distal pocket in #35 and is referred for surgery on #36. What is the procedure?

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20) A patient has bleeding after laser gingivectomy. What is the cause?

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21) A patient wants to replace #21 with an implant but has poor oral hygiene and caries on #22. What is the first step?

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22) A picture of a curette is shown without labeling. Which specific area is used for scaling?

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23) A patient has grade II furcation involvement and generalized horizontal bone loss. What is the treatment?

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24) A patient with TB needs priority treatment. What is the first step?

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25) A patient has hypersensitivity and localized ulcers after scaling. What is the management?

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26) A patient has recession on the MB cusp of an upper first molar with a deep pocket. What is the management?

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27) A radiograph shows vertical bone loss mesial to a premolar and a graft above the ridge. What is the procedure?

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28) A patient has 1 mm recession and sensitivity. What is the first action?

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29) A patient wants crowns but has bleeding and pocket depths of 2-3 mm. What is the appropriate action?

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30) A healthy smoker with deep pockets needs topical antibiotics. Which antibiotic is best?

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31) A patient with stage II periodontitis has root sensitivity after scaling. What should they expect?

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32) What is the procedure shown in the image?

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33) A diabetic patient has gingival swelling apical to #46 and a buccal pocket. What is the diagnosis?

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34) A patient had orthodontic treatment removed due to inflamed gingiva and no bone loss. What is the treatment?

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35) What are the periodontal effects of smoking?

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36) A 42-year-old patient has sudden mobility of upper central incisors with erythematous gingival margins. What is the diagnosis?

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37) A case with 0.5 mm ferrule, 5 mm remaining GP, and 2/3 post length. The crown fractured. What is the cause?

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38) What is the position of the shank during scaling?

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39) A patient needs perio surgery on #36 with distal bone resorption. What incision is used?

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40) A patient has a short clinical crown with gingivitis and is unhappy with their appearance. What is the management?

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41) A 66-year-old patient has a necrotic #12 with bone loss to the mid-root. What is the cause?

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42) What is the distance between calculus and bone?

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43) A patient has 5 mm from the gingival margin to the bone crest, 2 mm from the restoration margin to the bone crest, and 2 mm of tooth structure above the margin. What does this indicate?

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44) What is the best method to diagnose plaque?

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45) A patient has bleeding during brushing and probing. What stage of inflammation is this?

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46) Where should the vertical incision be placed for perio surgery on #11?

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47) What is the angle of the blade in a cutting instrument (4-number formula)?

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48) What indicates periodontal disease progression?

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49) A patient on cyclosporine has malaligned teeth, bad breath, and CAL of 5-6 mm. What should be treated first?

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50) A patient has multiple deep pockets after perio treatment. What is the goal of periodontal surgery?

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