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Periodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 4

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Periodontics

Periodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 4

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1) What is the most common clinical picture of thin biotype?

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2) What instrument is used to measure gingival thickness?

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3) What is the effect of placing an orthodontic band subgingivally?

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4) A smoker has generalized pocket depths of 3-4 mm. What is the stage and grade?

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5) A patient has gingival enlargement after orthodontic treatment. What is the treatment?

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6) Which statement is less likely correct about smoking and periodontal disease?

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7) A patient has pain and bone loss near upper #16 with an overhang restoration, 5 mm PD, and uncontrolled diabetes. What is the cause of bone resorption?

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8) A patient has 2 mm recession and 5 mm pocket depth. What is the CAL?

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9) An X-ray shows overhangs on restorations. What is the management to control inflammation?

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10) A diabetic patient lost all her mobile teeth. What is the cause?

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11) A patient bites on an olive seed and feels pain. What is the cause?

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12) A patient has 2-3 mm bone loss under the CEJ in some areas. What does this indicate?

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13) What is important when deciding on root amputation/resection?

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14) What is the sequence after RCT for a tooth needing crown lengthening?

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15) What is the relationship between stress and periodontal disease?

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16) What is the position of the Gracey curette shank during scaling?

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17) A patient has isolated recession in lower incisors and a high frenum. What is the treatment?

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18) A patient has recession and reduced interdental papilla. What is the management?

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19) A tooth has 5 mm probing depth and 2 mm recession. What is the CAL?

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20) A patient has pain, fever, lymphadenopathy, and foul odor with normal bone levels. What is the diagnosis?

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21) What is the effect of periodontal treatment on a diabetic patient?

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22) A bitewing shows 2 mm from the CEJ to the bone crest. What does this mean?

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23) When do the first signs of gingival inflammation appear?

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24) A patient has an impacted #23. What is the expected gingival level after disimpaction?

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25) A 56-year-old patient with missing teeth and generalized horizontal bone loss needs implants. What is the treatment plan?

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26) What type of curette has an offset angle?

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27) A patient has a diastema between central incisors with blanching of the interdental papilla. What is the management?

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28) Why are overhangs removed in restorations?

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29) A patient has recession and metal appearance after 6 years of anterior crowns. What is the cause?

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30) What is the primary mediator of gingival inflammation?

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31) A slightly supra-erupted #16 needs a lower crown. What is the treatment?

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32) A picture shows a lower incisor with recession. What is the treatment?

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33) A tooth has 1.5 mm mobility. What is the Miller classification?

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34) A patient has class II furcation involvement with 4 mm depth and bleeding. What is the treatment?

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35) A patient has 5 mm recession and non-keratinized tissue. What is the treatment?

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36) Where is the vertical release incision placed during GTR on #11?

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37) Why are overhangs removed in restorations?

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38) A patient on Dilantin has gingival enlargement and heavy plaque. What is the initial management?

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39) A tooth has a 7 mm pocket depth with the junctional epithelium at the CEJ. What type of pocket is this?

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40) A lower molar has grade III furcation involvement. What is the best way to preserve the tooth?

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41) How long does minocycline stay in the pocket?

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42) What is the main difference between necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis and desquamative gingivitis?

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43) What happens to GCF during inflammation?

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44) A patient has class I furcation involvement with 4 mm depth and bleeding. What is the treatment?

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45) How is gingival suppuration measured?

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46) Which bacteria are causative agents of gingivitis?

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47) A diabetic patient has calculus, severe bleeding, and deep pockets. What is the management?

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48) A male patient has generalized recession and reduced interdental papilla height. What is the treatment?

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49) A patient has erythematous gingiva, bleeding on probing, and deep pockets (7-11 mm). What is the management?

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50) A patient has erythema, bleeding, and bad odor after new crowns. What is the cause?

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51) What happens to the interdental papilla when teeth are moved apart by orthodontics?

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52) A patient has generalized inflamed gingiva and a 5 mm pocket around an implant. What is the management?

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53) How is gingival suppuration determined?

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54) A patient with good oral hygiene and whitening toothpaste complains of gingival bleeding. What is the diagnosis?

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55) What is the minimum distance between the restoration margin and the bone crest?

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56) A patient has a deep pocket and high fever after scaling. What is the management?

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