Periodontics Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Periodontics QuizVersion en ligne Test your periodontics knowledge. par Emily Schroeter 1 What is the primary goal of dental prophylaxis? a Whiten teeth selectively b Remove plaque and calculus to prevent periodontal disease c Replace missing teeth 2 What is the main reason for smoothing the root surfaces during root planing? a To prevent tooth discoloration b To prepare for crowns c To reduce bacterial colonization and promote reattachment of the gingiva 3 Gingival curettage is performed primarily to: a Surgically remove the necrotic tissue and subgingival calculus lining the periodontal pocket b Remove deep caries from the tooth c Reshape the alveolar bone 4 Which of the following is an advantage of periodontal surgery? a It helps to block access to furcation areas b It helps to gain access to root surfaces for scaling and root planing c It whitens teeth as a primary outcome 5 Which device is commonly used to remove calculus during prophylaxis? a Ultrasonic scaler b Laser diode c Syringe pump 6 A gingivectomy is the: a Surgical removal of diseased gingival tissues b Procedure to graft soft tissue onto the gums c Surgical removal of the alveolar bone to reduce pocket depth 7 A gingivoplasty is the: a Non-surgical cleaning of subgingival calculus b Recontouring and reshaping the gingival tissues from enlargement and deformities c Surgical removal of diseased gingival tissue to reduce pocket depth 8 Incisional surgery is also known as: a Crown lengthening b Periodontal flap surgery c Gingivoplasty 9 Osteoplasty is an: a Additive bone surgery b Subtractive bone surgery c Readjustment surgery 10 Ostectomy is a: a Non-surgical cleaning of root surfaces b Subtractive bone surgery c Additive bone surgery 11 What is the purpose of crown lengthening? a To expose more tooth structure to support a crown b To remove excess alveolar bone for orthodontic reasons c To whiten teeth and improve smile aesthetics 12 What is the primary purpose of a periodontal surgical dressing? a To protect the surgical site, control bleeding, and promote healing b To whiten teeth after periodontal surgery c To remove subgingival calculus 13 M-3 tooth mobility is defined as: a Slight mobility b No mobility c Severe mobility 14 Gingival characteristics of periodontal disease include: a Firm, pale pink tissue with knife-edge margins b Recession, gingival clefting, and festooning c Non-bleeding, healthy tissue 15 Periodontal pockets 4mm and over are charted in: a Black b Blue c Red 16 A normal gingival sulcus depth is: a 5–7 mm b 1–3 mm c 4–5 mm 17 How many periodontal measurements are obtained? a Six b Four c Ten 18 The three types of periodontal pockets are: a Subgingival pockets, sublingual pockets, and gingival pockets b Gingival pockets, osseous pockets, and subgingival pockets c Gingival pockets, suprabony pockets, and infrabony pockets 19 The bleeding index is based on the principal that: a Healthy gingiva does not bleed b Healthy gingiva bleeds c All gingival bleeding is caused by trauma, not disease 20 The purpose of an occlusal evaluation is to: a Determine the presence of dental caries only b Measure pocket depths in periodontal disease c Assess the alignment and contact of teeth to identify traumatic occlusion or bite problems 21 Bitewing images should be taken: a Vertically b Horizontally c Never 22 A periodontal probe is used to: a Measure the depth of the sulcus b Remove supragingival calculus c Apply fluoride treatments 23 A scaler is used to: a Polish teeth after prophylaxis b Remove supragingival calculus from the tooth c Locate deposits of calculus 24 A curette is used to: a Scrape the gingival wall of a pocket and to remove necrotic tissue and subgingival calculus b Apply topical medications c Measure pocket depths 25 Periodontal knives include the: a Sickle scaler, probe, and explorer b Gracey, universal, and ultrasonic c Kirkland, orban, and periotomes 26 The pocket marker is used in: a Surgery to mark the area for incision of the gingiva b Polishing teeth after scaling and root planing c Measuring alveolar bone loss on radiographs 27 What is the function of the periosteal elevator? a To remove subgingival calculus b To smooth the root surface after scaling c To elevate the gingival tissues from the alveolar bone 28 What is the function of a bone file? a To smooth bone after surgery prior to suturing b To reflect the gingival flap c To measure periodontal pocket depths

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Periodontics QuizVersion en ligne

par Emily Schroeter

What is the primary goal of dental prophylaxis?

What is the main reason for smoothing the root surfaces during root planing?

Gingival curettage is performed primarily to:

Which of the following is an advantage of periodontal surgery?

Which device is commonly used to remove calculus during prophylaxis?

A gingivectomy is the:

A gingivoplasty is the:

Incisional surgery is also known as:

Osteoplasty is an:

Ostectomy is a:

What is the purpose of crown lengthening?

What is the primary purpose of a periodontal surgical dressing?

M-3 tooth mobility is defined as:

Gingival characteristics of periodontal disease include:

Periodontal pockets 4mm and over are charted in:

A normal gingival sulcus depth is:

How many periodontal measurements are obtained?

The three types of periodontal pockets are:

The bleeding index is based on the principal that:

The purpose of an occlusal evaluation is to:

Bitewing images should be taken:

A periodontal probe is used to:

A scaler is used to:

A curette is used to:

Periodontal knives include the:

The pocket marker is used in:

What is the function of the periosteal elevator?

What is the function of a bone file?