Syndromes
Hospital
Restorative
Anesthesia
Mixed
100

Which syndrome is characterized by multiple supernumerary teeth and delayed tooth eruption?


Cleidocranial dysplasia


100

What is a common indication for hospital-based dental care in pediatric patients?


Extensive dental treatment needs combined with uncooperative behavior.


100

Which laboratory test is essential for patients with bleeding disorders before dental surgery?

Coagulation profile (e.g., PT, aPTT).


100

What is the most common form of anesthesia used for pediatric dental procedures in a hospital setting?


General anesthesia.


100

What is the maximum fluoride concentration allowed in infant formula?



0.7 ppm




200

What syndrome is most associated with absent or hypoplastic clavicles?


Cleidocranial Dysplasia


200

Which medical condition often necessitates hospital-based dental care due to increased risk during in-office procedures?


Severe congenital heart disease.


200

What is the primary mechanism of action of silver diamine fluoride (SDF)?


Protein coagulation & hydroxyapatite stabilization


200

Why is fasting important before administering general anesthesia?


To reduce the risk of aspiration during the procedure.


200

What is the survival rate of Hall technique crowns at 5 years?



>90%


300

What syndrome is most commonly associated with natal teeth?

Pierre Robin Sequence 

300

Why might a patient with hemophilia require hospital-based dental treatment?


Need for coordinated care to manage bleeding risks.


300

What is the recommended bonding agent for zirconia crowns?

Resin-based cement with phosphate monomer (MDP)

300

How does a patient’s weight influence anesthesia dosing?


Anesthesia dosages are often calculated based on body weight to ensure safety and efficacy.


300

What is the recommended NPO fasting time for infant formula before general anesthesia?


 6 hours


400

What is the most common oral manifestation of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome?

Hypermobile tongue & fragile mucosa

400

How does severe dental infection with facial cellulitis influence the decision for hospital-based care?


Requires intravenous antibiotics and possible surgical intervention.


400

What is the optimal depth for a glass ionomer base in indirect pulp therapy?


0.5–1 mm


400

What is the emergency treatment for LAST (local anesthetic systemic toxicity)?


20% lipid emulsion therapy


400

What medication is contraindicated in children with mitochondrial disease?


Propofol


500

Which syndrome presents with hypodontia, conical teeth, and sparse hair?


Ecotodermal dysplasia

500

What role does the presence of comorbidities play in determining the need for hospital-based dental care?


Increases the complexity and risk of dental procedures.


500

What is the most cariogenic sugar for infants?


Sucrose

500

What is the maximum recommended epinephrine dose for pediatric cardiac patients?


0.04 mg


500

What oral-facial syndrome is linked to coloboma and heart defects?


CHARGE Syndrome


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