Restorative/Pulp Therapy
Oral Pathology/Oral Surgery
Growth & Development
Sedation and Emergency Management
Prevention and Health Promotion
Miscellaneous
100
This restorative option is an appropriate intervention for Non-Cavitated Proximal caries lesions involving enamel and the outer third of dentin.
What is resin infiltration.
100
An 11-year old patient enters your office for a recall and upon examination you notice this presentation on the gingiva. You recommend:
What is surgical exicision? (localized juvenile spongiotic gingival hyperplasia)
100
Excluding third molars, the most common congenitally missing adult tooth is the ______
What is the mandibular second premolar?
Followed by max. lateral, then max second premolar
100
A 9 year old patient presents for an emergency exam with nocturnal pain, extensive caries on #K, and extraoral facial swelling. You decide to prescribe antibiotics. They have no known medical conditions or allergies. You prescribe what drug?
What is Amoxicillin?
100
A 7 year old with mixed dentition presents for a new patient exam. According to the AAPD guidelines, you recommend prescribing which radiographs at this appointment?
What is BWX with a panoramic or selected PAs?
100
A parent asks why does her child's teeth appear to be so dark. He complains of sensitivity from time to time. You look clinically and state to the parent that this is the classic presentation for:
What is Dental erosion?
200
Stainless Steel Crowns have the following composition:
What is chromium, nickel, and iron or carbon.
200
This syndrome is marked by midface hypoplasia, normal intelligence, upper airway obstruction, ocular hypertelorism, nasopharyngeal crowding, tall, flattened forehead, and a beaked nose.
What is Crouzon syndrome?
200
The frequency of dental trauma is significantly higher for children with increased overjet greater than ___ MM in the primary dentition, and Greater than ___ MM in the permanent dentition and inadequate lip coverage.
What is 3 mm and 5 mm.
200
You’ve decided to sedate a 3-year old using intranasal midazolam to extract #D, E, F, and G. When asked, the parent states that the patient had breast milk around 4:30 am this morning, but nothing since. You recommend that the patient waits until about what time to begin the procedural sedation?
Current time: 8:00 AM
What is 8:30 am? (4 hours for breast milk)
200
T/F: Prophylaxis is not required prior to the topical application of fluoride
What is true?
200
What are the three types of spinal neural tube defects from mild to most severe?
What is spina bifida occulta, meningocele, myelomeningocele?
300
A cooperative 5 year old patient presents for operative and needs to have #F restored. You decide to use what material to restore
What is GI/RMGIC?
300
This condition is characterized by short, blunted roots, normal crown morphology, obliterated pulp chambers, multiple periapical radiolucencies, and severe mobility and malalignment.
What is dentin dysplasia type 1
300
This type of mouth guard is recommended for patients with rapidly changing occlusion.
What is type III mouthguard, also known as the stock tray mouth guard.
300
You are in the middle of treatment in a sedation and notice your patient is having a laryngospasm. You begin to administer positive pressure ventilation, but notice it was not successful. What do you do next?
What is deepen the sedation? (propofol)
300
Xylitol Studies show better results with intake of ______ g/day divided into three to seven consumption periods, with use at higher daily doses
What is 4-15 g/day?
300
You are in the middle of prepping #19 - OB on an 8 year old patient when you glance over and notice a bite mark on the patient's shoulder. You are almost certain it is a sign of abuse. What is your next step?
What is safely stop treatment and report it immediately? (Child line PA if in PA)
400
This is used for retention in class III restorations of primary anterior teeth to incorporate a large surface area for bonding to enhance retention.
What is a lingual or labial dovetail.
400
According to the AAPD, when planning to extract a mesiodens it is best to wait until the adjacent incisors have at least _______ (how much) root development to minimize the risk to the developing teeth and allow for spontaneous eruption.
2/3rds (two thirds)
400
You notice your patient has a class II malocclusion with a deep bite and protrusive maxilla. You decide to take advantage of her growth spurt. As a result, you recommend what head gear to address her malocclusion?
What is Cervical pull headgear?
400
You have decided to sedate your 6 year old patient using Midazolam, hydroxyzine, and meperidine. Suddenly, her O2 saturation (99% --> 75%), heart rate (102 bpm --> 58 bpm), and blood pressure begins to decrease (80/48), and the EtCO2 begins to increase significantly (54 mmhg). You decide that the patient is likely having an overdose. You reverse using what drug?
What is Naloxone?
400
Teledentistry occurs in numerous formats, including ____(1)____ and ____(2)_____. The first modality utilizes the transmission of health records, including photographs, videos, and radiographs to a practitioner so that he may assess the patient. The second modality include a real time two-way visual interaction between a practitioner ant patient.
What is asynchronous and synchronous?
400
Methylphenidate is commonly used to treat what medical condition?
What is ADHD?
Other names: Ritalin, Methylin
500
Your 9 year old star athlete patient comes to you after a trip from traveling for baseball. He states that he got hit in the face with a bat a week ago, and that one of his teeth is extremely sensitive to air, food, and water. His parents ask if the tooth can be saved. You recommend: 
What is CVEK pulpotomy?
500
What is your recommended treatment for this patient?
What is no treatment?
500
A patient comes in for a routine recall after seeing his new orthodontist. You notice his new appliance having a ________ affect on his molars ______ effect on his maxilla.
What is distalizing and restraining
500
You planned #I ext on your 8 year old patient. Shortly after you gave your injection, the patient started to complain of her entire mouth feeling numb. After reassuring that it was normal, she began to complain of tasting blood, so you give her a rinse. Finally, she begins to cry saying that she feels funny, and that she is afraid, and that her ears are ringing. Not long after, she begins to seize. What do you suspect is causing her symptoms?
What is Local anesthetic toxicity?
500
___________ is considered the primary prevention for dental caries to reach underserved and vulnerable communities?
What is community water fluoridation.
500
You have a 60 kg patient. What is the total IV fluid replacement for this patient in mL?
What is 100 mL?
4/2/1 rule
4 x 10 kg
2 x 10 kg
1 x (remaining) kg
40 + 20 +40 = 100 mL