Pediatric Basics
Prevention & Special Needs
Procedures & Dental Trauma
100

The dental specialty focuses on the oral health of children and adolescents.

What is pediatric dentistry?

100

Treatment that strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent cavities

What is Fluoride?

100

The most common type of crown in pediatric dentistry

What are stainless steel crowns?

200

Length of additional training that a pediatric dentist completes after dental school

What are 2 or 3 residency years? 

200

Genetic condition associated with an extra copy of chromosome 21

What is Down syndrome?

200

The most common restorative procedure used to repair a tooth damaged by decay

What is a filling?

300

Difference between pediatric dental reception area and general dental office reception

What are toys, colorful decor, educational brochures, and magazines? 

300

**BONUS**(worth 500)

Neurological disorder that affects muscle control, positioning, and involuntary movements. 

What is cerebral palsy?

300

Attempt to stimulate and preserve pulp regeneration

What is Pulp therapy?

400

2 of the 5 characteristics a pediatric dental assistant should have. 

What is Enthusiasm, Patience, Communication, Hiding Frustration, and Keeping Calm in an Emergency?

400
A Child's first dental appointment

What is 1st birthday or when first tooth erupts?

400

BONUS****( worth 500)

The trauma when a tooth is completely knocked out.

What is avulsion?