Dental Caries Knowledge Quiz
Dental Caries Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of dental caries with this engaging quiz! Dive into various aspects of caries classification, theories, and histopathology.
Whether you're a student, teacher, or dental professional, this quiz is designed to enhance your knowledge and awareness about dental health.
- 11 Questions Covering Key Topics
- Multiple Choice and Open-Ended Questions
- Assess Your Learning Progress
According to site of attack dental carries classify into , except one
Pit and fissure caries
Smooth surface caries
Arrested carries
Recurrent caries
It is the most accepted and supported theory , the acid formed from the fermentation of dietary carbohydrates by oral bacteria leads to decalcification of tooth substance with subsequent disintegration of organic matrix , is
Proteolytic Theory
Miller's Theory
Chelating Theory
Not of above
The EXCISIONAL BIOPSY Should include
5mm of normal tissue
Extended to normal tissue
Just lesion
All of above
Best INCISIONAl biopsy (shape of specimen)
Deep and narrow
Wide and shallow
Wide and deep
Not of above
Incision on the hard palate or attached gingival may be left to heal by
Suturing
Secondary intention
Primary intention
Not of above
The Histopathology of early enamel caries
White spot lesion
Black spot lesion
...........is translucent zone of dentin is located beneath and at the site of carious lesion and is regarded as a vital reaction of odontoblasts to irritation.
Zone of de mineralization
Zone of bacterial invasion
.Zone of sclerosis
Zone of destruction
This. Carries in
Enamel
Dentin
Both Enamel and dentin
Not of above
......... Is zone contain 2-4% by volume of pores ,some re mineralization happens due to re precipitation of minerals lost from translucent zone.
Translucent zone
Dark zone
Body of the lesion
Surface zone
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