Moura - Natal and Neonatal Teeth
Natal teeth erupt----- whereas neonatal teeth erupt ----
never; first year of life
during childhood; after childhood
in uteto; birth/first month of life
in utero; first few months of life
How many children were used in the review
20
21
22
23
Early eruption of primary teeth is more common in
Males
Females
Which of the following is NOT a differential diagnosis for natal/neonatal teeth?
hamartoma
pale, yellowish-white lesions on alveolar ridge
osteocytes
dental lamina cysts
Riga-Fede disease
causes injury to the dorsum of the tongue
causes injury to the buccal mucosa
affects the frenum
causes injury to the ventral surface of the tongue
Solutions to sharp incisal edges include all of the following EXCEPT for
Filing tooth after birth using polishing disc
Applying fluoride
Extracting tooth
Restoring with resin composite
Factor that influences treatment of neonatal teeth can include
whether the tooth is causing injury to child’s tongue or mother’s breast
causing injury to child’s tongue only
tooth is permanent incisor
tooth is not mobile
Parents were instructed to clean child's mouth ulcer with
saline solution as often as required
0.5% chlorhexidine twice daily
0.12% chlorhexidine twice daily
Bonjela
Topical anaesthetics can never be used on infants
Yes
No
Yes if they're f-wits
Which word fills in the gap next to the first arrow?
Assess genetic inheritance
Give OHI
Take radiograph when possible
Perform dental examination
Which word fills in the blank box?
Implant
Extraction
Partial denture
Orthodontic treatment
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