Minor Oral Surgery 5DDB #Mr4
Minor Oral Surgery Quiz
Test your knowledge on minor oral surgery with our comprehensive quiz designed for dental professionals and students alike. Discover key concepts related to complications, flap designs, and more!
Key Features:
- Multiple choice questions
- Detailed insights on oral surgery practices
- Perfect for certification preparation and self-assessment
Extra -oral examination of dry sucket reveals:
Lymphadenitis
Tachycardia
Swelling and rough
Trismus and fever
Intra-oral examination of dry sucket reveals:
Devoid of blood clot with exposed
Rough and Swollen and tender
Inflammation and Painful bone
The mouth smells and tastes foul
All are correct
Management of postoperative complication:
Bleeding
Pain/ Trismus
Ecchymosis/ Edema
Alveolar Osteitis
All are correct
There are several principles of a mucoperiosteal flap
Give adequate access to the site of interest
Be designed to maintain a good blood supply
Be amenable to repair with its margin on sound bone
Not risk damage to adjacent structures
Easy to take of the tooth
The techniques for Closure of Oro-antral Communication are flowing, except
Vestibular flap
Palatal flap
Bridge flap
Triangular flap
The most common cause of an aro-antral fistula is :
Dental extraction
Cancer
Granuloma
Dentist less experience
Osteitis
The most frequently used suture technique of the MOS is:
Interrupted
Mattress
Continuous
Subcuticular
Clips
THe following answers are perioperative complications, except
Soft tissue injuries
Fracture of the Mx tuberosity
Broken instrument in tussues
Dislocation of the TMJ
Dry sucket
The following answers are perioperative complications, except one is
Luxation of adjacent tooth
Submucosal emphysema
Trismus
Hemorrhage
Displacement of tooth , root
The following answers are perioperative complications, except one is
Ecchymosis
Nerve injury
Oroantral communication
Subcutaneous emphysema
Dislocation of the TMJ
Extra -Oral examination of dry socket reveals all of the following, except one is...
Lymphadenitis
The fever is rate
Swellling
Tachycardia
Intra- oral examination of try socket reveals all of the following, except one is...
Devoid of blood clot with exposed
Inflammation and Painful bone
Lymphadenitis
Swollen and tender
The mouth smells and tastes foul
Below are Managements of postoperative complications, except one is...
Testanus
Pain/ Alveolar Osteitis
Ecchymosis/ Edema
Trismus
Bleeding
Here are the flap designs for closure of Oro-antral communication, except one is...
Vestibular flap
Palatal flap
Bridge flap
Envelop flap
The following answers are postoperative complications, execpt one is...
Edema
Hematoma
Dry socket
Fracture
Below are postoperative complications, except one is...
Swelling
Ecchymosis
Nerve injury
Infection of wound
Fracture
Below are postoperative complications, except one is...
Dry socket
Edema
Hematoma
Disclotion of the TMJ
Ecchymosis
What are perioperative complications?
Soft tissue injury
Fracture of the alveolar process
Fracture of the mandible
Dislocation of the TMJ
All are correct
What are the main means of arresting bleeding?
Compression
Ligation, Suturing
Electrocoagulation
Using of hemostaric agents
All are correct
What is the common cause of oro-antral fistula?
Infection
Trauma
Accident
None of them
What are the nerves that are commonly injured?
IAN
Mental nerve
Lingual nerve
Orbital nerve
The following answers are the charateristics of Dry Socket, except...
An empty socket
Smelly breath odor
Pleasant taste in the mouth
Servere pain that radiates to other areas of the head
What are the factors we need to consider when examining a patient?
History of the patient complaint
Medical History
Family History, Social History
Drug History
All are correct
What is the system of examination for oral surgery patient?
General assessment, Hands, Face, Neck, and Oral cavity
General assessment, Hands, Face, Neck, Oral cavity and body
General assessment, Hands, legs, Neck, and Oral cavity
Only Oral cavity
When doing Facial examination, a dentist should check
Color of the face and conjunctivae
The eyes
Skin rashes
Facial Paralysis
What are the disease that do not come under oral examination?
Cardiovascular disease
Respiratory disease
Abdominal disease
Neurological disease
All are correct
The following cysts are classifications by WHO, except...
Odontogenis cysts
Nonodontogenic cysts
Epidermoid cysts
Inflammatory cysts
Nonepithelial cysts
The following cysts are other classifications, except....
Odontogenic cysts
Nonodontogenic cysts
Nonepithelial cysts
Dermoid cysts
All cysts are odontogenic cysts, except one is...
Follicular cyst
OKC
Residual cyst
Primordial cyst
Nasolabial cyst
All cyst are Nonodontogenic cysts, except one is...
Globulomaxillary cyst
Median mandibular cyst
Median palatal cyst
Later periodontal cyst
Nasopalatine cyst
The following cysts are jaw cysts. Except one is ....
Primordial cyst
Nasolabial cyst
Median alveolar cyst
OKC
Mucousretentioncyst
The following cysts are nonepithelial cysts, except one is....
Traumatic bone cyst
Aneurysmal bone cyst
Stafine bone cyst
Mucous retention cyst of Maxillary sinus
Residual cyst
The following cysts are cysts arise from of malassez, except one is..
Radicular cyst
Residual cyst
OKC
Inflammatory cyst
The following cysts are reduced enamel epithelium rests surrounding tooth crown after complete enamel formation, except one is....
OKC
Dentigerous cyst
Eruption cyst
Paradental cyst
All are correct
The following cysts are from rests of serres, except one is...
Glandular odontogenic cyst
Newborn cyst
Botryoid cyst
Aneurysmal bone cyst
All are correct
The following are jaw cysts, a cyst arise from reduced of enamel epithelium is...
Odontogenickeratocyst (OKC)
Dentigerous cyst
Glandular odontogenic cyst
Nasolabial cyst
The following cysts are the cysts arise from reduced of enamel epithelium, exception is...
OKC
Dentigerous cyst
Eruption cyst
Paradental cyst
All are correct
The following cysts are cysts arise from dental lamina, except...
Odontogenickeratocyst (OKC)
Dentigerous cyst
Glandular odontogenic cyst
Botryoid cyst
The following answers are radiographic features of dentigerous cyst, except one is...
Radiolucency around the crown of unerupted tooth
Surrounding bone corticated
Uniform cyst enlargement
Displacement of associated tooth
Smooth or scalloped borders
The following aswers are the radiographic features of dentigerous cyst, except one is...
Radiolucency around the crown of unerupted tooth
Surrounding bone corticated
Round, Circumscribed apical radiolucency
Uniform cyst enlargement
The following answers are the etiology of OKCs, except one is...
Cyst derived from dental lamina rests
Biologic behavior similar to benign neoplasm
Occasionally associated with unerupted tooth
Associated with odontoma
Growth potential and Recurrence
All are cysts of the soft tissues of the mouth, face and neck , except one is...
Dermoid and epidermoid cysts
Botryoid cyst
Thyroglossal duct cyst
Lymphoepithelial cyst
Parasitic cyst
The following anwers are the mechanisms regarding enlargement of cystic lesions, except one is...
Increase in the volume of the contents
Increase in the surface area of the sac or epithelial proliferation
Fluid accumulation within the cystic cavity
Resorption of the surrounding bone
All are correct
The following answers are the cyst initiation formation, except one is...
Exact stimulus not known
In inflammatory odontogenic cyst
Infection is considered as precipitating factor
Bone resorption
Cyst forms from developing dontogenic odontogenic epithelium
The following answers are the results of aspiration of cysts, dentigerous cyst is....
Dirty, creamy with viscoid suspension
Clear, pale yellow straw colored fluid
Clear pale and straw colored fluid
Pus or brownish fluid, seropurulent and sanguinopurulent
All are correctt
The following answers are the results of aspiration of cysts, OKC is...
Dirty, creamy with viscoid suspension
Clear, pale yellow straw coolored fluid
Cleaer pale and straw colored fluid
Pus or brownish fluid
All are correct
The following answers are the results of aspiration of cysts, periodontal cyst is...
Dirty, creamy with viscoid suspension
Clear, pale yellow straw colored fluid
Clear pale and straw colored fluid
Pus or brownish fluid, seropurulent and sanguinopurulent
All are correct
The following answers are the results of aspiration of cysts, infected cyst is...
Pus or brownish fluid, seropurulent and sanguinopurulent
Clear pale and straw colored fluid
Clear, pale yellow straw colored fluid
Dirty, creamy with viscoid suspension
All are correct
The following answers are the indications of marsupialization, except one is...
In young patient with cysts
In very large cysts
Limmited bony removal
In the elderly and debilitated patient
Primary closure of the wound
Pericoronitis is:
Inflammation of soft tissue associated with partial erupted or unerupted tooth
Alveolar osteitis which occurs after extraction a few days
Inflammation of the tissues surrounding the teeth and also damages the alveolar bone
Found on all teeth except the third molars
Which of the following is not sign and symptom of Pericoronitis:
Pain
Swelling
Low temperature
Lymphadenopathy
Treatment of Dry Socket
Analgesics only
Symptomatic Treatment
Antibiotics only
Self-care
If the needle has a flattened section, it should be grasped at the point proximately
One-third of the needle length
Two-third of the needle length
Half of the needle length
One-fourth of the needle length
The aim of a good flap design is not to prevent
Necrosis
Dehiscence
Tearing
Good healing afterwards
Mattress sutures have two forms:
Vertical and oblique
Horizontal and oblique
Horizontal and vertical
Continuous and vertical
When extracting maxillary teeth, the position of the operator should be
At the front and to the right of the patient
At the back and to the right of the patient
At the front and to the left of the patient
At the back and to the left of the patient
Which of the following is not the indication for dental extraction:
Small caries
Pericoronitis
Primary teeth
Fracture teeth
Should you take radiograph of every tooth before extraction
Yes
No
In case needed
Not always
For flatten root teeth, the movement that we make durung extraction is:
Rotation
Buccal-Lingual
Mesial-disal
Lingualise only
When one of the roots of a lower first molar fractures a little below bone level, it is likely
Very east to removed by forceps
Inaccessible to forceps
Uncomfortable to use elevators
Abandoned by the operator
Choose the one that is not the problem to be avoided in transalveolar tooth removal
Inadequate anesthesia
Too small a flap
Insufficient bone removal
Accessible flap
The most common cause of an oro-antral fistula is
Dental extraction
Sinusitis
Dental implant placement
Periapical infection
Which flap is the easiest technique for the closure of Oro-antral communication?
Vestibular flap
Palatal Flap
Bridge flap
Combined vestibular and palatal flaps
Palatal flap is performed when
Oro-antral communication is located more palatal
Oro-antral communication is located more buccal
Oro-antral communication is located more palatal and avoiding flattening of the vestibular
Avoiding flattening of the vestibular is needed
Bridge flap which is performed in oro-antral communication should be fixed by
Mattress and Interupted suture
Continuous suture
Interrupted suture
Subcuticular suture
All are odontogenic cysts, except
Radicular cyst
Nasolabial cyst
Residual cyst
Primodial cyst
All are characteristics of Dentigerous cyst, except
Surrounding crown of the impacted tooth
Crown is located within cyst lumen and root is outside
Symptomatic usually
Cyst remains attached to cervical margin of tooth
Buccal bifurcation cysts happen mostly in
6-11 years of age group
7-9 years of age group
6-15 years of age group
9-12 years of age group
The recurrence rate of Odontogenickerato cyst is
25-60%
20-25%
30-70%
More than 50%
Which one is not the characteristic of Odontogenickeratocyst?
Cyst derived from dental lamina rests
Mostly associated with unerupted tooth
Remarkable growth potential
Biological behavior is sumilar to benign Neoplasm
Which is the charateristic of Calcifying Odontogenic Cyst?
Extraosseous only
Intraosseous only
Usually painful
May be associated with Odontoma
Which one is not phase of pathophysiology of cyst formation?
Cyst initiation
Cyst formation
Cyst enlargement
Cyst's size reduction
All are factors responsible for cyst formation, except..
Bone resorption
Fluid accumulation within Cystic cavity
Prolifeation of the epithelial lining
Enlargement of surrounding bone
Which one is not the reason of why 3.0 black silk is the most common suture used in oral cavity?
Strong enough
Easy to tie
Absorb the liquid well
Black makes it easy to see for removal
All are the instruments for removing bone, except
Chisel and Mallet
Bone file
Bur and Handpiece
Hemostat
The use of appropriate antibiotics for the treatment of Pericoronitis should be for
5 days
3 days at most
One week to 10 days
5 or 6 days
All are signs and symptoms of Dry socket, except..
Visable bone in the socket
Usually painless
Bad breath
Swollen lymph nodes
Which is not the risk factor of Dry socket?
Taking oral contraceptives
Smoking
Tooth infection
Young age
Complication of Dry socket is
Tissue takes 5 to 7 weeks to heal
Bone can take up to 12 months to heal
Dental implant placement is interfered
Delay the healing process after a tooth extraction
What can you do after tooth extraction by surgery?
Avoid spitting for about 2 weeks
Brush your teeth which are adjacent to the extraction site excessively
Rinse your mouth gently
You can touch the characteristic site with your tongue but not fingers
Which is not the characteristic of Nasopalatine duct cyst?
Located in the region of maxillary central incisors
Central incisors lose lamina dura
Central incisors have intact periodontal ligament
Treatment of Eruption cyst
Excision of the cyst
Wait till the patient grow to the age of 6 before performing any surgery
Resolve spontaneously
A good flap design is needed to remove the cyst completely
Radiography of odontogenickeratocyst shows
Well defined lesion
Unilocular radiolucency
Thick corticated margin
No clear border
All are nonodontogenic cysts, except
Globulomaxillary cyst
Median mandibular cyst
Lateral periodontal Cyst
Median palatal Cyst
Rests of Serres can develop into
Gingival cyst of adult
Dentigerous Cyst
Radicular cyst
Paradental cyst
When there is a fractured root of a tooth, it is not good to
Complete the extraction
Explain the patient that is fine to keep it
Simply abandon the procedure
Perform RCT
Which one is not the basic principle of suturing technique?
Insert the needle at right angles to the tissue
The exit tract should likewise be at right angles to the tissue
Sutures should be placed at right angles to the line of the wound
Tie the sutures very tightly to avoid ischemia of the wound edge
The suture technique that can leave a good scar to the patient is
Mattress
Interupted
Clip
Continuous
Generally suture should be removed as follows
Face 5 to 7 days
Neck 3 to 4 days
Scalp- 2 weeks
Elsewhere 10 days
Designs of flap do not depend on
The anatomical site
Age of the patient
Periodontal status
Existing restoration
Importance of flap design consideration
Sufficient visualization is essential
Flap can be retracted with tension
The retractor should not rest on sound intact bone
Torn tissue heals faster than sharp incisions
Which one is not the cause of Pericoronitis?
Trauma from the opposing
Previous history of Pericoronitis
Poor oral hyguene
Invert-impacted
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