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Engaging Pediatric Dentistry Quiz
Welcome to the Pediatric Dentistry Quiz! This interactive quiz is designed to test your knowledge on essential concepts in pediatric dentistry.
Whether you're a dental professional, a student or just looking to enhance your understanding, this quiz covers a variety of topics including:
- Child behavior management
- Tooth eruption timelines
- Cavity prevention techniques
- Dental anomalies
51. The positive reinforament is :?
Praise the child
Give reward to the child
Strong words to the child
Play with the child
Treating with talking
52. Treating children is different from treating adult, the dentist should :?
Ask the parent more information about child
Be friendly to the child
Understanding the intellectual development
Frighten the child when he/she rejects the treatment
Be friendly to the child and Understanding the intellectual development
53. A child comes to see you for dental checkup. There are no cavity but you see some area of the demineralization. What will you do?
Tell the child brushing the teeth twice a day
Tell the child reduce sweet thing
Dentist applies fl varish
No recommended
54. At what age should you palpate for the presence of the upper permanent canine?
7 – 8 years old
8 – 9 years old
9 – 10 years old
10 – 12 years old
55. What age the lower permanent canine will erupt?
8 – 9 years old
9 – 11 years old
10 – 12 years old
11 – 12 years old
56. How can you detect the early earie in the examination?
Visible plaque on the teeth
White spot on enamel
Area of the demineralized enamel
Visible plaque on the teeth, White spot on enamel and Area of the demineralized enamel
White spot on enamel and Area of the demineralized enamel
57. The common useful material filling in children?
Zinc Oxyde
Intermediate Restorative material
Composite resin
Amalgam
Glass lonomer cement
58. Tooth coloration appeared on enamel opaque, white spot with diffusion striation to a brown mottling is result of ?
Amalogenesis imperfecta
Dentinogenesis imperfecta
Tetracycline staining
Dental fluorosis
Hyperplasia
59. Clinical signs of gingivitis in children :?
Plaque
Gingiva inflamed
Calculus
Plaque and Gingiva inflamed
Plaque, Gingiva inflamed and Calculus
60. The difference enamel of primary teeth and permanent teeth. The enamel of primary teeth is:?
More permeable
More consistent
The depth is thinner
More permeable and The depth is thinner
More permeable, More consistent and The depth is thinner
61. The treatment of subluxation of upper primary incisors:
? 1.Soft diet
2.Splinting
? 1.Soft diet
2.Splinting
3.Medication
4.No treatment needed
5.Monitoring the color change
1, 2
1, 2, 3
1, 2, 5
1, 3, 5
1, 2, 3, 5
62. The conversation is important to treat the child to whom, the dentist should focus more on:?
The parents
The sibling
The dental assistant
The child
The child and parents
63. The cause of early childhood carie :?
Frequencies of demand
Sweet drink
Feeding at night
Water
Frequencies of demand, Sweet drink and Feeding at night
64. Fluoride can: ?
Cause the demineralization
Cause the bleaching
Prevent dental carie
Cause the hypersensitivity
All above
65. Modeling technique: ?
Showing the model to the child
Showing the posters oral health education
Treating on the doll to the child
Demonstrate to the anxious child what the dentist is doing to a good behaved child
66. What is the restraint technique.This is a technique: ?
Focus the child to carry out the treatment
Use the sedation
Showing to the child
Taking time to explain the child
All above
67. Dental carie progresses when the demineralization is greater than remineralization. What is the level of PH dental carie?
7.5
7.0
6.8
5.5
5.0
68. The children come to meet you. How to communicate and get the successful treatment?
1.Be friendly to the child
2.Use the technique Tell, Show, Do
3.Show respect and treat them as an individual
4.Treat them as the adults
5.Make them fear and tell lies
1, 2
1, 2, 4
4, 5
1, 2, 3
All are corrects
69. Pediatric dentistry is a dental professional that is focusing specify on: ?
Curative treatment
Preventive treatment
Medication
Oral health education
All above
70. The concentration of Fluoride in the water of rural area?
0.1 ppm
0.5 ppm
1 ppm
2 ppm
5ppm
71. Fusion is a dental anomaly that effects the shape of the tooth and is characterized by:?
Division of single tooth germ
Having single root and root canal
Not necessarily involving dentin
Reducing number of teeth
72. Enlargement of the tooth body on the expense of its root is called:?
Geminition
Taurodontism
Macrodontia
Fusion
73. Fusion most commonly affects the following sites: ?
Mandibular anterior region
Mandibular posterior region
Maxillary anterior region
Maxillary posterior region
74. Radiographic diagnosis of an upper incisor consisting of two crown and one root with one root canal:?
Gemination
Supernumerary teeth
Concrescence
Fusion
75. In children the most frequently missing permanent teeth are:?
First premolars
Second premolars
Maxillary lateral incisors
Mandibular lateral incisors
76. Tooth that erupt within 30 days of birth are called:?
Natal teeth
Neonatal teeth
Primary teeth
Prenatal teeth
77. Why we do ART ?
Not expensive material
Easy to buy material
Good material for filling
Mainly occlusal caries not deep
78. ART we use when?
Lack of electricity 1
Lack of equipment 2
Mainly occlusal caries 3
1,2 and 3 we use ART
79. One tooth have cavity not deep and we want to fill that tooth but no electricity ?
We do ART
We do sealant
We do ART and filling with Fuji IX
ART and filling with self composite
80. Which cavities are suitable for ART ?
Cavities not deep 1
Cavities not deep and dental clinic no electricity 2
Cavities doesn’t have enough instrument 3
Answer 1,2 and 3 are correct
81. Which cavities are not suitable for ART?
Cavities not deep
Cavities not deep with not painful tooth
Cavities deep with painful teeth
Cavities very deep with pulp exposed and painful tooth
82. Who can benefit from ART?
Young children 1
Very anxious patients 2
People in nursing home 3
Answer 1 and 2
Answer 1,2 and 3 are correct
83. Which instrument for ART?
Mouth mirror 1
Probe 2
Tweezers 3
Spoon excavator 4
Answer 1,2,3 and 4 are correct
84. Which instrument not for ART?
Mouth mirror
Tweezers and spoon excavator
High speed hand pice
Probe
85. Which instrument not for ART?
Slow speed hand pice
Mouth mirror
Tweezers
Spoon excavator and probe
86. After you apply fuji IX with ART what your advice you will tell patient?
Not eat or drink for 3 hours
Not eat or drink for 2 hours
Not eat or drink for 1 hours
87. Which age of children that we can use fissure sealant?
Age 15
Age 14
Age 9-10
Age 6-9
88. Which tooth are we use to do sealant?
The first molars of primary teeth
The first molars of permanent teeth
The second molars of permanent teeth
The second molars of primary teeth
89. We can do fissure sealant on ?
The first molars of primary teeth healthy
The first molars of permanent teeth with deep cavities
The first molars of permanent teeth are healthy
The second molars of permanent teeth
90. Which tooth are not sealant?
The first molars and second molars of primary teeth with deep cavities
The first molars of permanent teeth are healthy
The first molars of permanent teeth big cavities with pulp exposed
The second molars of permanent teeth are healthy
91. One first molar have small cavities on the enamel ?
Can not do fissure sealant
Can do fissure sealant
Can not do fissure sealant because it have cavities
Can not do fissure sealant because sealant we do the only healthy teeth
92. Why we do fissure sealant ?
Tooth have deep fissure 1
Children not brush well 2
To prevent caries 3
The answer 1,2 and 3 are correct
93. Child behavior in relation to development two yeas-old?
Dental treatment no need accompanied
Dental treatment need accompanied
Dental treatment not easy with this age
Dental treatment of this age should be accompanied by a parents
94. Extraction in the mixed dentition?
May need a part of orthodontic treatment 1
May be caries 2
May be trauma 3
The answer 1,2 and 3 are correct
95. Extraction in the mixed dentition?
For purely orthodontic reasons, like crowding
Tooth too big
Tooth deep caries
Tooth crown fracture 1/3
96. Serial extraction?
Relieve crowding at an early stage 1
The permanent teeth can erupt into good alignment 2
A voiding the need for later appliance therapy 3
Answer 1 and 3
Answer 1,2,and 3
97. The indication for serial extraction ?
Pulpotomy fail 1
Pulpectomy fail 2
First permanent molars in good condition 3
Class I occlusion with out a deep overbite 4
Answer 3 and 4
98. The indication for serial extraction are?
Patient aged about 9 years old 1
Significant incisor crowding 2
All permanent teeth present
Answer 1,2 and 3
99. The answer below is the management of children?
Show children the environment dental office
Make friend first with children
Hit them and put them on the dental chair
Make friend first with children and do the simple one
100. What is the symptom of reversible pulpitis?
Sharp pain for short duration cause by stimulus
Sharp pain for an hour cause by stimulus
Sharp pain for 2 hours cause by stimulus
Sharp pain for 3 hours cause by stimulus
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