Indices

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Calculus Assessment Quiz

Test your knowledge on calculus assessment techniques and indices with our engaging quiz! Dive into the specifics of calculus surface indices, measuring techniques, and stain indices.

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Calculus surface index evaluates calculus accumulated over a period of
2-6 weeks
1-2 weeks
4-6 weeks
1-6 weeks
Calculus surface index was modified to included how many teeth
4 Lower anteriors
6 Upper anteriors
4 Upper anteriors
6 Lower anteriors
Maximum possible score in calculus surface severity index is
24
48
128
56
Three measurement planes in probe method of calculus assessment are
Gingival, distal and mesial
Labial, distal and mesial
Lingual, distal and mesial
Labial, lingual and mesial
Percentages used to score calculus in marginal line calculus index
10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 50%
12.5%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%
60%, 70%, 80%, 90% and 100%
25%, 35%, 45%, 55% and 65%
All the surfaces are examined and surface with highest grade is recorded in
Calculus surface index
Calculus surface severity index
Sign grading system for calculus
Marginal line calculus index
Score for severe (+++) calculus is
0-1
1-1.2
1.5-2
2.1-3
Who gave the index to record the stains of stannous fluoride agents on children
Synder
Lobene
Horowitz
Davis and Rees
2 regions measured in labial surface of Lobene's stain index are
Incisal and body
Cervical and body
Gingival and Body
Middle and body
Index to record pigmentation of teeth occurring in association with fillings or with non-carious tooth structure is
Extrinsic stain index
Lobene's stain index
Dental pigmentation index
Modified lobene's stain index
In modified Lobene's stain index; stain recorded based on 2 characteristics namely
Opacity and intensity
Intensity and area
Area and Opacity
Intensity and area
Crown considered in all classification of stain indices is
Anatomical
Clinical
Clinical and not anatomical
Anatomical and not clinical
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