Implant year6 2023

1. The primary goal to protect and maintain “tissue-integration"are :

2. The primary goal of implant maintenance :

3. Which one is not Clinical Parameters of Evaluation:

4. The Clinical signs of implantitis:

5. Criteria for the successful implant :

6. Success rate of implant varies with:

7. Which one is not recommended for maintenance of implant?:

8. The Treatment for soft tissue reaction?:

9. Which one is not recommended for Oral hygiene aids :

10. The implant stability:

11. We use radiographic assessment to:

12. Rapid bone loss seen if:

13. Dental Implant Prosthodontic procedure:

14. The new ideas for implant prosthodontics do not include:

15. What factors do you consider for the section of implant abutment?:

16. We choose Screw retained due to :

17. One piece type of abutment:

18. The disadvantage of Cement retained are:

19. What are the 2 impression methods for implant impression?:

20. Generally we take impression after implant placing:

21. The impression taking procedure for Esthetic case :

22. When do you select a fixture level impression?:

23. When do you select an abutment level impression ?:

24. What is the common problem with Plastic impression cap? :

25. We can use transfer abutment as:

26. Bucco-lingual angulation of Posterior teeth:

27. What is the common error of beginner for Mandible posterior implant ?:

28. Firsrt Molar replacement with implant:

29. When the patient has the limitation of opening, the common errors for #37, 47 implants are:

30. The advantages of Panorama radiography :

31. The distortion of Panorama :

32. The Periapical Radiography :

33. Radiology can :

34. Risk factors of dental Implant for the Elderly person:

35. What are not the concerns about dental implants for geriatric person ?:

36. Adequate Bone Volume for Implant by Spray JR et al. Ann periodontol 2000:

37. Surgery for Density 2:

38. Density 1:

39. Density 4:

40. Density 2 :

41. Mandible posterior region :

42. The angulation of Posterior teeth :

43. Mesio-distal position of implant :

44. Firsrt mandible molar replacement with implant:

45. Absolute Contraindications for Dental Implant:

46. Risk factors of dental Implant for the Elderly person:

47. Relative Contraindications for Dental Implants:

48. Dental Implant for Diabetes patients:

49. Implant Supported restorations are :

50. What are the concerns about dental implants for geriatric person ?:

51. The Success rate of healthy old person for implant:

52. Oral hygiene cannot predict when:

53. The group III of the residual ridge is:

54. Adequate Bone Volume for Implant by Spray JR et al. Ann periodontol 2000:

55. The Solution of Insufficient Bone Width:

56. The Rule 2 for mesio-distal position of implant is :

57. When the Bone Height is insufficient the solutions are:

58. Bone density of D2 is:

59. We diagnose the bone density via:

60. Surgery technique for D2 :

61. Which one is not recommended for Surgery of D4?:

62. Surgery for D3:

63. Healing Period of Rough surface implant:

64. Surgical Technique for Various Bone Density:

65. Bone Density D1:

66. Bone Density D4:

67. Surgical technique for D2:

68. Ridge Expansion :

69. Suggested Implant Diameter to Molar :

70. 34. What are the traditional BraneMark protocols?:

71. Attempt to shorten overall treatment length:

72. Why immediate implant?:

73. What is the contraindications for immediate implant?:

74. The measurements for the infected site :

75. Surgical procedure for Immediatethe implant :

76. Choose the correct answer for immediate implant:

77. Choose the wrong answer for immediate provisional restoration:

78. Why delayed Implant placement ?:

79. Rule for mesio distal position of implant :

80. Antero posterior mandible :

81. Influence of bone density on Implant success rate :

82. The maxilla has a thin cortical plate and fine trabecular bone due to :

83. Bone density and Hounsfield Units:

84. Bone density quality:

85. Implant Treatment plan :

86. Treatment modifier when low bone density :

87. What's the dental Implant ?:

88. The top reason to choose a dental implant:

89. The most successful and widely accepted dental implant :

90. Osseointegration is:

91. Interfering factors for osseointegration :

92. Progressive loading :

93. Evolution of surface technology:

94. Choose the correct answer :

95. Choose the incorrect answer:

96. The advantage of Implant :

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97. The control of diabetes over time: HbA1c should not exceed 7%.

98. Implant placement is indicated for diabetes patient if:

99. Dental Implant therapy for hypertensive patient is contra -indicated when:

100. Uncontrolled blood pressure increase the risk for cardiovascular during dental care or prolonged stressful:

101. Patient with acquired bleeding tendency:

102. The statement below is correct, Except:

103. The statement below is true, Except:

104. The statement below is true, Except:

105. The statement below is true, Except:

106. The statements below are correct, Except:

+The remodeled bone and new bone contact with implant, termed secondary bone contact

107. The concept of prosthetic-driven implant dentistry mean:

108. Implant selection is involve:

109. Implant characteristics include the following:

110. 1Guidelines for implant selection are based on:

111. Interdental distance for single tooth replacement using standard implant:

112. Interdental and inter-occlussion distance for multi teeth replacement

113. A standard implant requires :

114. The role of the temporary prosthetic restoration:

115. The provisional prosthetic can be elaborated:

116. General specifications of temporary prosthetic restorations:

117. Minimal buccal –lingual bone volume for 4mm diameter implant is:

118. In term of biomechanics, implant should be placed in the direction of axial forces, because:

119. Wide diameter of implant should be use in strong occlusal forces because:

120. Prerequisite for success for immediate or early loading of implants is:

121. To improve primary stability in type 3 and 4 bone, surgeon may adapt with:

122. Removable provisional may be unstable solution because :

123. Implant placement in anterior single tooth is predictable treatment outcomes if:

124. Dental implant therapy in the anterior is a complex procedure, which base on a comprehensive preoperative evaluation. An optimal esthetic result depends on

125. Single tooth implant in the anterior area is a surgical risk procedure if:

126. The provisional fixed restoration plays a major role in esthetic outcome because:

127. Selection of the abutment depends on:

128. Implant-supported FPD, when possible, is the treatment of choice for partially edentulous patients in the situation:

129. In cases of restoration of each los unit with an implant, when it is indicated to splinting the implant ?:

130. There are some disadvantages of screw retain, Except:

131. Immediate and early loading protocols should focus on:

132. Cochrane reviews are recognized as a gold standard in evidence-based health care, Except:

133. What’s fibro-intergration?:

134. To prevent implant from fibro-intergration, Must:

135. Clinician should be perform proper technique when placing implant in poor bone type IV, Except:

136. There many reasons in implant failures, Except:

137. Malposition of implant poses many complications, except:

138. There are some pre -surgical steps to prevent implant from malposition. Except:

139. Bleeding during and after implant surgery can be managed, Except:

140. Nerve injury is due to occurred, Except:

141. Infection is the most common cause for loss of implant. To prevent this occurrence, we have to respect the surgical protocol, Except:

142. Pain after implant surgery is normal physiologic response to tissue damage. Pain intensity comes to the peak after:

143. The statements below are true, Except:

144. The statements below are true, Except:

145. The statements below are true, Except:

146. There are some crestal approaches limitations, except:

147. How do we prevent pressure necrosis of the cortical bone:

148. What is important in the preparation of type 1 bone?:

149. Why is it important to take an X-ray after your pilot drill.:

150. Why is the mid-crestal incision the most ideal incision type?:

151. Accessing the posterior wall of the Maxillary sinus through a vestibular incision may injure one or more of the following vital structures:

152. Spontaneous recovery from nerve injury to the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) is more frequently observed compared to the lingual nerve due to:

153. Which one of the following is not an acceptable complication of third molar surgery:

154. Which of the following is most likely to result in implant failure:

155. What is the minimum recommended distance between the most inferior aspect of an implant and the superior aspect of the mandibular canal:

156. A 30 year old male is one week status post placement of 3 right mandibular posterior implants. He is complaining of parasthesia of his right mental branch that has been present since the implants were placed. A panoramic radiograph demonstrates that all 3 implants are less than 0.5mm superior to the mandibular canal. What is the most appropriate next step:

157. In the aesthetic zone, the only place where two implants are acceptable is:

158. What are the advantages of the customized impression coping technique?:

159. Which is the best material to use for the fabrication of a provisional restoration:

160. The most common problem following provisional restoration removal before impression making is?:

161. The arteries that are commonly found penetrating the lingual cortical bone of the mandibular symphysis and are liable to injury during implant surgery are branches of one or more of the following arteries:

162. The terminal branches of the lingual artery in the floor of the mouth are:

163. To stop hemorrhage from the lingual artery in the floor of the mouth one or more of the following maneuvers should be tried:

164. Harvesting a ramus block may involve dissection below the external oblique ridge below the buccinator muscle attachment. The operator must be aware of the presence of one or more vital structures that may be injured

165. Lingual perforation during the insertion of mandibular second molar implant may injure one of the following arteries:

166. Which of the following is NOT considered a regenerative therapy:

167. Papilla regeneration can be best accomplished through:

168. In early implant placement, the implant is placed at:

169. Which factors are most related to recession and color changes around implants which are immediately placed into an anterior extraction socket.:

170. The socket shield technique as published by Hurzeler et al., JCP 2010, is describing which technique?:

171. Why does every implant placed and restored should follow an Implant Maintenance Therapy?

172. The most common complication during sinus graft surgery is:

173. Which of the following are factors that lead to peri-implantitis?:

174. How does peri-implant tissue differ from that around teeth.:

175. What are the benefits of Immediate Implant Placement?:

176. Why does replacement of adjacent Central and Lateral Incisors pose an Esthetic Dilemma?:

177. Soft Tissue Thickness is important because:

178. The thickness of Gingiva on the Labial of Implants is best when:

179. 84/ The sources of blood supply to the buccal plate of bone are:

180. Delaying placing an implant into a socket for 8 weeks:

181. The proper placement of an implant into a maxillary central incisor is:

182. Recession due to faulty implant positioning is typically due to placement too:

183. Soft tissue recession around implants can be due the following Physiological Factors:

184. The Goals of Therapy in Sinus Augmentation are;:

185. What is the major concerns in One Stage Sinus Augmentation with simultaneous implant placement;:

186. Surgical access of the maxillary sinus by creating a window through the posterior lateral wall of the maxilla may injure one or more of the following vital structures:

187. The vital structures that the dentist need to be aware of and protect during surgical access to the lateral wall of the maxillary sinus? 1. Caninus muscle 2. Infraorbital nerve 3. Infraorbital artery 4. Facial artery:

188. Maxillary siusitis caused by odontogenic infection was found to be ____ of all sinusitis;:

189. The statements below are correct. Except:

190. In cases of severe bleeding and lingual hematoma during the placement of the implantin the lower incisor region, which artery do you think is injured:

191. The path of the inferior dental canal inside the mandible is not straight and deviates from the lingual to the buccal in the area of:

192. Implant placed in front of the mental foramen should be 6 mm from the foramen to prevent the encroachment of:

193. During the procedure of autogenous bone grafting harvested from the area of symphysis, dysesthesia can occur because:

194. Severe bleeding and lingual hematoma that occur during implant placement in the lower premolar area can be caused by severing the artery of:

195. “Witch Chin” is a postoperative complication that occurs when a mucoperiosteal flap is raised in the symphyseal area because of:

196. A mean distance between the mandibular canal and the inferior mandibular border measures approximately at:

197. The incisive nerve is innervate:

198. The anterior loop of an inferior dental nerve can be predicted when the nerve comes:

199. Dentoalveolar innervation and the periodontal ligament area of the innervation are:

200. During implant placement and nerve injury, patients will feel numbness only when the injured nerve supply:

201. Incisions on the buccal vestibules may cause severe edema and post- operative pain due to:

202. The length of the inferior alveolar nerve’s anterior loop is:

203. The periosteum and both the lateral wall of the maxillary sinus and its Schneiderian membrane are supplied by two arterial branches:

204. The lateral wall of the maxillary sinus hosts the superior alveolar canal:

205. The inferior border of the mandible receives most of its blood supply from:

206. The gingiva and periosteum receive their blood supply mainly through the supraperiosteal vessels, which run ____________________ to the long axis of the teeth:

207. The lingual nerve provides a sensory supply to the:

208. A Submandibular space infection can spread into:

209. An anesthesia block to the long buccal nerve will anesthetize:

210. During mental nerve block anesthesia, the following structure is anesthetized:

211. Nontraumatic extraction followed by implant stabilization in the extraction socket is commonly achieved over:

212. For flap suturing, tissue trauma may be reduced by selecting:

213. When an implant will be placed in hard, dense bone, which implant should be chosen to avoid pressure necrosis:

214. After implant placement, the most significant drop in implant stability occurs after:

215. The flapless punch technique is recommended for regular- size implants when the minimum ridge width:

216. When the lateral widow approach is used for maxillary sinus elevation, the operator relies on a 3- mm perforation of the Schneiderian membrane. The best management approach in this situation is:

217. Simultaneous implant placement and sinus augmentation is not recommended when:

218. During a socket preservation procedure, the following should be considered:

219. The treatment plan of choice for grossly decayed, unsolvable, upper central incisors with an optimal tissue condition is:

220. During a nonsubmerged procedure, there may be gingival overgrowth above the healing abutment during soft tissue healing. This can be treated with:

221. The main cause of cover screw exposure during the healing period is:

222. Three weeks after submerged implant placement, you notice wound dehiscence and that part of the cover screw is exposed. What is the best management approach in this case?:

223. A thorough investigation of the upper posterior edentulous area is needed to determine the bone volume availability before implant placement because:

224. The implant should be submerged when:

225. The disadvantage of the punch flapless technique is:

226. The operator may be unable to place the implant level with bone or countersink it because:

227. Factors that can prevent placement of the implant in an ideal position include:

228. When placing an implant immediately after tooth extraction in the upper anterior area, there will be gap distance or jumping distance between the implant surface and the labial wall of the socket. This distance should be filled by bone graft particles to prevent:

229. According to the Lechom and Zarb classification, which type of bone needs bone taping before implant placement:

230. To avoid bone overheating during drilling, the following should be considered:

231. To achieve a proper emergence profile and to avoid a ridge overlap, an implant in the upper incisors should be placed bucco- lingually in:

232. Generally, the final bone preparation socket diameter is slightly smaller than the implant diameter :

233. The best management for wound dehiscence after a GBR procedure and exposure of the resorbable collagen membrane to the oral cavity is:

234. In cases of a GBR procedure, the best suturing technique to achieve complete closure and hold the wound in contact during soft tissue healing is:

235. During implant placement in the upper first premolar area, special consideration should be given to:

236. Underestimating the size of the incisive foramen in the upper central area during implant placement leads to implant engagement to the foramen, which in turn leads to:

237. Due to limited space in the upper central area, the implant may need to be placed in the incisive foramen. The best management approach in this case is:

238. When autogenous bone is needed for one implant, the intraoral harversian donor site is:

239. 144/ Structural nerve damage without complete nerve cutting is called:

240. A short implant should be avoided in which of the following cases:

241. For a patient with gingival recession on the adjacent teeth to the edentulous area, the best flap design is:

242. Immediate implant loading is determined when:

243. The advantages of flapless punch implant placement include all of the following Except:

244. The advantages of the nonsubmerged over the submerged technique for implant placement include all of the following Except:

245. For a better emergent profile of an implant placed in the upper premolar area, the implant should be placed: