CDCA prometric Questions and Answers 2023

CDCA prometric Questions and Answers 2023 dens-evaginatus a tubercle on the occlusal surface almost similar to an extra cusp and are more rare in appearance. mainly on mandibular premolars Where is dens-evaginatus mostly found? mandibular premolars dens-invaginatus also known as dens in dente is a condition found in teeth where the outer surface folds inward. occurs mainly on maxillary lateral incisors Where is dens-invaginatus mostly found? maxillary lateral incisors sodium bicarbonate rinse recommended for bulimic patients, or pts with acidic diet tetracycline stain thin brown bands on cervical third of teeth filiform most abundant papilla due to light exposure if a pan is darker on one side it is zygomatic process u shaped bone mesiodens single supernumerary tooth between 8 and 9 recurrent caries caries under a restoration concresence the cementum of two or more teeth overlap and join together class 1 caries occlusal areas, pits class 2 caries posterior interproximal class 3 caries anterior interproximal class 4 caries anterior interproximal with incisal edge class 5 caries gingival at facial or lingual (cervical 3rd) variation a canine with a bifurcated root at the tip is a anticonvulsant phenytoin, causes gingival enlargement immunosuppresant cyclosporin, causes gingival enlargement third molars or cysts what can a pan best detect fones method best for small children, circular motions modified stillmans method best used for pts with hypersensitive gingiva or slightly reduced interdental papilla palatine fovea two openings that act as collecting ducts for salivary glands. bilateral on either side of midline dilaceration bending or curving of a root turners tooth missing or diminished enamel on permanent teeth, usually only affects one tooth Mulberry molars are from what? Prenatal syphilis mulberry molars look like what? berry shaped molars, from prenatal syphilis hutchinson's incisors is caused by ____. and they look like what? syphilis, notches on incisal edge enamel pearl enameloma hypodontia having less than 6 missing teeth oligodontia having more than 6 missing teeth 8-12 months primary maxillary central incisors erupt 9-13 months primary maxillary later incisors erupt 16-22 months primary maxillary canines erupt 13-19 months primary maxillary first molars erupt 25-33 months primary maxillary second molars erupt 23-31 months primary mandibular second molars erupt 14-18 months primary mandibular first molars erupt 17-23 months primary mandibular canines erupt 10-16 months primary mandibular laterals erupt 6-10 months primary mandibular central erupt 7-8 years perm maxillary central incisors 8-9 years perm maxillary lateral incisors 11-12 years perm maxillary canines 10-11 years permanent maxillary first premolars 10-12 years permanent maxillary second premolars 6-7 years permanent maxillary first molars 12-13 years permanent maxillary second molars 17-21 years permanent maxillary third molars 17-21 years permanent mandibular third molars 11-13 years permanent mandibular second molars 6-7 years permanent mandibular first molars 11-12 years permanent mandibular second premolars 10-12 years permanent mandibular first premolars 9-10 years permanent mandibular canines 7-8 years permanent mandibular lateral incisors 6-7 years permanent mandibular central incisors herpes zoster shingles, appears in older adults, red bumps on skin measles a respiratory infection, causes Koplik's spots inside mouth herpangina a viral illness primarily in children that involves ulcers in the mouth, sore throat, and fever hep b shot given to the dental employee neurofibroma a benign nerve sheath tumor derived from the myelin sheath of perihperal nerves neuroma a growth or tumor of nerve tissue. can be any part of the nerve 60% percent of alcohol that must be present in a dental disinfectant peripheral giant cell granuloma bluish lobulated nodule on the gingiva, due to trauma or irritation