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Pat with poor oral higiene, severe attachment loss on specific teeth. Questions what would be your
approach: change restorations, oral higiene instructions or Full root planning and scaling on all 4
quadrants
Patient with amalgam 6 moth ago. Now he has spontaneous lingering pain, what do you do: observe
for another month, change restoration, root canal treatment, or extraction and implant.
Pt with endo on 8, previous apicoectomy and amalgam as obturation material in apical. No signs or
symptoms (I couldn’t see a RL but keep in mind X-rays are no great) what would you do with 8:
Surgical re treatment, non surgical retteatment, extraction and implant or nothing
case was a bunch of info, diseases, X-rays, etc. they just asked 2 questions. First sign of kidney
transplant rejection and cause of fingí el enlargement . .
Pt on several medications. which drug will cause issues with local bleeding control- clopidogrel
Patient taking clopidogrel plus a aspirin 81mg do you need to modified anti bleeding treatment for
regular dental procedures?
Due to which drug extraction will be a problem- zolendronic acid
Case 8 year old pt Mum says boys wakes up middle of the night complaining pain and a node comes
a goes every now and then. one BW right side with interproximal caries on both 1st and 2nd molar, no
furcation RL
Asthmatic and penicillin allergic
1. Which tooth causes issue as per radiograph- I could see nothing BW had cone cut as well
options were - A,B, I, J
I choosed B
2. What is best treatment option- extraction and space maintainer
3. Penicillin allergy: clindamycin
, 4. ASA class- 2
5. 4% ArtiCaine 44 lbs normal kid maximum Carpule - 1?
Case:
Patient having white lesion on floor of the mouth 4.5×2.5cm Already had radiotherapy before for
another cancer Having lots of medications like warfarin and aspirin etc too
Best test to diagnose he white lesion. Cytology, incisional, excisional and one more
2. What it’s no the lesion? Nicotinic stomatitis
3 Cause of xerostomia?
A. Medication
B. Radiotherapy
4. Least risk of
A. Hyposalivation
B SSC
C 2 other options
Probing depth from junctional epithelium to?
Alveolar mucosa
Attached gingiva
CEJ
Free gingiva
Pic to recognize nicotinic stomatitis (history would say patient it’s a smoker)
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