Year 3 - Tutorial

1. For a patient while scoring for BPE examination, if the black band of the probe is completely not visible.it indicates patient has a BPE score of ………. In that area.
A
No pockets >3.5 mm
B
Probing depth 3.5-5.5 mm
C
Probing depth >5.5 mm
D
Furcation involvement
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1. For a patient while scoring for BPE examination, if the black band of the probe is completely not visible.it indicates patient has a BPE score of ………. In that area.
A
No pockets >3.5 mm
B
Probing depth 3.5-5.5 mm
C
Probing depth >5.5 mm
D
Furcation involvement

Slide 1 - Quiz

2. A BPE is performed on a 42-year- old woman. Her oral hygiene is generally good, but generalized recession of 2-3mm is seen. In the upper right posterior sextant, the BPE score is 3* is recorded. This means
A
Loss of attachment of > 7 mm in the upper right posterior sextant
B
Probing depths of between 4-6mm in the upper right posterior sextant
C
Furcation involvement in the upper right posterior sextant
D
Probing depths of > 6mm in the upper right posterior sextant

Slide 2 - Quiz

3. A 71 year old man attends for a periodontal examination. He is a smoker (approx. 15/day). He reports a history of gum treatment over the last 15 years. He has some interdental recessions. His BPE is 2 anteriorly and 4 posterior, with 4mm pockets in more than 30% of teeth. Intra-orally calculus is present-ray examination reveals interproximal bone loss affecting the worst tooth to the apical third of the root. He has no bleeding on probing, and his deepest pocket is 6mm. the most likely diagnosis is
A
A. Generalized periodontitis, stage I, Grade A, currently unstable with smoking as a risk factor
B
B. Generalized periodontitis, stage IV, Grade A, currently unstable with smoking as a risk factor
C
D. Generalized periodontitis, stage I, Grade C, currently unstable with smoking as a risk factor
D
C. Generalized periodontitis, stage IV, Grade B, currently unstable with smoking as a risk factor

Slide 3 - Quiz

4. This probe has a a “ball end” 0.5 mm in diameter, and a black band from 3.5 to 5.5 mm. The name of this probe is
A
Williams probe
B
Nabers probe
C
UNC 15 probe
D
WHO probe

Slide 4 - Quiz

5. The methods of collection of GCF include
A
Gingival washings
B
Absorbent filter paper strips
C
Micropipettes
D
All of the above

Slide 5 - Quiz

6. The machine used to measure the GCF collected is
A
Periotest
B
PerioTron
C
PerioID
D
PerioWatch

Slide 6 - Quiz

7. The calculus present on the clinical crown coronal to the margin of the gingiva and visible in the oral cavity is referred as
A
Supragingival calculus
B
Subgingival calculus
C
Serumal Calculus
D
None of the above

Slide 7 - Quiz

8. The color of subgingival calculus is
A
White creamy–yellow, or Gray
B
Yellow orange
C
Light to dark brown, dark green or black stains
D
None of the above

Slide 8 - Quiz

9. Supragingival calculus is most commonly seen on on the lingual surfaces of the mandibular anterior teeth which has
A
Opening of Stenson’s duct
B
Opening of Warton’s Duct
C
-
D
-

Slide 9 - Quiz

10. Effect of smoking on gingivitis is
A
Decrease in bleeding on probing
B
Increase in bleeding on probing
C
Exaggerated response in bleeding on probing
D
None of the above

Slide 10 - Quiz

11. Effect of smoking on Periodontitis
A
Increase prevalence with increase number of cigarettes smoked per day
B
Increase rate of periodontal destruction
C
Increase in attachment loss
D
All of the above

Slide 11 - Quiz

12. According to A.D.A SPECIFICATION OF A TOOTHBRUSH ,it should have
A
1-1.25 inches in length , 5/16 to 3/8 inches in width
B
8 to 9rows of bristles
C
option A & B
D
Option A

Slide 12 - Quiz

13. Chemical plaque control followed by mechanical plaque control is always advised for dental plaque control
This statement is

A
True
B
False
C
-
D
-

Slide 13 - Quiz

14. The technique of tooth brushing advised for patient with gingival recession is
A
Modified bass technique
B
Charter’s method
C
Scrub technique
D
Modified stillman’s technique

Slide 14 - Quiz

15. The interproximal aid advised for Patients with B type of interproximal space (i.e Type B- when there is partial recession of the interdental papilla)
A
Dental floss
B
Unitufted brushes
C
Interproximal brushes
D
Super floss

Slide 15 - Quiz

16. Chlorhexidine belongs to which generation of chemical plaque control agents
A
First Generation
B
Second Generation
C
Third Generation
D
Fourth Generation

Slide 16 - Quiz

17. When the oral malodour does not exist, but the patient believes that he or she has it. It is referred as
A
Halitophobia
B
Pseudo-halitosis
C
Genuine halitosis
D
None of the above

Slide 17 - Quiz

18. The depth of clinically healthy gingival sulcus is

A
2-3mm
B
4-5mm
C
5 and above
D
None of the above

Slide 18 - Quiz

19. When the base of the pocket is apical to the crest of alveolar bone, the pocket is referred as
A
Suprabony pocket
B
Infrabony pocket
C
True pocket
D
Option B & C

Slide 19 - Quiz

20. According to the which plaque hypothesis, periodontal disease results from the “elaboration of noxious products by the entire plaque flora.”
A
Specific plaque hypothesis
B
Non specific plaque hypothesis
C
Ecological plaque hypothesis
D
keystone pathogen hypothesis

Slide 20 - Quiz

21. During dental plaque formation bacteria that do not initially colonize clean tooth surfaces but rather adhere to bacteria that are already in the plaque mass
A
Early colonizers
B
Primary colonizers
C
Secondary colonizers
D
Tertiary colonizers

Slide 21 - Quiz

22. Which type of gingivitis is confined to one or more interdental spaces in a limited area
A
Localized diffuse gingivitis
B
Localized marginal gingivitis
C
Localized papillary gingivitis
D
Generalized marginal gingivitis

Slide 22 - Quiz

23. Stage II of gingivitis is called
A
Initial lesion
B
Early lesion
C
Established lesion
D
Advanced lesion

Slide 23 - Quiz

24. The pregnancy tumor type of gingival enlargement can be classified as
A
Inflammatory Gingival enlargement
B
Drug induced Gingival enlargement
C
False Gingival enlargement
D
Gingival enlargement associated with systemic diseases or conditions

Slide 24 - Quiz

25. On clinical examination of a patient the following clinical findings were recorded in relation to the lower right quadrant : Gingival necrosis, especially tips of interdental papillae, Ulceration & sloughing limited to marginal gingival tissue, Pseudomembrane formation. No probing pocket depth . Having Fetid breath. Submandibular lymph node enlargement was also recorded. The patient is suffering from
A
Gingival enlargement & extraoral halitosis
B
Necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis
C
Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
D
None of the above

Slide 25 - Quiz

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