Orthodontic Diagnostic Tool Quiz 1

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    Deep bite tendency is higher in patients with what type of facial pattern?

    • Mesofacial 
    • Dolichofacial 
    • Brachyfacial 
    • Straight face 
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Orthodontic Diagnostic Tool Quiz 1 assesses essential diagnostic records, patient motivation, and specific conditions affecting orthodontic treatment. It evaluates knowledge on material suitability, timing for procedures, and facial pattern impacts, essential for dental professionals.

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  • 2. 

    Lips are able to close over dentition in a relaxed position. 

    • Incompetent lips 

    • Relaxed lips 

    • Protruded lips 

    • Competent lips 

    Correct Answer
    A. Competent lips 
    Explanation
    Competent lips refer to the ability of the lips to close over the teeth properly and maintain a relaxed position. This means that the lips are able to effectively seal the oral cavity, allowing for proper speech, swallowing, and preventing air leakage during breathing. In contrast, incompetent lips would not be able to close over the teeth properly, leading to difficulties in speech articulation and increased risk of air escape. Therefore, the given correct answer suggests that lips that can close over dentition in a relaxed position are considered competent.

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  • 3. 

    What is the most common facial profile of Filipinos?

    • Straight anterior divergent 

    • Convex 

    • Concave 

    • Straight 

    Correct Answer
    A. Convex 
    Explanation
    The most common facial profile of Filipinos is convex. This means that the forehead and chin protrude slightly, creating a rounded appearance. This facial profile is characterized by a slight curve or convexity along the nose and upper lip area.

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    May reveal aspects of the dentition that may be overlooked during clinical exam

    • Radiograph 

    • Study cast 

    • Medical and dental history 

    • Intraoral photographs 

    Correct Answer
    A. Study cast 
    Explanation
    Study casts, also known as dental models, are three-dimensional replicas of a patient's teeth and oral structures. They are created by taking impressions of the patient's teeth and pouring a dental stone or plaster into the mold. Study casts are commonly used in dentistry for diagnosis, treatment planning, and evaluation of treatment outcomes. They provide a detailed and accurate representation of the patient's dentition, allowing dentists to examine the teeth from different angles and identify any abnormalities or issues that may not be easily visible during a clinical examination. Therefore, study casts can reveal aspects of the dentition that may be overlooked during a clinical exam.

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    If the patient is allergic to nickel what would be the best substitute?

    Correct Answer
    chromium cobalt
    Explanation
    If the patient is allergic to nickel, the best substitute would be chromium cobalt. This is because chromium cobalt is a hypoallergenic material that is commonly used in medical implants and prosthetics. It is known for its biocompatibility and resistance to corrosion, making it a suitable alternative for patients with nickel allergies.

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  • 6. 

    Most common malignancy in children that may cause tooth agenesis or root shortening. 

    Correct Answer
    Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
    Explanation
    Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the most common malignancy in children. It can cause tooth agenesis, which is the absence of one or more teeth, as well as root shortening. This is because leukemia can affect the development of teeth and their roots. Therefore, it is likely that acute lymphoblastic leukemia is the correct answer to the question.

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  • 7. 

    MDA formula used for filipinos 

    • Huckaba 

    • Nance 

    • Moyers

    • Go 75

    Correct Answer
    A. Go 75
  • 8. 

    The motivation of the patient to undergo treatment comes  from other factors like such as parents, relatives or doctors. 

    Correct Answer
    External
    Explanation
    The answer "External" is correct because the statement suggests that the motivation for the patient to undergo treatment comes from external factors such as parents, relatives, or doctors. This means that the patient's decision to seek treatment is influenced by outside sources rather than their own internal motivation or personal reasons.

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    Necessary in all cases of all treatments intended to be performed. Considered as standard operating procedure.

    Correct Answer
    Essential Diagnostic Records
    Explanation
    Essential Diagnostic Records are necessary in all cases of all treatments intended to be performed. They are considered as standard operating procedure because they provide crucial information about a patient's condition, including medical history, test results, and any other relevant diagnostic information. These records help healthcare professionals make informed decisions about the appropriate treatment plan for the patient. Without these essential diagnostic records, it would be difficult to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment being performed.

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    When is the ideal time of doing gingivectomy in a patient who has gingival hyperplasia caused by immunosuppression?

    Correct Answer
    before
    Explanation
    The ideal time to perform a gingivectomy in a patient with gingival hyperplasia caused by immunosuppression is before the condition worsens or progresses further. Performing the procedure earlier allows for better management and control of the hyperplasia, preventing any potential complications or discomfort that may arise from the condition. It is important to address the issue promptly to maintain oral health and prevent any further complications.

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