Dental Hygiene Final

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most common site for oral cancers

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Squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue

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Two early signs of gingival inflammation

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BOP AND increase gingival crevicular fluid
Bleeding may be masked if ginvia is fibrotic

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Acellular, consist of glycoproteins. Forms within minutes of a cleaned tooth.

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Pellicle

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In health, the tissue fits snuggly around the tooth. In health, the gingival margin is apical to the CEJ.

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First statement is true, second is false.

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An overbite measures the

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Vertical overlap of the maxillary anterior teeth to the mandibular anterior teeth.

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The primary causative bacteria responsible for tooth decay is

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Mutans Streptococci

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A well dense and organized, nonmineralized mass of bacteral colonies enclosed in a slime matrix that attaches to a moist enviroment best describes?

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Bacterial Plaque

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This is acellular and consists of glycoproteins and forms within minutes of a cleaned tooth?

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Acquired pellicle

Front 9

Bacteria are predominat during early plaque formation

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Gram positive cocci

Front 10

Which instument is used to measure the horizontal width of a patient with a severe overjet?

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Periodontal Probe

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Advancing periodontitis is associated with

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anaerobic gram negative bacteria

Front 12

The down syndrome patient that Jennifer is working on has many supernumerary teeth. This condition is called

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Hyperdontia

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What does AAP stand for?

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American Academy of Periodontics

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What bacteria is associated with peridontal health

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Aerobic gram positive rods and cocci

Front 15

Slime layers that form to protect the biofilm community from attack by antimicrobial agents is predominantely made up of which of the following?

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Lipopolysaccharides

Front 16

Gingivitis is evident in this stage where densely packed vibrios, spirochetes and folamentous bacteria are abundant

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Days 14-24

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Pocket depths are usually 5 mm throughout Ken Durans mouth with no apical migration on the junctional epithelium. Ken most likely has

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Gingivitis

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Type of stain is due to chromogenic bacteria and fungi and is seen in individuals with poor oral hygiene

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Green stain

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Immediately after cleaning the tooth surfaces, the _____ begins to form on exposed oral surfaces

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Pellicle

Front 20

Maxillary teeth are positioned lingual to the mandibular teeth. This condition is called?

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Crossbite

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Area where tooth abrasion or abfraction would occur

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GV black call V

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MOD amalgam is tooth #5

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GV Black Class II

Front 23

O composite tooth #30

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GV Black Class I

Front 24

DO composite tooth #14

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GV Black Class II

Front 25

MIFL tooth #8

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GV Black IV

Front 26

Lingual Pit tooth #9

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GV Black Class I

Front 27

Facial Cervical 3rd area of tooth #31

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GV Black Class V

Front 28

MFL of tooth #10

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GV Black Class III

Front 29

Cusp tip on the incisal edge of tooth #6

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GV Black Call VI

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Disturbance of ameloblasts during formation causing pitting or striated enamel

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Enamel Hypoplasia

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A ped lateral is a good example of this

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Microdontia

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Notched or screwdriver appearance/ congenital syphilis

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Hutchinsons incisors

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Extra tooth at the midline between maxillary incisors

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Mesiodens

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Pulp chambers are really large, crown of the teeth develop normally "bull like teeth"

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Taurodontism