03 - Extraoral Exams & Occlusion/Malocclusion

Multiple Choice

The living part of the tooth is the

• pulp

• enamel

• bolus

• dentin

Multiple Choice

What tooth has a red dot on it?

• 103

• 403

• 302

• 303

• 402

Multiple Choice

What dental surfaces is the red dot located on?

• Buccal

• Labial

• Palatal

• Distal

Multiple Choice

What dental surfaces is the red dot located on? What tooth is circled?

• Buccal mesial

  409

• Buccal mesial

  408

• Buccal distal

  409

• Buccal distal

  408

Multiple Choice

What tooth has a blue dot on it? What directional surface is indicated?

• 108

  mesial palatal

• 208

  mesial palatal

• 109

  distal palatal

• 207

  mesial palatal

• 107

  distal palatal

Multiple Choice

What teeth are missing?

• 407, 309, 311

• 307, 409, 411

• 107, 109, 111

• 207, 209, 211

Multiple Choice

What is the brown present on the surface of these teeth?

• Tertiary Dentin

• Enamel

• Cementum

• Secondary Dentin

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The ​

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surface of the canine tooth has an ​

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.

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Distal

abraision

Mesial, attrition

Lingual, abrasion

Distal, attrition

Multiple Choice

What premolars are cats always missing?

• Maxillary 05 (105, 205)

• Mandibular 05, 06 (305, 306, 405, 406)

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Labelling

At the top, label the types of teeth circled, on the bottom, label what they are used for.

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Premolars

Shearing & grinding

Incisors

Gnawing & grooming

Molars

Grinding & crushing

Open Ended

What Triadan Number does the left mandibular deciduous canine tooth have?

Multiple Choice

What is the “Rule of 04 and 09”?

• Canine teeth are always 04

• The first Molar is always 09

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Open Ended

What is the dental formula for permanent teeth in dogs?

Labelling

Label arrowed teeth (above) then label their direction (below).

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Distopalatal

Mesiobuccal

402

Distolingual

104

Labial

207

409

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Multiple Select

What are the four parts of the Extraoral exam?

• History

• General Physical Exam

• Close Evaluation of the Head

• Close Evaluation of the Lips and Mucocutaneous junctions

Multiple Choice

What information must be obtained regarding a pet's medical history before a dental procedure?

• Diet

• Hygiene

• Education

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a clinical sign of oral disease in pets?

• Sneezing, snorting or gagging

• Normal eating behavior

• Increased energy levels

• Healthy coat

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to establish a baseline for a client's education of dental care?

• To understand their current routine

• To sell more dental products

• To avoid discussing dental care

• To increase the cost of treatment

Multiple Choice

What is the examination technique called that uses the examiner's hands to feel the texture and location of certain body parts?

• Examination

• Physical

• Auscultation

• Palpation

Multiple Select

What are the three steps involved in head evaluation?

• Visual

• Olfactory

• Tactile

• Symmetry

Multiple Choice

What are the signs of abnormal appearance in lips and mucocutaneous junctions?

• Normal CRT

• No pain, redness, or swelling

• Crusting discharge, swelling/growth, pain, blood

• Pink or black, smooth and moist

Multiple Choice

What are the characteristics of normal appearance in lips and mucocutaneous junctions?

• Pink or black, smooth and moist

• Crusting discharge

• Swelling or growth

• Bad odour

Occlusion/ Malocclusion

Brachygnasthism

Multiple Choice

What is the relationship between the upper incisors and the mandibular incisors in a normal scissor bite?

• The upper incisors are caudal to the mandibular incisors

• The upper incisors are rostral to the mandibular incisors

• The upper incisors are aligned with the mandibular incisors

• The upper incisors are below the mandibular incisors

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Label the Occlusion

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MAL/2

MAL/1

MAL/3

Normal

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When assessing occlusion in a normal patient, the ​

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incisors are rostral to the ​

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incisors.

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maxillary

mandibular

mandibular, maxillary

maxillary, maxillary

mandibular, mandibular

Multiple Choice

The mandibular first molar sits lateral to the maxillary fourth premolar.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

It is normal for the canine teeth to touch when the mouth is resting closed.

• True

• False

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If the incisors are "end to end", we refer to this a ​

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bite.

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level

overbite

underbite

crossbite

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A class I malocclusion is also called ​

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. A class III malocclusion is also called ​

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. A rostral crossbite is an example of a Class ​

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malocclusion.

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neutroclusion

mandibular mesioclusion

I

dental crowding

occlusion

mandibular distoclusion

Multiple Choice

What is the name of the malocclusion where the mandibular canines are in the correct anatomic position, but are lingually displaced?

• Crossbite canines
• neutroversion

• linguoversion

• Class II malocclusion

Multiple Choice

What maloclusion is demonstrated here?

• Class III - mandibular mesioclusion

• Class III - maxillary mesioclusion

• Crossbite

• Overbite

Multiple Choice

Is this class I or class II malocclusion? How can you tell?

• Class III malocclusion

  The mandible is shorter than the maxilla

• Class I malocclusion

  The mandible is shorter than the maxilla

• Normal occlusion

  The mandible is shorter than the maxilla

• Class II malocclusion

  The mandible is shorter than the maxilla

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