04 - Intra Oral Exam

Multiple Choice

What are the components evaluated during an intra-oral exam?

• Soft tissues of the oral cavity

• Periodontium

• Teeth

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the common illnesses associated with the palate in animals?

• Foreign bodies

• Lymphocytic-plasmacytic Stomatitis

• Caudal stomatitis

• Cauditis

Multiple Choice

What should you examine on the tongue surfaces?

• Dorsal, ventral, and lateral surfaces

• Only the dorsal surface

• Only the ventral surface

• Only the lateral surface

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Multiple Select

What are the components of the periodontium?

• Gingiva

• Cementum

• Periodontal ligament

• Alveolar bone

Multiple Choice

What is the normal probe depth for a dog's gingival sulcus?

• 0.5-1 mm

• 1-3 mm

• 0-3 mm

• 1-2 mm

Multiple Choice

What is the normal probe depth for a cat's gingival sulcus?

• 0.5-1 mm

• 1-3 mm

• 0-3 mm

• 1-2 mm

Multiple Choice

What is the mucogingival line?

• Where the mucosa meets the gingiva

• Where the alveolar mucosa begins

• Where the buccal mucosa ends

• Where the attached gingiva is located

Labelling

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Alveolar mucosa

Attached gingiva

Mucogingival line

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Buccal mucosa

Mucogingival line

Multiple Choice

What is the function of the alveolar bone in dental anatomy?

• Houses tooth roots

• Supports gums

• Aids in chewing

• Protects nerves

Multiple Choice

What does Polydontia mean?

• Only a few teeth present

• More teeth than normal

• Congenital absence of teeth

• One or a few teeth are missing

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of Hypodontia?

• More teeth than normal

• Only a few teeth present

• One or a few teeth are missing

• Congenital absence of teeth

Multiple Choice

What does Anodontia refer to?

• More teeth than normal

• Congenital absence of teeth

• One or a few teeth are missing

• Only a few teeth present

Multiple Choice

What is the term for having only a few teeth present?

• Anodontia

• Hypodontia

• Oligodontia

• Polydontia

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With the Triadan System, the top quadrant is​

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, the bottom quadrant is ​

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400

200

300

500

Fill in the Blank

The pink arrow is pointing at tooth # ____.

Labelling

Label the teeth the arrows are pointing at.

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203

210

105

402

306

409

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The red arrow is pointing at tooth #​

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. There is a focal area of gingivitis, the directional terminology that you would use to describe it is ​

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distobuccal

108

lingual

occlusal

Labelling

Label the following image with the correct directional/positional terminology.

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Mesial-buccal

Distal-lingual

Distal-labial

Mesial-buccal

Open Ended

What's wrong with these teeth?

Open Ended

What are your concerns for this patient's teeth?

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• Test #1 (October 20th, 2025)

  • Topics:

    • 01 Intro to Dentistry

    • 02 Dental Anatomy

    • 03, 04 Oral Exams (includes intra & extra oral & occlusions & malocclusion)

  • Format:

    • Multiple Choice

    • Labeling

    • Short answer

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