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Dental Conditions + NCTD

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a cause of hypoplasia

a)

bacterial and viral infections

b)

Genetic disease

c)

Maternal illness

d)

Premature birth

e)

Vitamin deficiency

2.

What are causes of hypomineralisation

a)

Fever during tooth development

b)

Trauma during birth/pregnancy

c)

AB use during tooth development

d)

Intake of too much fluoride

3.

If a patient has signs of erosion, what preventative strategies could you recommend?

a)

Rinsing with water after having acidic food/drinks

b)

Applying more regular fluoride to allow critical pH level to from 5.5 to 4.5

c)

if reflux: antacid medications or refer to specialist

d)

Restorations

e)

Chewing gum to aid saliva production

4.

Is this hypomin, hypoplasia or both

a)

Hypomineralisation

b)

Hypoplasia

c)

Both

5.

What is hypomineralisation?

a)

Reduced enamel mineralisation but normal enamel matrix deposition

b)

Less enamel matrix deposition but normal mineralisation

c)

Normal enamel matrix composition and normal mineralisation

d)

Enamel that is pitted

6.

What is hypoplasia?

a)

Reduced enamel mineralisation but normal enamel matrix deposition

b)

Less enamel matrix deposition but normal mineralisation

c)

Normal enamel matrix composition and normal mineralisation

d)

Enamel that is pitted

7.

If a patient was to show clinical signs of hyperplasia, what could you possibly see?

a)

Pitting of enamel

b)

Horizontal grooves - shallow to severe

c)

Malshapen crown

d)

White spots

8.

What can you see here? What can an OHT for management?

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9.

Describe attrition

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10.

What best describes erosion?

a)

The process where some extraneous agent rubs against the tooth surface, causing loss of tooth structure.

b)

The process where it is just the rubbing of tooth surfaces against the opposing teeth causes the loss of structure.

c)

The process where a strong acid comes in contact with the tooth surface for sufficient time to result in total loss of surface mineral.

11.

What advice can you give to someone with erosion?

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12.

What advice can you give to someone with abrasion?

a)

Using a softer tb

b)

Rinsing with water

c)

Small circular brushing motion

d)

Light pressure

13.

What is this and why has it occurred?

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14.

Use the image :

1. Record of the location, extent, colour, surface, distribution and appearance of areas of concern.

2. What is your provisional diagnosis?

3. Why may this presentation occur?

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