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WorksheetsLEC M1: HISTORY AND SCOPE
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 43mins
Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the supporting structures of the teeth.
Periodontics
Endodontics
Orthodontics
Prosthodontics
Supporting structures of the teeth.
Gingiva
Cementum
Periodontal ligament
Alveolar bone
Non-surgical periodontal therapy.
Perio 1
Perio 2
Surgical periodontal therapy.
Perio 1
Perio 2
Year when periodontics was recognized as a dental specialty by the ADA.
1974
1947
1976
1948
The Journal of Periodontology was published by...
American Academy of Periodontology (AAP)
European Federation of Periodontology (EFP)
Journal of Clinical Periodontology was published by...
European Federation of Periodontology (EFP)
American Academy of Periodontology (AAP)
It is a branch of dentistry that deals with diagnosis and treatment of diseases and supporting structures of the teeth which includes the gingiva cementum, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone.
Periodontics
Prosthodontics
Endodontics
Orthodontics
Study of normal and diseased periodontium includes structural, functional and environmental factors.
Periodontics
Prosthodontics
Endodontics
Orthodontics
Include topics on assessment, etiology, pathology, histopathology, and role of inflammation in periodontal disease, as well as classification of periodontal diseases.
Periodontics
Orthodontics
Endodontics
Prosthodontics
Periodontics is an application of _________, _______ and _______ to the clinical setting.
Treatment modalities
Therapeutic periodontics
Preventive periodontics
Limited periodontics
Periodontal disease was uncommon among bones unearthed from ancient civilizations.
True
False
The scientific study of the periodontium in health and disease.
Anesthesiology
Restorative dentistry
Oral physiology
Periodontology
Dental practitioner who by virtue of special knowledge and training in the field limits his practice or activities to periodontics.
Orthodontist
Periodontist
Endodontist
Prosthodontist
Inflammation of the supporting tissue of the teeth.
Periodontitis
Stomatitis
Gingivitis
Gingivostomatitis
First practiced oral hygiene with gold toothpicks.
Babylonians
Chinese
Early Hebrews
Sumerians
They have suffered from periodontal disease and have treated themselves with gingival massage.
Babylonians
Assyrians
Sumerians
Chinese
It contains many references to gingival diseases and offer number of prescriptions for strengthening the teeth and gums.
Ebers papyrus
Journal of clinical periodontology
Journal of periodontology
He is the father of modern medicine.
Pierre Fauchard
Hippocrates of COS
Girolamo Cardano
Thomas Berdmore
He discussed the function and eruption of teeth and the etiology of periodontics.
Ambroise Pare
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Thomas Berdmore
Hippocrates of COS
He believed that the inflammation of gums could be caused by accumulation of “pituita” or calculus.
Paul of Aegina
Albucasis
Hippocrates of COS
Paracleus
Hippocrates of COS believed that the inflammation of gums could be caused by accumulation of “______” or calculus.
Pituita
Putiata
Pituati
He differentiated between “epulis”, a fleshy excrescence of gums in the area of a tooth and and “parulis” which he described as an abscess of gums.
Paracleus
Paul of Aegina
Pierre Fauchard
Paul of Aegina described this as a fleshy excrescence of gums in the area of a tooth.
Epalis
Epulis
Puralis
Parulis
Paul of Aegina described this an an abscess of gums.
Epalis
Epulis
Parulis
Puralis
This was a period of golden age of arabic science and medicine.
Golden age
20th century
Middle age
19t century
He had a clear understanding of calculus as etiology of periodontal disease and described the technique to remove it.
Ambroise Pare
Albucasis
Paracleus
Thomas Berdmore
Albucasis used term "________" for oral and periodontal disease.
Materia medica
Libellus
Parulis
Epulis
Contributions of Albucasis:
Wrote on extraction of teeth
Splinting of loose teeth with gold wire
Use of anesthetic drug for toothache
Used various combinations in dentifrices and mouth rinses
Development of scientific thought and medical knowledge.
Middle age
Renaissance period
Golden age
20th century
He developed an interesting and unusual theory of disease “Doctrine of Calculus.”
Bartholonius Eustachius
Paracleus
Ambroise Pare
Girolamo Cardano
Extensive formation of tartar in the tooth and related this to toothache.
Pierre Fauchard
Leonard Koecker
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Paracleus
Paracleus stated that toothache was comparable to pain produced by calculus in other organ such as _______.
Heart
Liver
Kidney
Intestine
He was an outstanding anatomist and wrote a small book on dentistry “Libellus de Dentibus.”
Girolamo Cardano
Levi Spear Parmly
Bartholonius Eustachius
John Hunter
It is the first original book on teeth.
Doctrine of Calculus
Libellus de Dentibus
The Natural History of Human Teeth
Treaties in the ‘Disorder and Deformities of the Teeth and Gums’
Head surgeon had made his contribution to dental surgery which included gingivectomy.
Bartholonius Eustachius
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
Neumann
Ambroise Pare
He published the “Artzney Buchlinn or Zene Artzney (medicine of teeth).”
Ambroise Pare
Leonard Koecker
John W. Riggs
Bartholonius Eustachius
The first book devoted to dental practice.
Artzney Buchlinn or Zene Artzney (medicine of teeth)
Libellus de Dentibus
The Natural History of Human Teeth
Doctrine of Calculus
He is an italian physician and appears to have been the first to differentiate types of periodontal disease.
Girolamo Cardano
Leonard Koecker
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Ambroise Pare
He developed microscope and drawing material from the mouth he first described oral bacterial flora.
Alfred Fones
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
Albucasis
Ambroise Pare
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek's drawing offered a reasonably good presentation of _______ and _______
Calculus
Oral spirochete
Bacilli
Oral flora
Modern dentistry was developed.
Renaissance period
Golden age
18th century
19th centrury
In 1678, he regarded as father of modern dentistry and designed periodontal instruments and described the technique in detail.
Berhard Gottlieb
Hippocrates of COS
Pierre Fauchard
John Hunter
Book published by Pierre Fauchard.
The Natural History of Human Teeth
The Surgeon Dentist
Doctrine of Calculus
Libellus de Dentibus
He wrote a book entitled “The Natural History of Human Teeth” describing the anatomy of teeth and their supporting structure.
John Hunter
Levi Spear Parmly
Girolamo Cardano
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
He is a contemporary of Hunter and published the treaties in the ‘disorder and deformities of the teeth and gums.’
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
Thomas Berdmore
Balint J. Orban
Berhard Gottlieb
Several major development in medical science occurred in the second half of the ______ century era.
18th
21st
20th
19th
Era of modern medicine including dentistry.
Middle age
Renaissance period
19th century
18th century
He mentioned on his paper (1821): The need for oral hygiene by the patient, to be performed in the morning and after every meal using an astringent powder and tooth brush placing bristles at the spaces of tooth.
Leonard Widman
Leonard Koecker
John W. Riggs
Gillette Hayden
He is the father of oral hygiene.
Thomas Berdmore
Xenophon
Levi Spear Parmly
Alfred Fones
He is the inventor of dental floss.
Balint J. Orban
Neumann
John W. Riggs
Levi Spear Parmly
He is the first individual to limit his practice to periodontics.
John Hunter
John W. Riggs
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
Ambroise Pare
He developed the concept of oral prophylaxis and prevention.
Paul of Aegina
John W. Riggs
Xenophon
John Hunter
First dental school.
NYU College of Dentistry
Tokyo Medical and Dental University
Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Recognized Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis and mentioned that greek soldiers have been affected by sore mouth and foul smelling breath.
Xenophon
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
Weski
Alfred Fones
Xenophon mentioned that greek soldiers have been affected by _____ and ________.
Gingivitis
Sore mouth
Foul smelling breath
TMJ
A french physician who described ulceronecrotic gingivitis as ‘vincent angina.’
Leonard Widman of Sweden
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
Xenophon
Balint J. Orban
In the first 3rd of 20th century periodontics flourished in central europe with two major center of excellence ______ and ______.
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
France
People from Vienna who contributed in the dental field.
Neumann
Leonard Widman of Sweden
Balint J. Orban
Berhard Gottlieb
People from Berlin who contributed in the dental field.
Neumann
Weski
Leonard Widman of Sweden
Balint J. Orban
He published extensive microscopic studies of periodontal disease in humans.
Balint J. Orban
Berhard Gottlieb
Xenophon
Alfred Fones
It was realized that removable of calculus and other deposit was not enough in addition removal of periodontal pocket was necessary.
Gillette Hayden
Grace Rogers Spading
Weski
Berhard Gottlieb
Gottlieb's contributions in the german literature in 1920s mentioned:
Attachment of gingival epithelium to tooth
Biology of cementum
Tooth eruption
Traumatic occlusion
Younger contemporary of Gottlieb in Vienna.
Thomas Berdmore
Balint J. Orban
Alfred Fones
Hyacinthe Jean Vincent
He carried out extensive histologic studies.
Berhard Gottlieb
Balint J. Orban
Thomas Berdmore
John Hunter
They described flap surgery including osseous recontouring.
Weski
Neumann
Leonard Widman of Sweden
Alfred Fones
He carried out pioneering studies correlating radiographic and histopathologic changes.
Weski
Neumann
Xenophon
Albucasis
He also conceptualized periodontium as formed by cementum, gingiva, periodontal ligament and bone.
Levi Spear Parmly
Weski
Leonard Widman
Leonard Koecker
In the United states before world war II, an important contribution to periodontal surgery was made by _______, ______, and _______.
J. Zemsky
G.V. Black
A. Zentlar
P. Fauchard
He opened the first school for dental hygienist in bridgeport.
Berhard Gottlieb
Thomas Berdmore
Girolamo Cardano
Alfred Fones
The concept of systemic disease originating in dental and oral infection have been mentioned in the Assyrians clay tablets (7th century) by Hippocrates (460-370BC).
Tooth decay
Focal infection
Oral cancer
Periodontal disease
Focal infection, a systemic disease originating in dental and oral infection have been mentioned in the Assyrians clay tablets (7th century) by _______ (460-370BC).
Hippocrates
Albucasis
Paracleus
Xenophon
In the 19th century, _______ in 1818 and ______ in 1828 recognized the role of oral sepsis in rheumatic and other diseases.
Benjamin Rush
Leonard Koecker
Leonard Widman
Gillette Hayden
In 1806, italian ________ attempted to place solid gold roots in human jaws.
M. Maggiolo
G. Cardano
B. Gottlieb
L. Widman
In 1950s, the swedish orthopedic surgeon ______ developed a technique using titanium screw-shaped intraosseous implant.
Irving Glickman
Per-Ingvar Branemark
Jens Waerhaug
Grace Rogers Spalding
The United States and the scandinavia took leading role in basic and clinical periodontal reasearch during and after the 1950s
After the WWII
After the WWI
Renaissance period
Middle age
These people were among who lead the basic and clinical periodontal research during and after the 1950s.
Jens Waerhaug
Irving Glickman
Grace Rogers Spalding
Gillette Hayden
The American Academy of Periodontology(AAP) founded in 1914 by two female periodontists, _______ and _______ had become the leader in organized periodontics.
Grace Rogers Spalding
Gillette Hayden
Clara MacNaughton
Lucy Hobbs Taylor
