WorksheetsPeriodontics - Ressective Osseous Surgery
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 3mins
Resective osseous surgery is primarily performed to treat:
a )Gingivitis
b) Tooth decay
c) Advanced periodontal disease
d) Dental caries
The main goal of resective osseous surgery is to:
a) Remove infected gum tissue
b) Create a more favorable environment for tissue regeneration
c) Realign crooked teeth
d) Whiten discolored teeth
Which of the following is NOT a step involved in resective osseous surgery?
a) Incision and flap elevation
b) Removal of diseased tissue and bone
c) Placement of dental implants
d) Smoothing of root surfaces
What is the purpose of smoothing root surfaces during resective osseous surgery?
a) To remove bacterial deposits
b) To promote reattachment of gum tissue
c) To improve esthetics
d) To reduce tooth sensitivity
Resective osseous surgery involves the removal of:
a) Healthy gum tissue
b) Infected gum tissue
c) Tooth enamel
d) Dental pulp
