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WorksheetsMINIMALLY INVASIVE DENTISTRY
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the primary goal of minimal invasive dentistry (MID)?
A. To remove as much tooth structure as possible.
B. To replace missing teeth with implants.
C. To conserve tooth structure while treating dental problems.
D. To perform complex dental procedures in a single visit.
Which of the following is NOT a principle of MID?
A. Early detection and intervention.
B. Caries removal with large, deep preparations.
C. Use of minimally invasive techniques.
D. Application of preventive measures.
What is the primary advantage of using air abrasion techniques in MID?
A. It removes more tooth structure than traditional drilling.
B. It is a painful procedure for the patient.
C. It is less precise than traditional drilling.
D. It removes decayed tissue with minimal damage to healthy tooth structure.
What is the role of dental adhesives in MID?
A. To weaken the bond between the restoration and the tooth.
B. To strengthen the tooth structure.
C. To bond the restoration to the tooth with minimal tooth preparation.
D. To remove decay from the tooth.
Which of the following is a common minimally invasive restorative material?
A. Amalgam
B. Composite resin
C. Gold
D. Ceramic
What is the purpose of using a dental liner under a restoration in MID?
A. To improve the appearance of the restoration.
B. To strengthen the tooth structure.
C. To protect the pulp from irritation.
D. To increase the strength of the restoration.
What is the concept of "extension for prevention" in cavity preparation?
A. Removing more tooth structure than necessary to prevent future decay.
B. Minimizing the removal of tooth structure to prevent future decay.
C. Using a large, deep preparation to remove all decay.
D. Avoiding the use of any type of restoration.
What is the role of fluoride in MID?
A. To weaken tooth enamel.
B. To remove decay from the tooth.
C. To strengthen tooth enamel and prevent decay.
D. To whiten teeth.
What is the importance of early detection and intervention in MID?
A. It allows for more aggressive treatment.
B. It allows for less invasive treatment.
C. It prevents the need for any dental treatment.
D. It increases the risk of tooth loss.
What is the role of the dentist in promoting MID?
A. To educate patients about the benefits of MID.
B. To recommend unnecessary dental procedures.
C. To focus on traditional dental techniques.
D. To ignore patient concerns about tooth conservation.
Which of the following is a minimally invasive technique for treating a cracked tooth?
A. Full crown preparation
B. Root canal treatment
C. Tooth extraction
D. Dental bonding
What is the role of the dental hygienist in MID?
A. To perform invasive dental procedures.
B. To educate patients about oral hygiene and prevention.
C. To recommend unnecessary dental treatments.
D. To ignore patient concerns about tooth conservation.
What is the role of dental technology in MID?
A. To develop more invasive dental techniques.
B. To create more complex and time-consuming dental procedures.
C. To develop less invasive and more effective dental treatments.
D. To ignore the importance of patient comfort and satisfaction.
What is the long-term goal of MID?
A. To increase the number of dental procedures performed.
B. To increase the cost of dental care.
C. To improve the oral health of the population.
D. To promote the use of traditional dental techniques.
How can patients promote MID?
A. By avoiding regular dental checkups.
B. By ignoring early signs of dental problems.
C. By seeking out dentists who focus on traditional techniques.
D. By choosing dentists who prioritize tooth conservation.
