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WorksheetsDental Knowledge Quiz
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which of the diseases is deep caries differentiated with:
Medium caries
Fluorosis
Getchinson's tooth
Caries in the stain stage
Deep caries is differentiated:
Acute focal pulpitis
Caries in the stain stage
Superficial caries
Pathologic erasure
Which of the features refer to anatomical features of the teeth?
A sign of crown curvature
A sign of tooth cavity structure
Number of bumps
A sign of enamel shape
Which of the features are anatomical characteristics of teeth?
Root characteristic
A sign of tooth cavity structure
Number of bumps
A sign of an indentation on the crown
What surfaces are characteristic of a cutter?
Vestibular
Chewing
Parietal
Contact
What surfaces can be distinguished in a cutter?
Contact
Chewing
Parietal
Sideways
Anatomical features of the maxillary central incisor include:
Chisel-shaped crown, well-developed cone-shaped root
Lingual surface is concave, triangular in shape
The vestibular surface has an elongated quadrangular shape
There are two cusps on the chewing surface, the cheek and palatine cusps
Anatomical features of the maxillary canine include:
Crown is massive, cone-shaped
The crown tapers to the cutting edge and ends in a single pointed cusp.
Vestibular surface has an elongated quadrilateral shape
There are two cusps on the chewing surface, the cheek and palatine cusps
Which material is most suitable for permanent filling of class 2 cavities?
Herculite
Charisma
Silicin
Amalgam
According to the chemical composition, glass ionomer cements are categorized into:
Traditional
Hybrid
Aesthetic
Basic
What are the disadvantages of conventional glass ionomer cements?
Hydrophilicity
Final polishing after 24 hours
Anticariasis effect
Fast durability
Glass ionomer cements do not include:
Adhesor, Silicin
Belocor, Fritex
Aqua Meron, Fuji I
Vertex, Daikal
It does not belong to the group of zinc-phosphate cements:
Cemion, Belacin
Silicin, Charisma
Adgesor, Tenet
Zetapex, Dentalex
By composition, therapeutic pads are divided into:
Calcium hydroxide based
Combined
Secondary
Kalium-containing
Materials for therapeutic pads include:
Calcimol, Calcicur
Adhesor, Charisma
Evicrol, Calcicur
Gypsum, Dentalex
Not used as therapeutic pads:
Adhesor, Fritex
Silicin, Unifas
Daikal, Calcimol
Evicrol, Remex
Types of insulating gaskets:
Basic
Silicate
Calcium-containing
hydrophobic
Insulating gaskets are:
Adhesor, Cemion, Unifas
Ketak Molar, Tenet, Unitzem
Calcicur, Crezofen, Evicrol.
Charisma, Daikal, Life
Not used as insulating gaskets:
Charisma, Daikal, Herculite
Life, Evicrol, Calmecin.
Cemion, Ketak Molar, Unitsem
Unifas, Tenet, Adhesor
The composition of artificial dentin includes:
Zinc oxide
Calcium oxide
Magnesium oxide
Silica component
The dentin paste includes:
ZnO
Peach оil
Calcium оxide
Sodium fluоride
The composition of zinc-phosphate cement powder includes:
Zinc oxide, magnesium oxide
Aluminum oxide, zinc oxide
Kaolin, orthophosphoric acid
Silicone, calcium carbonate
Anatomical features of teeth include:
Sign of crown curvature
Sign of a dental cavity
Sign of the number of bumps
Sign of the crown angle
What surfaces does the cutter have ?
Vestibular
Chewy
Neck
Oral
Anatomical features of the maxillary central incisor:
Chisel-shaped crown, well-developed cone-shaped root
Vestibular surface has a quadrilateral elongated length
There are two cusps on the chewing surface, cheek and palate
The crown tapers towards the cutting edge and ends in a single pointed tubercle
Choose the best permanent filling material for Class 2 restorations:
Herculite
Charisma
Silicin
Luxat
Disadvantages of conventional glass ionomer cements include:
Hydrophilicity
Adhesion to tooth tissue
Wear resistance
Plasticity
The disadvantages of amalgam include:
Galvanism
Thermal conductivity
Bactericidal
Plasticity
A compomer filling is:
Dyrect
Herculite
Unifas
Admira
Plastic non-hardening pastes for root canal filling include:
Paste based on long-acting antiseptics
Glass ionomer cements
Zinc oxide and eugenol preparations
Silicate cements
There are the following methods of examining the patient:
Objective
Subjective
Secondary
Additional
What conditions should caries in the stain stage be differentiated from?
Fluorosis
Emaline with lack of mineralization
Superficial caries
Enamel underdevelopment
What changes are differentiated with which caries in the stain stage?
Fluorosis
Getchinson's Enamel
Gastritis
Initial stage of periodontitis
What can caries in the stain stage be mistaken for?
Fluorosis
Dentin layer insufficiency
Chronic inflammatory process
Superficial caries
What conditions are similar to tooth decay in the stain stage?
Fluorosis
Enamel with hypomineralization
Enamel wear
Disturbance of enamel formation
What conditions are caries in the stain stage similar to?
Fluorosis
Insufficient mineralization
Fournier's rare tooth.
Disturbance of enamel structure
What should be differentiated from caries in the stain stage?
Fluorosis
Chronic inflammation of the pulp
Clear wear
Enamel deficiency
Where is the carious spot most often found?
In fissure recesses
On the cutting surface
On the back surface
In places of enamel disturbance
Typical carious spot localization sites:
Between the teeth
U of the neck area
On the front surface
In areas with enamel defects
The main sites of carious stain appearance:
In fissure recesses
Emaline border
bump zone
Locations with damaged enamel
Hard tissue erosion most commonly affects the following teeth:
11
21
37
56
What is the best gasket for insulation?
Adhesor
Mineralizing paste
Evicrol Layer
Medical pad
Which of the following gaskets is not designed for insulation?
Therapeutic Life
Mineral Ketak Molar
Unifas
Calcimol
Which of the pads has a therapeutic effect?
Calcimol, Calcicur
Evicrol, protective Adhesor
Dyrekt, Healing Life
Adhesor
What material does composite belong to?
Filled polymer
Glass ionomer cements
Epoxides
Amalgam
Which component is a component of the inorganic filler of composites?
Crystalline quartz
Bisphenolglycidyl methacrylate
Calcicurus
Resorcin
