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Worksheetsintroduction to orthodontics
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who is considered as father of modern orthodontics?
Aristotle
Edward.H.Angle
Calvin Case
Martin dewey
Orthodontics includes the study of growth and ------------ of ------- and --------- particularly, and the body generally as influencing the position of teeth, study of action and reaction of internal and external influences on the development and correction of arrested development.
development, nose, face
enrichment, jaws, body
development, cranial base, mandible
development, jaws, face
Objectives of Jacksons triad-
Functional efficiency, esthetic balance, structural harmony
Dental balance, functional harmony, aesthetic efficiency
Functional efficiency, Structural balance, esthetic harmony
Functional abnormalities, temporomandibular balance, soft tissue harmony
Who introduced acid etching technique?
Buonocore
Raymond begg
Andrews
Calvin case
What are the branches of orthodontics?
Preventive, interceptive, corrective, surgical
Interceptive, preventive, definitive, surgical
Functional, definitive, interceptive, surgical
Surgical, structural, esthetic, corrective
Which of the following factors can lead to orthodontic problems-
Genetics
Thumb sucking
Poor dental hygiene
All of the above
---------- orthodontics includes the procedures that are undertaken at an early stage of a malocclusion to eliminate or reduce the severity of the same.
Preventive
Corrective
c) Interceptive
Definitive
Who is considered the father of modern dentistry?
Aristotle
Pierre Fauchard
William E Magill
Normal Kingsley
Which of the following is NOT a type of orthodontic appliance?
Braces
Clear Aligners
Dental Implants
Space Maintainers
What is the primary goal of orthodontic treatment?
To improve only the appearance of teeth
To align teeth and improve function of jaws, aesthetics
To remove all crooked teeth
To prevent tooth decay
