1. What is the main preventive factor that protects him from caries?-

2. What is the most appropriate advice for him?-

3. What is most appropriate advice for his caries management?-

4. How do you improve his water intake?-

5. What do you do?-

6. How will you remove the caries?-

7. While removing the caries, there was an exposure of the pulp. What would you do?-

8. How does composite restoration get the resistance & retention to the tooth?-

9. You notice he has an injury on his forehead in which a part of skin peeled off and the blood was oozing.
What kind of injury is it?-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

10. Which are the diagnostic tests for this case-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

11. What is the reason for the pain-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

12. Why amalgam is better than composite-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

13. If there was a fracture in this RCT treated tooth, which diagnostic test would be most reliable-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

14. As the filling is short in apical third, What would be your next step in management-

RCT treated Tooth 46.
It was treated 3 days back but the patient presents to you with severe pain.

15. Which among the following is the last resort for giving LA technique in general-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

16. What test will you do to check pulp sensibility-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

17. You performed pulp testing and the pain lasted more than 10 mins.
What is the pulpal diagnosis-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

18. What is the periapical diagnosis-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

19. What is the cause of patient’s complaint-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

20. What decides the prognosis for THIS tooth-

Patient complains of pain in the upper right area.
Patient had sensitivity for a long time but recently has had pain with hot foods. She says a large restoration with pins was done 10 years ago by another dentist and now it is so sore that she cannot bite on it.

21. The patient has another tooth which is of concern. Tooth 36 has a deep caries almost reaching the pulpal floor and a lot of secondary dentine is formed reducing the level of pulp chamber floor. Which anatomic structure will help you determine the floor level so that you don’t perforate it if RCT is planned for this tooth-

A young adult female patient had pain on her lower left hand side while eating cold and sweet foods and little discomfort in that area.
Specially the patient complains about bad taste coming from the left posterior lower side.
Medically fit and well.

22. Other than proximal cavitation seen, what else do you find significant connected to the chief complaint on x-ray-

A young adult female patient had pain on her lower left hand side while eating cold and sweet foods and little discomfort in that area.
Specially the patient complains about bad taste coming from the left posterior lower side.
Medically fit and well.

23. What is the most appropriate material to fill this tooth-

A young adult female patient had pain on her lower left hand side while eating cold and sweet foods and little discomfort in that area.
Specially the patient complains about bad taste coming from the left posterior lower side.
Medically fit and well.

24. What is the most appropriate test to confirm the diagnosis for this case-

A young adult female patient had pain on her lower left hand side while eating cold and sweet foods and little discomfort in that area.
Specially the patient complains about bad taste coming from the left posterior lower side.
Medically fit and well.

25. Why is the patient having bad taste-

You are going to construct a lower chrome cobalt partial denture for a patient who has a complete upper denture.

26. What classification is this-

You are going to construct a lower chrome cobalt partial denture for a patient who has a complete upper denture.

27. What type occlusion will you prefer in this patient-

You are going to construct a lower chrome cobalt partial denture for a patient who has a complete upper denture.

28. What will be the advantage of overdenture over conventional complete dentures-

You are going to construct a lower chrome cobalt partial denture for a patient who has a complete upper denture.

29. You plan to remove one of the lower front tooth 41 which is mobile, before you attempt extraction, what area is most important to check for numbness after a mental nerve block-

You are going to construct a lower chrome cobalt partial denture for a patient who has a complete upper denture.

30. The patient has renal failure and has dialysis 3 times a week. What will you consider in regard to his extraction-

31. What type of bone loss is expected in the present scenario-

32. You find the probing depths to be around 7 mm around the molars, what stage of Periodontitis should this be classified into-

33. What is the Grade of Periodontitis-

34. Regarding the management for her condition-

6 Year-old Jack is presented to you with his mother.
Patient complains of pain in his lower left side since the last 2 weeks.
The mother tells you Jack has been avoiding eating from his left side due to pain. He wakes up spontaneously at night due to pain from the last 2 days.
He is very fond of sugar lollies and chocolate bars and consumes them multiple times each day.
This is Jack’s first visit to the dentist. You take a periapical radiograph for Jack.

35. What is Jack’s caries risk status-

6 Year-old Jack is presented to you with his mother.
Patient complains of pain in his lower left side since the last 2 weeks.
The mother tells you Jack has been avoiding eating from his left side due to pain. He wakes up spontaneously at night due to pain from the last 2 days.
He is very fond of sugar lollies and chocolate bars and consumes them multiple times each day.
This is Jack’s first visit to the dentist. You take a periapical radiograph for Jack.

36. What age should the child ideally seen by the dentist as a first visit-

6 Year-old Jack is presented to you with his mother.
Patient complains of pain in his lower left side since the last 2 weeks.
The mother tells you Jack has been avoiding eating from his left side due to pain. He wakes up spontaneously at night due to pain from the last 2 days.
He is very fond of sugar lollies and chocolate bars and consumes them multiple times each day.
This is Jack’s first visit to the dentist. You take a periapical radiograph for Jack.

37. What should be done for Tooth #75-

6 Year-old Jack is presented to you with his mother.
Patient complains of pain in his lower left side since the last 2 weeks.
The mother tells you Jack has been avoiding eating from his left side due to pain. He wakes up spontaneously at night due to pain from the last 2 days.
He is very fond of sugar lollies and chocolate bars and consumes them multiple times each day.
This is Jack’s first visit to the dentist. You take a periapical radiograph for Jack.

38. What should be done for Tooth #74-

6 Year-old Jack is presented to you with his mother.
Patient complains of pain in his lower left side since the last 2 weeks.
The mother tells you Jack has been avoiding eating from his left side due to pain. He wakes up spontaneously at night due to pain from the last 2 days.
He is very fond of sugar lollies and chocolate bars and consumes them multiple times each day.
This is Jack’s first visit to the dentist. You take a periapical radiograph for Jack.

39. All of the following are topical effects of fluoride in preventing dental caries EXCEPT-

40. You consider extracting the tooth, what precautions will you take during radiograph-

41. At 20 weeks, she complains of sore gums, while doing the scale & clean, she complains that it is uncomfortable and you decide to give her anesthesia to help with the pain.
Which anesthesia will you choose-

42. Few weeks later she comes back to see you 30 weeks pregnant, she wants you to check her gums as they are bleeding.
What is your management for this presentation-

Patient presents with an ulcer on the corner of the lower lip.
Patient is having a serious GERD, which is affecting his life and not being able to maintain his diet and nutrition.
You suspect it to be an aphthous ulcer.

43. What will be the first thing you will ask the patient to make the diagnosis-

Patient presents with an ulcer on the corner of the lower lip.
Patient is having a serious GERD, which is affecting his life and not being able to maintain his diet and nutrition.
You suspect it to be an aphthous ulcer.

44. What will be the test to make a diagnosis-

Patient presents with an ulcer on the corner of the lower lip.
Patient is having a serious GERD, which is affecting his life and not being able to maintain his diet and nutrition.
You suspect it to be an aphthous ulcer.

45. What will you advise the patient to reduce the occurrence of ulcer-

Patient presents with an ulcer on the corner of the lower lip.
Patient is having a serious GERD, which is affecting his life and not being able to maintain his diet and nutrition.
You suspect it to be an aphthous ulcer.

46. What is the reason for the lesion in this patient-

47. His wife was very much worried about his nutrition and says missing teeth affects his nutrition. What would you suggest to her-

48. She is concerned about his oral health and says the nurse keeps changing, what will you do to maintain his dentition for “as long as possible”-

49. Wife is very much interested in implants. Says it will give him psychological benefit. What is the first thing you will consider regarding implants for this specific patient-

50. Patient has root caries in multiple teeth. He is apprehensive and cannot sit for long. What could be the appropriate management in this patient-

51. You see his saliva is less than 0.25ml/min, unstimulated. Nurse tells you he gets up at night 3-4 times to drink water. What is the reason for all this-

52. If you decided to consider replacement for missing teeth, what will be the reason-

A 68-year-old, 82 kg man who has a prosthetic heart valve is referred to you for dental treatment prior to cardiac treatment.
He has multiple teeth that are non-restorable and requires extraction.
Patient reports an allergy to penicillin and is very nervous about extractions.

53. What is your first consideration in formulating your treatment plan for this patient-

A 68-year-old, 82 kg man who has a prosthetic heart valve is referred to you for dental treatment prior to cardiac treatment.
He has multiple teeth that are non-restorable and requires extraction.
Patient reports an allergy to penicillin and is very nervous about extractions.

54. The patient indicates to you that it is their first time experiencing a local anesthetic injection. What is the first clinical aspect to consider in their management-

A 68-year-old, 82 kg man who has a prosthetic heart valve is referred to you for dental treatment prior to cardiac treatment.
He has multiple teeth that are non-restorable and requires extraction.
Patient reports an allergy to penicillin and is very nervous about extractions.

55. You have elected to prescribe a prophylactic medication for this patient prior to clinical intervention. What is your first choice of medication and when will you administer this-

A 68-year-old, 82 kg man who has a prosthetic heart valve is referred to you for dental treatment prior to cardiac treatment.
He has multiple teeth that are non-restorable and requires extraction.
Patient reports an allergy to penicillin and is very nervous about extractions.

56. During administration of the Local Anaesthetic agent the patient appears restless, becomes increasingly pale and loses consciousness.
What is your likely diagnosis for the loss of consciousness-

A 68-year-old, 82 kg man who has a prosthetic heart valve is referred to you for dental treatment prior to cardiac treatment.
He has multiple teeth that are non-restorable and requires extraction.
Patient reports an allergy to penicillin and is very nervous about extractions.

57. In managing their medical emergency what is the first step you would take-

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A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

65. What is the most likely diagnosis-

A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

66. What is the first sign symptom that usually happens-

A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

67. Do these lesions have a high recurrence rate-

A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

68. Does it heal with scarring-

A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

69. How would you manage-

A 25 years old male presented at your clinic.
On clinical examination, there were lesions as shown in the picture.

70. What are the possible complications of this disease-