Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

1. From the history and clinical examination, what do you think is the probable diagnosis?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

2. What immediate treatment would you give?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

3. What will you give for systemic symptoms?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

4. Which of the following is the greatest risk factor to prevent recurrence?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

5. Is primary oral mucocutaneous herpes common in young adults?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

6. Intraoral herpes simplex virus lesions may resemble those seen in necrotising gingivitis, what features usually distinguish them?

Chen, a 20 year old man who works in a fertilizer industry, smokes 20 cigarettes per day and consumes 3 standard alcohol drinks per day.
He calls you in the morning complaining he is not feeling well, and has a painful mouth and acute pain in gums with a fever of 39.8 C.
On examination you find cervical lymphadenopathy.

7. The patient consumes 3 standard alcoholic drinks per day, what does the Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol say about the safety limit for Adults?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

8. While taking the primary impression with alginate, which of the below can cause it to get hard quickly?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

9. What Kennedy Classification is shown in the picture?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

10. You decide to use an RPI system for the partial denture, where will the rest be located in an RPI system?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

11. What component in an RPI system will provide indirect retention?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

12. What part of the partial denture provides direct retention?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

13. For treatment planning for RPD you have done clinical examination and radiological examination. What else do you need?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

14. You plan to take a facebow record, why do you need to take it?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

15. All of the following are true concerning a facebow, or a facebow transfer EXCEPT?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

16. While providing work authorizations for removable partial dentures to the lab for fabrication of RPD, what can you choose to omit on the prescription card to the lab and still be compliant?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

17. RPD rocking after one day of delivery to the patient, what might be the reason?

You are reviewing the designs for Removable Partial Denture and discussing with your colleagues.

18. The patient comes in after a year & asks for a lower RPD.
You find the Tooth 44 Grade 1 mobility with gingival recession.
Which retainer is best for aesthetics and safety of the tooth?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

19. What precludes the differential diagnosis?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

20. When will you refer the patient to the specialist?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

21. Patient asks you, DO I HAVE CANCER.
Before having the pathology results, what should you say to the patient?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

22. You notice sharp tooth edges on the side of the jaw where the tongue lesion is, you grind and smoothen the sharp edges. After Two weeks you see the patient and the lesion is not there anymore.
What supports your diagnosis now?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

23. What do you think it might be?
Your next patient presents with the below findings-

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

24. What treatment should be initiated?

A 62 years old patient presented to you for a routine check up.
You noticed a white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue. The patient was not aware of this and says it doesn’t hurt.
The lesion cannot be scraped off.
The patient is a smoker and drinks beer everyday but is hesitant to tell you the number of cigarettes or drinks he has daily.

25. Which vitamin deficiency do you suspect in this patient?
You also notice that his tongue has a smooth and beefy red appearance.

A mother called your practice mentioning that her 4 year old son who has active measles has a hole in his tooth that is causing some pain.
The child is of normal height and weight.
She is giving him ice cream but the tooth at the back hurts.
She doesn’t believe in vaccination as she thinks it may affect his general health and cause autism.

26. What is the most appropriate treatment at this time?

A mother called your practice mentioning that her 4 year old son who has active measles has a hole in his tooth that is causing some pain.
The child is of normal height and weight.
She is giving him ice cream but the tooth at the back hurts.
She doesn’t believe in vaccination as she thinks it may affect his general health and cause autism.

27. Which analgesic would you recommend the mum to use for the child?

A mother called your practice mentioning that her 4 year old son who has active measles has a hole in his tooth that is causing some pain.
The child is of normal height and weight.
She is giving him ice cream but the tooth at the back hurts.
She doesn’t believe in vaccination as she thinks it may affect his general health and cause autism.

28. On what basis will you decide the pain medication dose for this child?

A mother called your practice mentioning that her 4 year old son who has active measles has a hole in his tooth that is causing some pain.
The child is of normal height and weight.
She is giving him ice cream but the tooth at the back hurts.
She doesn’t believe in vaccination as she thinks it may affect his general health and cause autism.

29. He developed swelling 24 hours later and the face of the child is swollen, you decided not to delay the treatment, which is the most appropriate method to treat him-

A mother called your practice mentioning that her 4 year old son who has active measles has a hole in his tooth that is causing some pain.
The child is of normal height and weight.
She is giving him ice cream but the tooth at the back hurts.
She doesn’t believe in vaccination as she thinks it may affect his general health and cause autism.

30. His mum says she did not vaccinate him as she believes the measles vaccine can cause autism. How can you discuss this matter with her-

A soft tissue pedunculated growth was seen in the denture bearing area of the palate in a 54-year-old postmenopausal female. The growth was asymptomatic, but caused discomfort to the patient during insertion of the denture and hence forced her to discontinue the denture use since few weeks.
Patient is a cigarette smoker and drinks alcohol socially.

31. Identify the lesion?

A soft tissue pedunculated growth was seen in the denture bearing area of the palate in a 54-year-old postmenopausal female. The growth was asymptomatic, but caused discomfort to the patient during insertion of the denture and hence forced her to discontinue the denture use since few weeks.
Patient is a cigarette smoker and drinks alcohol socially.

32. What do you think might be the cause of the lesion?

A soft tissue pedunculated growth was seen in the denture bearing area of the palate in a 54-year-old postmenopausal female. The growth was asymptomatic, but caused discomfort to the patient during insertion of the denture and hence forced her to discontinue the denture use since few weeks.
Patient is a cigarette smoker and drinks alcohol socially.

33. What’s the next step to obtain a definitive diagnosis-

A soft tissue pedunculated growth was seen in the denture bearing area of the palate in a 54-year-old postmenopausal female. The growth was asymptomatic, but caused discomfort to the patient during insertion of the denture and hence forced her to discontinue the denture use since few weeks.
Patient is a cigarette smoker and drinks alcohol socially.

34. What management protocol needs to be followed for this patient?

A soft tissue pedunculated growth was seen in the denture bearing area of the palate in a 54-year-old postmenopausal female. The growth was asymptomatic, but caused discomfort to the patient during insertion of the denture and hence forced her to discontinue the denture use since few weeks.
Patient is a cigarette smoker and drinks alcohol socially.

35. The patient’s lesion is taken care of.
The patient wants a new denture and you find the anterior ridge is flabby.
How to make an impression for a complete upper denture with a flabby anterior ridge?

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

36. What is the reason for the patient’s pain?

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

37. You are re-treating the tooth. What irrigation technique will you choose to safely irrigate-

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

38. How will you obturate to prevent root fracture/ cracks in the root of a straight canal?

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

39. What will you check to determine if the tooth needs a crown?

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

40. You have done many root canal treatments but not very confident in doing re-root canal treatments, what should you do?

A patient has severe pain TWO weeks after the root canal treatment that some other dentist did.
You decide to take a periapical radiograph.

41. Patient is very angry with the previous treatment he received from the dentist and wants to complain. What should you do in such a situation?

42. What will you do first prior to treatment planning?

43. Your associate dentist suggested beveled composite class IV preparation instead of conventional preparation. What is the main advantage of doing so?

44. What type of composite restoration will you give to the patient most likely?

45. Where will you face difficulty mainly in this patient’s treatment planning?

46. Which statement related to fillers is true?

Alexander, a 64 year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has since retired from your practice.
The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
You obtain a periapical radiograph.

47. In addition to testing the pulp vitality with either cold or an electric pulp tester, which of the following clinical tests or procedures would be the most appropriate to assist in making a diagnosis?

Alexander, a 64 year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has since retired from your practice.
The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
You obtain a periapical radiograph.

48. In this case, what is most likely to cause the failure of the class II composite restorations of the posterior teeth?

Alexander, a 64 year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has since retired from your practice.
The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
You obtain a periapical radiograph.

49. Given the history and radiographic evidence, what is the best description of the sensitivity to hot and cold you would expect Alexander to report?

Alexander, a 64 year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has since retired from your practice.
The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
You obtain a periapical radiograph.

50. You decide to extract the tooth and in planning for the procedure you find that the patient’s International normalized ratio (INR) is 2.4.
What is the most appropriate action to take at this time?

Alexander, a 64 year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has since retired from your practice.
The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
You obtain a periapical radiograph.

51. After removal of the 46, which prosthodontic options would be most appropriate for Alexander?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

52. What is the cause of her root caries?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

53. What do you advise regarding water intake?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

54. What is the best management for her caries?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

55. Which TOOTHPASTE to recommend for her sensitivity?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

56. You notice a cavity in the patient, Tooth 36.
You are restoring Tooth 36 Mesio-occlusal cavity.
In order to gain proper contact with 35 what will you do?

A patient is 62 years old. Complaints of generalized sensitivity.
She has many root caries. She has incipient caries on the front but it is not cavitated but it is visible when it is wet.
She lives in a place which has reticulated fluoride tap water. Patient doesn’t like drinking tap water, doesn’t like the taste of it, and drinks bottled water only.
She has Mouth dryness, Sjögren’s syndrome.
She brushes with standard fluoride toothpaste- two times in a day.

57. What is the most common reason for open contact after placing a filling?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

58. What do you suspect it is?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

59. You advised the patient to remove the tooth. Patient will come back after 2 weeks for the extraction of 48. What is your interim management?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

60. What mouthwash to be prescribed?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

61. Treatment of the above condition depends on which of the following factors-

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

62. What difficulty will you face while extracting the tooth?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

63. Which nerve has the highest chances of injury during wisdom tooth removal in general?

Patient is 20 years old and came to your clinic complaining of pain on his lower right last molar for the last 2 days.
His main complaint is pain and difficulty chewing on that side.
Patient medical history is clear and has no known allergies.

64. Select the prophylactic antibiotic regimen this patient should be given before the 3rd molar removal?

65. What is the patient’s Kennedy classification after the extractions are done?

66. It can be seen the undercut is on the mesial surface of tooth 37.
Which clasp would be given on 37-

67. There is an associated pimple with 25 which would come and go according to the patient, it’s asymptomatic & not tender on percussion.
What would be the diagnosis for 25?

68. What could be the possible reason for this condition on tooth 25?

69. Best hygiene protocol for a patient with plaque & calculus?

70. In a patient with periodontitis and HbA1c 7%. What effect does diabetes have on periodontal disease?

71. You decide to divide treatment with an oral hygienist/therapist working in your clinic, how can the treatment be divided?

A 75 years old patient, had Hepatitis B history as a child.
He had a stroke 2 years back and was taking warfarin for it but the general practitioner recently changed it to dabigatran.
Patient is hypertensive taking calcium channel blockers.
Suffers from atrial fibrillation.
You consider extraction of the lone isolated upper left molar for this patient.

72. What is the best test to check warfarin activity?

A 75 years old patient, had Hepatitis B history as a child.
He had a stroke 2 years back and was taking warfarin for it but the general practitioner recently changed it to dabigatran.
Patient is hypertensive taking calcium channel blockers.
Suffers from atrial fibrillation.
You consider extraction of the lone isolated upper left molar for this patient.

73. If you have to do an extraction. What will you consider?

A 75 years old patient, had Hepatitis B history as a child.
He had a stroke 2 years back and was taking warfarin for it but the general practitioner recently changed it to dabigatran.
Patient is hypertensive taking calcium channel blockers.
Suffers from atrial fibrillation.
You consider extraction of the lone isolated upper left molar for this patient.

74. When will you check INR if required?

A 75 years old patient, had Hepatitis B history as a child.
He had a stroke 2 years back and was taking warfarin for it but the general practitioner recently changed it to dabigatran.
Patient is hypertensive taking calcium channel blockers.
Suffers from atrial fibrillation.
You consider extraction of the lone isolated upper left molar for this patient.

75. What will be the major risk in extracting this isolated molar?

A 75 years old patient, had Hepatitis B history as a child.
He had a stroke 2 years back and was taking warfarin for it but the general practitioner recently changed it to dabigatran.
Patient is hypertensive taking calcium channel blockers.
Suffers from atrial fibrillation.
You consider extraction of the lone isolated upper left molar for this patient.

76. What other condition may be seen in this patient?

77. In which case endocarditis antibiotic prophylaxis is required?

78. Under which American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) physical status classification system does this patient fall?

79. For which procedures do you need antibiotic prophylaxis if it is necessary based on the patient’s medical history?

80. Patient complains of pain on biting, which investigation would be most helpful to identify the tooth?

81. Antibiotic regimen for Infective endocarditis?

A man in his 40’s comes to your clinic complaining- “My teeth are rotten” Patient with generalized caries due to radiotherapy taken 5 years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy due to his oral SCC on the buccal of posterior molar FIVE years ago.

82. What is the most significant factor that has contributed to his present caries status?

A man in his 40’s comes to your clinic complaining- “My teeth are rotten” Patient with generalized caries due to radiotherapy taken 5 years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy due to his oral SCC on the buccal of posterior molar FIVE years ago.

83. How to restore his front upper teeth?

A man in his 40’s comes to your clinic complaining- “My teeth are rotten” Patient with generalized caries due to radiotherapy taken 5 years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy due to his oral SCC on the buccal of posterior molar FIVE years ago.

84. He complains of dry mouth. You found out that it took 30 seconds before the saliva is produced from the orifices of his minor salivary gland.
What test will also help this about his saliva?

A man in his 40’s comes to your clinic complaining- “My teeth are rotten” Patient with generalized caries due to radiotherapy taken 5 years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy due to his oral SCC on the buccal of posterior molar FIVE years ago.

85. What are the radio opaque objects seen on the OPG?

A man in his 40’s comes to your clinic complaining- “My teeth are rotten” Patient with generalized caries due to radiotherapy taken 5 years ago. He has undergone radiotherapy due to his oral SCC on the buccal of posterior molar FIVE years ago.

86. Some of his teeth are quite badly decayed and non salvageable.
Extractions of these teeth is the only option.
What should you do?

87. What is the ideal temperature and time for validation of cycle B of the autoclave?

88. One staff member got the full vaccines and immunization for HBV.
What will prove that she is immune (mlU/L)?

89. What process do you need to do to check if there is steam penetration through a big porous load?

90. How do you validate ultrasonic cleaners?

91. Incidence of sharp injury. What would be of least concern when writing the injury report in records?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

92. What is the most important initial clinical investigation to undertake?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

93. The upper right central incisor was showing more than normal mobility, and the tooth wasn’t dislocated.
What type of injury is this?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

94. What splinting time will you recommend?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

95. The patient tells you that all the players in the club wear mouthguards only during competition and not during practice matches.
How do you create awareness in athletes?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

96. You did the sensibility test after 4 weeks, and it is still negative. What would be the explanation for this?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

97. During the review appointment of the patient at 4 weeks, which of the following is a good predictor that pulp will likely become necrotic?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

98. Immediate root canal treatment following repositioning/replantation and splinting should be considered for teeth with?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

99. 6 months later, the patient comes for a follow up without any symptoms.
You take an IOPA and notice the below finding.
What do you think is happening?

A patient comes to you after a basketball accident during a match. This patient has suffered dental injury where his anterior tooth was
involved.
He went to the hospital ER & comes back to you for a dental visit.

100. You decide to undertake root canal treatment for the tooth, what initial intracanal dressing will you use?