Pediatric Dentistry II Test

The primary upper central incisor extruded of a child 2 years old must be 😕

The conversation is important to treat the child to whom, the dentist should focus more on:?

Tooth that erupt within 30 days of birth are called:?

How can you detect the early earie in the examination?

The primary teeth should be cleaned:?

A child has 12 primary teeth. How old is he/she?

We can do fissure sealant on ?

Fissures sealant use for: ?

Bacteria cause tooth decay: ?

Which type temperament of children display a positive approach to the dentist:?

The effective communication with children requires:?

Why we do ART ?

There are many ways of child management technique which one is limit setting?

Serial extraction?

One tooth have cavity not deep and we want to fill that tooth but no electricity ?

If a root tip of primary tooth fractured during extraction it is important to:?

Pulpotomy for primary teeth should be done on:?

What is the difference between pulp chamber of primary teeth and permanent teeth?

Which tooth are we use to do sealant?

The first molars of a child 7 years old has deep fissure with stain, the bitewing radiograph. Showing that the dentino enamol junction in normal which material should use 😕

There are many ways of child behavior technique. What is the behavior shaping?

The most durable of dental material filling is:?

A child 8 years old lost lower 6th molar. What is happening the teeth both side?

Why we do fissure sealant ?

Advice to the children about toothbrushing at night:?

What age the lower permanent canine will erupt?

The common useful material filling in children?

Which instrument not for ART?

A girl 9 years old had accident on tooth 21 fractured crown with pulp exposed. What treatment do you choose?

Fluoride varnish can:?

Fusion is a dental anomaly that effects the shape of the tooth and is characterized by:?

Which dental material is shrinkage after filling cavity: ?

Chlorhexidine solution:?

Root filling for primary teeth should be?

Different between Apexification and Apexogenesis?

Natal teeth is?

In the dentin dysplasia premature tooth loss may occur because of?

Which material is the alternative to Ca(OH)2 in Apexogenesis?

ទារកដែលកើតខ្វះទំងន់គឺជាទារកដែលមានទំងន់?

The patient 8 years old male come to dental clinic with traumatic on tooth #11 exposed pulp < 1mm. What is your Treatment?

Which of following is the symptom of gingivitis?

The patient 8 years old come to dental clinic with the crown fracture exposed pulp about 2mm on #11 and the x-ray show that the apex is not closed yet. What is the treatment would you choose?

The medicament used for partial pulpotomy is?

ក្នុងដំណាក់កាល Late Childhood កំពស់កើនឡើងជាមធ្យមប៉ុន្មាន?

What is the symptoms of irreversible pulpitis?

A 12 years old patient come to dental clinic with the symptoms such as:herpes labialis (cold sore) on the lip, reactivated by eg. Trauma, heat, hormones, sunlight, stress, immunosuppression,concurrent infection. What is the most likely treatment for this diagnosis?

Different between Apexification and Apexogenesis?

Neonatal teeth is?

Ankylosis is the same meaning of?

A 10 years old patient come to dental clinic with the symptoms such as: Ulceration of interdental papillae (very painful), Foul breath, Rapid progression, Fever and Lymphadenopathy. What is the most likely treatment for this?

On the X-Ray of the patient 12 years old show that the root of tooth 11 is bended what do you call this condition?

A 12 years old patient come to dental clinic with the symptoms such as: herpes labialis (cold sore) on the lip, reactivated by eg. Trauma, heat, hormones, sunlight, stress, immunosuppression, concurrent infection.What is the most likely diagnosis for this?

Which of the following is the local factor contribute to gingivitis in children and adolescence?

Dentin dysplasia is cause from?

What influences the rate of caries progression?

រូបមន្តដើម្បីគណនាទំងន់ក្នុងដំណាក់កាល Early Childhoodគឺ?

រូបមន្តដើម្បីគណនាកំពស់ក្នុងដំណាក់កាល Late Childhood គឺ?

The tooth that is smaller than normal is called?

Teeth that early obliteration of root canal and pulp chamber is seen in?

On the x-ray of the patient 12 years old show that tooth #36 have large pulp chamber and furcation have only a few mm long. What do you call this case?