Which of the following classifications of periodontal disease would be
characterized by clinical attachment loss in the first molars and incisors in an
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adolescent patient with good plaque control?
C. Localized Aggressive Periodontitis
2. Oral examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
of the following would be the most accurate preliminary diagnosis?
A. Localized Severe Chronic Periodontitis B. Generalized Moderate
Chronic Periodontitis C. Localized Severe Aggressive Periodontitis D.
Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
3. examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
pathogenic bacteria would you expect to predominate in the active sites?
- A. Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans B. Streptococcus mutans C.
Porphyromonas gingivalis D. Prevotella intermedia
4. The radiographic issue on the distal of #30 is best described as:
- A. Widening of the periodontal ligament space. B. Vertical bone loss. C.
Horizontal bone loss. D. Furcation involvement, class II.
5. The concentration of chlorhexidine found in Peridex is
A. 21.6.
B. 0.12.
C. 11.6.
D. 14.0.
E. 27.6.
6. Which of the following rinses is classified as quaternary ammonium
compound?
A. Listerine
B. Periogard
C. Peridex
D. Plax
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E. Scope
7. Which of the following statements is true about an antimicrobial rinse?
A. It helps reduce bacterial load.
B. It is used in patients with periodontitis.
C. Patients must use it at least four times a day for it to be effective.
D. It is a substitute for a toothbrush.
8. For which of the following conditions are systemic antibiotics indicated?
A. Generalized chronic periodontitis B. Localized chronic periodontitis C.
Gingivitis D. Localized aggressive periodontitis
9. In which of the following structures is Atridox placed?
A. Alveolar bone B. Connective tissue C. Periodontal pocket D. Maxillary sinus
10. The development of pseudomembranous colitis is associated metronidazole
and the overgrowth of the bacteria
A. Prevotella intermedia. B. Treponema denticola. C. Porphyromonas gingivalis.
D. Clostridium difficle.
11. Which of the following antibiotics is indicated in generalized chronic
periodontitis?
A. Amoxicillin B. Quinolone C. Azithromycin D. None
12. Which of the following antibiotics is most effective against strict anaerobes
such as Porphyromonas gingivalis?
A. Clindamycin B. Metronidazole C. Tetracycline D. Doxycycline
13. All of the following are indications for using DNA testing on a patient except
one. Which one is the exception?
A. All periodontal patients B. Monitoring implant sites C. Monitoring therapy
outcome D. Refractory disease
14. All of the following features are found in the culture test except one. Which
one is the exception?
A. Determines antibiotic sensitivity B. Specific for targeted periodontal
pathogens C. Expensive D. Rapid identification E. Specimen collected chairside
15. For patients with which of the following conditions should adjunctive
diagnostic tests be used?
A. Hormonal-influenced gingivitis B. Chronic periodontitis C. Refractory
periodontitis D. Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
16. To which of the following assays does ELIZA belong?
A. Genetic B. Immunologic C. Enzyme-based D. Microbial
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17. Which of the following bacterium is very strongly pathogenic for periodontal
disease?
A. Treponema denticola B. Streptococcus sanguis C. Porphyromonas gingivalis
D. Prevotella intermedia
18. Which of the following tests determines a patient's genetic susceptibility to
periodontal diseases?
A. GCF enzyme B. PST Genetic Test for the Interleukin-1 genotype C. Culture D.
DMDx
19. Which of the following tests only identifies bacterial size and shape?
A. GCF enzyme B. Phase-contrast microscopy C. Culture and sensitivity D. PST
E. DNA probe
20. Which of the following ingredients helps retain moisture and prevents drying
in a dentifrice?
A. Flavoring agents B. Thickening agent C. Preservatives D. Humectant
21. Which of the following ingredients is found in patient-applied densensitizing
agents?
A. Ferric oxalate B. Hydrogen fluoride C. Potassium nitrate D. PENTA
22. All of the following are contraindications or reasons for a delay in periodontal
surgery except one. Which one is the exception?
A. Deep periodontal pockets B. Intravenous bisphosphonates C. Uncontrolled
diabetes mellitus D. Unstable hypertension
23. Which of the following gingival procedures has a donor site for gingival
tissue that is located adjacent to the recipient (grafted) site?
A. Gingivectomy B. Guided tissue regeneration C. Connective tissue graft D.
Laterally positioned flap
24. Which of the following reasons is the primary cause of pain following
periodontal surgery?
A. Improper oral hygiene B. Anti-inflammatory medication C. Analgesic
medication D. Tissue swelling
25. Which of the following surgical techniques is indicated for a patient who has
gingival enlargement due to nifedipine but no bone loss?
A. Surgery with apically positioned flaps B. Free gingival graft C. Connective
tissue graft D. Gingivectomy
26. All of the following are goals of using bone grafts/bone substitutes in
infrabony defects except one. Which one is the exception?
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A. Regeneration of new supporting bone, cementum, and PDL B. Filling of
osseous defects C. Reduction in probing depths D. Loss of clinical attachment
levels
27. Which of the following bone materials is a xenograft?
A. DFDBA B. Hydroxyapatite C. FDBA D. Intraoral bone from maxillary tuberosity
E. Bovine bone
28. Which of the following materials is used to inhibit epithelial migration into
the surgical site?
A. Bone grafts B. Barrier membranes C. Surgical sutures D. Bone substitutes
29. After guided bone regeneration, how long before implants are placed in that
area?
A. 4 months B. 1 week C. 2 months D. 6 months
30. In a two-stage surgical procedure for implant placement, how long
(minimum) after the first surgery is the second surgery performed?
A. 1-3 months later B. 1-2 years later C. The same day D. 3-6 months later E. 2-
3 weeks later
31. Which of the following bone classification describes a thin layer of cortical
bone surrounding a core of low-density trabeclar bone? A. I B. III C. IV D. II
32. Which of the following clinical parameters is controversial to perform on
implants?
A. Test for mobility B. Probing depths C. Radiographs D. Soft tissue evaluation
33. Which of the following is responsible for attaching the implant to the bone?
A. Dental biofilms B. Acid etching/resin C. Dental calculus D. Osseointegration
34. Which of the following terms refers to the junctional epithelium that adheres
to implant surfaces?
A. Gingival cuff B. Perimucosal seal C. Epithelial attachment D. Gingival
connective tissue attachment
35. It is best not to use chlorhexidine immediately after toothbrushing because
the positively charged chlorhexidine binds to the negatively charged fluoride
Which of the following classifications of periodontal disease would be
characterized by clinical attachment loss in the first molars and incisors in an
adolescent patient with good plaque control?
C. Localized Aggressive Periodontitis
2. Oral examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
of the following would be the most accurate preliminary diagnosis?
A. Localized Severe Chronic Periodontitis B. Generalized Moderate
Chronic Periodontitis C. Localized Severe Aggressive Periodontitis D.
Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
3. examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
pathogenic bacteria would you expect to predominate in the active sites?
- A. Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans B. Streptococcus mutans C.
Porphyromonas gingivalis D. Prevotella intermedia
4. The radiographic issue on the distal of #30 is best described as:
- A. Widening of the periodontal ligament space. B. Vertical bone loss. C.
Horizontal bone loss. D. Furcation involvement, class II.
5. The concentration of chlorhexidine found in Peridex is
A. 21.6.
B. 0.12.
C. 11.6.
D. 14.0.
E. 27.6.
6. Which of the following rinses is classified as quaternary ammonium
compound?
A. Listerine
B. Periogard
C. Peridex
D. Plax
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7. Which of the following statements is true about an antimicrobial rinse?
A. It helps reduce bacterial load.
B. It is used in patients with periodontitis.
C. Patients must use it at least four times a day for it to be effective.
D. It is a substitute for a toothbrush.
8. For which of the following conditions are systemic antibiotics indicated?
A. Generalized chronic periodontitis B. Localized chronic periodontitis C.
Gingivitis D. Localized aggressive periodontitis
9. In which of the following structures is Atridox placed?
A. Alveolar bone B. Connective tissue C. Periodontal pocket D. Maxillary sinus
10. The development of pseudomembranous colitis is associated metronidazole
and the overgrowth of the bacteria
A. Prevotella intermedia. B. Treponema denticola. C. Porphyromonas gingivalis.
D. Clostridium difficle.
11. Which of the following antibiotics is indicated in generalized chronic
periodontitis?
A. Amoxicillin B. Quinolone C. Azithromycin D. None
12. Which of the following antibiotics is most effective against strict anaerobes
such as Porphyromonas gingivalis?
A. Clindamycin B. Metronidazole C. Tetracycline D. Doxycycline
13. All of the following are indications for using DNA testing on a patient except
one. Which one is the exception?
A. All periodontal patients B. Monitoring implant sites C. Monitoring therapy
outcome D. Refractory disease
14. All of the following features are found in the culture test except one. Which
one is the exception?
A. Determines antibiotic sensitivity B. Specific for targeted periodontal
pathogens C. Expensive D. Rapid identification E. Specimen collected chairside
15. For patients with which of the following conditions should adjunctive
diagnostic tests be used?
A. Hormonal-influenced gingivitis B. Chronic periodontitis C. Refractory
periodontitis D. Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
16. To which of the following assays does ELIZA belong?
A. Genetic B. Immunologic C. Enzyme-based D. Microbial
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17. Which of the following bacterium is very strongly pathogenic for periodontal
disease?
A. Treponema denticola B. Streptococcus sanguis C. Porphyromonas gingivalis
D. Prevotella intermedia
18. Which of the following tests determines a patient's genetic susceptibility to
periodontal diseases?
A. GCF enzyme B. PST Genetic Test for the Interleukin-1 genotype C. Culture D.
DMDx
19. Which of the following tests only identifies bacterial size and shape?
A. GCF enzyme B. Phase-contrast microscopy C. Culture and sensitivity D. PST
E. DNA probe
20. Which of the following ingredients helps retain moisture and prevents drying
in a dentifrice?
A. Flavoring agents B. Thickening agent C. Preservatives D. Humectant
21. Which of the following ingredients is found in patient-applied densensitizing
agents?
A. Ferric oxalate B. Hydrogen fluoride C. Potassium nitrate D. PENTA
22. All of the following are contraindications or reasons for a delay in periodontal
surgery except one. Which one is the exception?
A. Deep periodontal pockets B. Intravenous bisphosphonates C. Uncontrolled
diabetes mellitus D. Unstable hypertension
23. Which of the following gingival procedures has a donor site for gingival
tissue that is located adjacent to the recipient (grafted) site?
A. Gingivectomy B. Guided tissue regeneration C. Connective tissue graft D.
Laterally positioned flap
24. Which of the following reasons is the primary cause of pain following
periodontal surgery?
A. Improper oral hygiene B. Anti-inflammatory medication C. Analgesic
medication D. Tissue swelling
25. Which of the following surgical techniques is indicated for a patient who has
gingival enlargement due to nifedipine but no bone loss?
A. Surgery with apically positioned flaps B. Free gingival graft C. Connective
tissue graft D. Gingivectomy
26. All of the following are goals of using bone grafts/bone substitutes in
infrabony defects except one. Which one is the exception?
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A. Regeneration of new supporting bone, cementum, and PDL B. Filling of
osseous defects C. Reduction in probing depths D. Loss of clinical attachment
levels
27. Which of the following bone materials is a xenograft?
A. DFDBA B. Hydroxyapatite C. FDBA D. Intraoral bone from maxillary tuberosity
E. Bovine bone
28. Which of the following materials is used to inhibit epithelial migration into
the surgical site?
A. Bone grafts B. Barrier membranes C. Surgical sutures D. Bone substitutes
29. After guided bone regeneration, how long before implants are placed in that
area?
A. 4 months B. 1 week C. 2 months D. 6 months
30. In a two-stage surgical procedure for implant placement, how long
(minimum) after the first surgery is the second surgery performed?
A. 1-3 months later B. 1-2 years later C. The same day D. 3-6 months later E. 2-
3 weeks later
31. Which of the following bone classification describes a thin layer of cortical
bone surrounding a core of low-density trabeclar bone? A. I B. III C. IV D. II
32. Which of the following clinical parameters is controversial to perform on
implants?
A. Test for mobility B. Probing depths C. Radiographs D. Soft tissue evaluation
33. Which of the following is responsible for attaching the implant to the bone?
A. Dental biofilms B. Acid etching/resin C. Dental calculus D. Osseointegration
34. Which of the following terms refers to the junctional epithelium that adheres
to implant surfaces?
A. Gingival cuff B. Perimucosal seal C. Epithelial attachment D. Gingival
connective tissue attachment
35. It is best not to use chlorhexidine immediately after toothbrushing because
the positively charged chlorhexidine binds to the negatively charged fluoride
Which of the following classifications of periodontal disease would be
characterized by clinical attachment loss in the first molars and incisors in an
adolescent patient with good plaque control?
C. Localized Aggressive Periodontitis
2. Oral examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
of the following would be the most accurate preliminary diagnosis?
A. Localized Severe Chronic Periodontitis B. Generalized Moderate
Chronic Periodontitis C. Localized Severe Aggressive Periodontitis D.
Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
3. examination findings for a 56 year-old woman with good general health
status reports diabetes well controlled by medication and diet and taking
hormonal therapy for symptoms of menopause. Clinical findings include
localized 4-mm and 5-mm pocket depths with radiographic bone loss visible on
teeth #3, #14, #19, #30, and #31; slight gingival inflammation in the
mandibular anterior and molar regions; fair oral hygiene with generalized
moderate deposits; and no active caries. On the basis of those findings, which
pathogenic bacteria would you expect to predominate in the active sites?
- A. Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans B. Streptococcus mutans C.
Porphyromonas gingivalis D. Prevotella intermedia
4. The radiographic issue on the distal of #30 is best described as:
- A. Widening of the periodontal ligament space. B. Vertical bone loss. C.
Horizontal bone loss. D. Furcation involvement, class II.
5. The concentration of chlorhexidine found in Peridex is
A. 21.6.
B. 0.12.
C. 11.6.
D. 14.0.
E. 27.6.
6. Which of the following rinses is classified as quaternary ammonium
compound?
A. Listerine
B. Periogard
C. Peridex
D. Plax
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7. Which of the following statements is true about an antimicrobial rinse?
A. It helps reduce bacterial load.
B. It is used in patients with periodontitis.
C. Patients must use it at least four times a day for it to be effective.
D. It is a substitute for a toothbrush.
8. For which of the following conditions are systemic antibiotics indicated?
A. Generalized chronic periodontitis B. Localized chronic periodontitis C.
Gingivitis D. Localized aggressive periodontitis
9. In which of the following structures is Atridox placed?
A. Alveolar bone B. Connective tissue C. Periodontal pocket D. Maxillary sinus
10. The development of pseudomembranous colitis is associated metronidazole
and the overgrowth of the bacteria
A. Prevotella intermedia. B. Treponema denticola. C. Porphyromonas gingivalis.
D. Clostridium difficle.
11. Which of the following antibiotics is indicated in generalized chronic
periodontitis?
A. Amoxicillin B. Quinolone C. Azithromycin D. None
12. Which of the following antibiotics is most effective against strict anaerobes
such as Porphyromonas gingivalis?
A. Clindamycin B. Metronidazole C. Tetracycline D. Doxycycline
13. All of the following are indications for using DNA testing on a patient except
one. Which one is the exception?
A. All periodontal patients B. Monitoring implant sites C. Monitoring therapy
outcome D. Refractory disease
14. All of the following features are found in the culture test except one. Which
one is the exception?
A. Determines antibiotic sensitivity B. Specific for targeted periodontal
pathogens C. Expensive D. Rapid identification E. Specimen collected chairside
15. For patients with which of the following conditions should adjunctive
diagnostic tests be used?
A. Hormonal-influenced gingivitis B. Chronic periodontitis C. Refractory
periodontitis D. Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
16. To which of the following assays does ELIZA belong?
A. Genetic B. Immunologic C. Enzyme-based D. Microbial
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17. Which of the following bacterium is very strongly pathogenic for periodontal
disease?
A. Treponema denticola B. Streptococcus sanguis C. Porphyromonas gingivalis
D. Prevotella intermedia
18. Which of the following tests determines a patient's genetic susceptibility to
periodontal diseases?
A. GCF enzyme B. PST Genetic Test for the Interleukin-1 genotype C. Culture D.
DMDx
19. Which of the following tests only identifies bacterial size and shape?
A. GCF enzyme B. Phase-contrast microscopy C. Culture and sensitivity D. PST
E. DNA probe
20. Which of the following ingredients helps retain moisture and prevents drying
in a dentifrice?
A. Flavoring agents B. Thickening agent C. Preservatives D. Humectant
21. Which of the following ingredients is found in patient-applied densensitizing
agents?
A. Ferric oxalate B. Hydrogen fluoride C. Potassium nitrate D. PENTA
22. All of the following are contraindications or reasons for a delay in periodontal
surgery except one. Which one is the exception?
A. Deep periodontal pockets B. Intravenous bisphosphonates C. Uncontrolled
diabetes mellitus D. Unstable hypertension
23. Which of the following gingival procedures has a donor site for gingival
tissue that is located adjacent to the recipient (grafted) site?
A. Gingivectomy B. Guided tissue regeneration C. Connective tissue graft D.
Laterally positioned flap
24. Which of the following reasons is the primary cause of pain following
periodontal surgery?
A. Improper oral hygiene B. Anti-inflammatory medication C. Analgesic
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