323_00 GBR Series (Part 3 of 4) - Surgical Predictability

GBR Series (Part 3 of 4) - Surgical Predictability
CE EXAM | LOD 323-00

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323-00-1) The main reason a passive flap closure is not achieved is because of:

a) insuficient flap releasing

b) respect of the flap vascularization by not cutting periosteum

c) damage of the lingual nerve

d) mattress sutures

323-00-2) For the lingual brushing technique, it's required to start:

a) releasing the flap with the non cutting part of the scalpel

b) releasing the flap with a molt, inserting it at the superficial cap of the milohyoid muscle.

c) releasing the flap with the cutting part of the scalpel, at the periosteal insertion of the milohyoid muscle

d) releasing the flap with scissor at the base of the fornix and milohyoid muscle

323-00-3) The buccal brushing technique:

a) starts making a periosteum incision to interrupt the periosteum fibers

b) after the incision work on a 10 mm connective tissue area

c) dissect the caps of the deeper area of the flap

d) all of the above

323-00-4) How to achieve the brushing movement technique?

a) with the non active part of the blade, dissect the superficial part of the flap from it deeper part.

b) with the active part of the blade, dissect the superficial part of the flap.

c) with the non active part of the blade, start cutting the deeper insertion of the milohyoid muscle.

d) with the active part of the blade, start cutting the deeper insertion of the milohyoid muscle.

323-00-5) Based on GBR procedure research, if we try to make a primary closure of a wound, treating the flaps as we traditionally do, getting 15 mm of maximum releasing, it's shown that can be achieved no more than:

a) 10 mm of vertical bone

b) 4 mm of vertical bone

c) 6 mm of vertical bone

d) 12 mm of vertical bone

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