VC_1020 Soft Tissue Management around Natural Teeth and Dental Implants - Fundamentals, evidence based and surgical innovations

Soft Tissue Management around Natural Teeth and Dental Implants - Fundamentals, evidence based and surgical innovations
CE EXAM

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137-00-2) One of the following criteria is NOT a sign of biological width violation?

a) Bleeding gums

b) Inflammation

c) Recession

d) Bone loss

137-00-4) As a general conclusion, how much is the minimum amount of tooth structure needed to be exposed in a surgical crown lengthening procedure?

a) 2 - 3 mm

b) 6 mm or greater

c) 5.25 mm or greater

d) at least 2 mm

173-00-1) What is the most important biological foundation for the soft tissue surrounding an implant?

a) The dental abutment.

b) The crestal bone surrounding the neck of the implant

c) The occlusal contour of the crown.

d) The adjacent tooth and its periodontium.

173-00-2) What is the ideal material of an implant abutment to support the soft tissues around an implant?

a) Titanium alloy

b) Alumina

c) Temporary plastic abutments.

d) Gold alloy UCLA type abutments.

e) Titanium and Zirconia.

173-00-3) What is the ideal vertical position of the neck of an implant?

a) The vertical position is unrelated to the buccal soft tissue margin.

b) 1 mm below the bone crest.

c) 1 mm above the bone crest.

d) 2-3 mm below the desired gingival margin of the final restoration.

173-00-4) What is the optimal time for a temporary implant restoration to be in place for full maturation of soft tissue?

a) 2 weeks.

b) 6 weeks.

c) 2 months.

d) 4-6 months.

191-00-1) Soft Tissue Grafting enhance the esthetic of the smile design of the patient, which of the following procedures do not follow this principle?

a) Crown lengthening

b) Root coverage

c) Papilla augmentation

d) Ridge Preservation

e) All of the above enhance the esthetic

191-00-2) The following statements are the Grafting Principles for Recipient Site, which one is a Grafting Principal for Donor site?

a) Minimize the use of verticals

b) Partial thickness elevation or leaving intact periosteum

c) Harvest tissue from retromolar site first for reliable thick tissue

d) Access through sulcus only in natural teeth (Class I or II)

204-00-2) Biological differences between dental root and implants could result in clinical implications like:

a) Poor blood supply

b) Weak fiber attachment

c) Slow responding to stimulus

d) Quick yielding to disease

e) All of the above

204-00-4) Control of Inflammation surrounding the Implant surface should NOT be done with:

a) Four kinds of Curvettes

b) Titanium Tipped scalers and curettes

c) Laser disinfection

d) Tetracycline disinfection

217-00-2) Peri-implantitis is the inflammation of the soft tissue with additional bone loss. Which criteria is needed to make a good diagnosis of Peri-implantitis?

a) Pain (by cleaning for example)

b) Soft tissue chronically inflamed

c) Circular probing 3-7 mm

d) X-ray showing threads, crystal cratering

e) All of the above

217-00-4) Peri-implantitis is a menacing disease, which could be treated with a pre-surgical and a surgical approach called:

a) Regenerative surgery in two phases

b) Open flap surgery and Bone graft

c) Bone augmentation and GBR

d) Free gingival graft and Implantoplasty

245-00-3) Below different healing abutments designs are listed. Which one was designed by Dr. Gamborena?

a) Narrow

b) Slim

c) Concave

d) Concave with hole

245-00-4) Why is the preservation of the palatal tissue more important than the buccal tissue?

a) The palatal tissue presents more irrigation

b) The palatal tissue normally has thicker bone

c) The palatal tissue provides the support for the buccal volume

d) All of the above

310-00-2) What caution needs to be taken care of when doing a periodontal treatment to preserve connective tissue?

a) removing biofilm from the root surface with mini curettes.

b) not removing granulation tissue when scaling

c) doing a non flat procedure

d) all of the above

310-00-5) How long does it take to follow up on re-evaluations on periodontal treatment ?

a) after 15 days of the therapy

b) after 4 weeks of the therapy

c) after 3 months of the therapy

d) after 6 months of the therapy

311-00-3) In case of gingival recession Miller class III, which would be the best Periodontal technique treatment?

a) full flap

b) tunneling

c) apical margin reposition

d) none of the above

311-00-4) What is the proper way to disepithelize the papilla?

a) using a bur

b) using scalpel 15c

c) using a curette

d) using scissors

314-00-2) On screwed-retained temporary restorations, a type of soft tissue profile can be created after 6-8 weeks. What type of profile is this?

a) flat

b) scalloped

c) ovoide

d) round

314-00-6) When using monolithic or zirconia restorations, why do ovoid pontics must be avoided?

a) the heat from adjusting can cause damage to the material

b) the aesthetic can be ruined

c) all of the above

d) none of the above

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