VC_1070 Edentulous Jaw Implant Solutions: Fundamentals in Edentulous Patient Treatments from Selection to Final Result

Edentulous Jaw Implant Solutions: Fundamentals in Edentulous Patient Treatments from Selection to Final Result
CE EXAM

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125-00-1) The design for restorations with gingiva colored ceramics:

a) Follows the principles of conventional fixed prosthodontics

b) Does not involve a wax-up

c) Does not require a provisional restoration

d) Follows the contours of a complete denture flange

125-00-2) When designed properly, restorations with Gingiva-colored ceramics:

a) Still do not allow adequate access for hygiene maintenance

b) Are inferior to ones made with tooth colored ceramics from a hygiene perspective

c) Facilitate and enhance hygiene access

d) Can only be cleaned when they are removable

139-00-1) What are the factors for immediate loading of the completely edentulous arch?

a) Surgical factors

b) Host related factors

c) Implant type

d) Prosthetic design

e) All of the above

139-00-3) Which are extra oral factors for immediate loading of the completely edentulous arch?

a) Facial support

b) Lip support

c) Smile line

d) All of the above

141-00-1) What is the major determinant for lip support with a maxillary prosthesis?

a) The thickness of the labial flange

b) The position and angulation of the incisors

c) Increasing the vertical dimension

d) The use of lip fillers

142-00-4) Based on empirical guidelines, when extruding teeth for site development how long should one hold the tooth for each mm of extrusion

a) Hold 1 day for each mm of extrusion

b) Hold 10 days for each mm of extrusion

c) Hold 20 days for each mm of extrusion

d) Hold 30 days for each mm of extrusion

e) Hold 90 days for each mm of extrusion

142-00-5) The following are the cardinal signs of the loss of posterior support except:

a) PDL widening

b) Fremitus

c) Fractured restorations

d) Caries

e) Excessive wear

152-00-1) What are the ideal sites for 4 implant placements for a Locator attachment overdenture?

a) Central incisors and cuspids

b) Cuspids and 1st molars

c) Central incisors and lateral incisors

154-00-3) The Massad Jaw Recorder consists of a mandibular pin holder and a maxillary

a) Striking plate

b) Pin and nut

c) Denture setup

d) Baseplate

158-00-3) The proper attachment used in the Locator metal housing for chairside pickup is:

a) Green attachment

b) Blue attachment

c) Black attachment

d) Red attachment

182-00-1) Key determinants in treatment of edentulous patients with implant supported fixed appliances include:

a) Amount of hard and soft tissue defect

b) ridge display during smiling

c) Bone quantity and quality

d) b and c only

e) all of the above

182-00-3) The most important step in esthetic evaluation of an edentulous patient planed for fixed prosthesis is:

a) tooth shape

b) tooth color

c) determination of the transition zone

d) determination of VDO

e) Maxillary midline position

184-00-1) Factors involved in success of a graftless full arch implant supported prosthesis include:

a) Implant distribution

b) Immediate Stability of implants

c) A-P spread

d) Framework material

e) a,b,c only

184-00-3) Benefits of placing tilted implants in the graftless treatment solutions include

a) Reduction of cantilever dimensions

b) Engagement of denser bone regions

c) Avoidance of vital structure

d) All of the above

e) a and c only

186-00-1) All the following are factors which can influence the accuracy of the Master cast EXCEPT

a) Type of impression material

b) Impression technique

c) Dimensional change of the stone

d) Type of implant system used

e) Implant master cast technique

186-00-3) All the following should be used to verify passivity EXCEPT

a) Evaluation of framework on master cast

b) Single screw test intra-orally

c) Radiographic verification of seating

d) Patient should not feel tension on screwing the framework into place.

e) Once the screw has bottomed out, turning it another half turn is within the range of acceptability

188-00-4) The recommended occlusal guidelines for the All-on-four prosthesis is

a) Unilateral group function

b) Protrusive disclusion

c) Avoidance of non-working side interferences

d) Lingualized balance

e) a, b, and c only

188-00-5) Most common prosthetic complication with the All-on-Four prosthesis is:

a) Fracture of the prosthesis

b) Abutment fracture

c) Abutment loosening

d) Acrylic discoloration

e) Wear of the acrylic teeth.

189-00-2) Which of the following options is presented by Dr. Rojas-Vizcaya as an alternative solution to the conventional detachable restorations?

a) Metal-acrylic

b) Metal-ceramic

c) Zirconia-ceramic

d) 100% monolithic Zirconia

231-00-1) What restorative technique requires the least restorative space?

a) Porcelain fused to metal.

b) Hybrid restoration, fixed bone anchored bridge.

c) Bar retained over-denture.

d) Locator based over-denture

e) None of the above.

232-00-1) What are the advantages of a locator overdenture?

a) You never have to worry a restorative space

b) It should be less cost to the patient.

c) You don’t have to worry about an access of rotation.

d) You won’t have to worry about restoration wear.

e) All of the above.

232-00-2) Why would you select a bar overdenture as a final treatment:

a) You can idealize the retention points even when the implants are angled or placed non-ideally.

b) The patient understands and has been informed about the costs

c) More control of unattached tissue.

d) When reasonable it will allow sharing the load between implants.

e) All of the above.

261-00-2) A synonym for Fixed Implant Complete Denture would be:

a) Ceramo-metal prosthesis

b) Implant supported over-denture

c) Hybrid prosthesis

d) None of above-mentioned

271-00-2) The Minimally Invasive, without bone grafting and without compromise surgical philosophy, offers the patient the following options, except one:

a) Tilted implants

b) Long implants

c) Zygomatic implants (molar-malar)

d) Rational use of the residual host bone

278-00-1) Converting a class 2 occlusion patient into a class 1 with full arch immediate load double jaw procedure

a) is usually problematic

b) can be done routinely with no consequence

c) should never be attempted

d) may result in occlusal position instability

279-00-3) The Maxillary and Mandible bone have different origen:

a) The Maxillary bone has endochondral origen

b) The Mandible bone has intramembranous origen

c) Both are intramembranous

d) a + b are correct

304-00-2) How much bone would be necessary for placing a single implant with immediate loading for overdenture?

a) bone for > 10 mm implant

b) bone for > 12 mm implant

c) bone for > 8 mm implant

d) bone for > 6 mm implant

305-00-1) How much minimum restorative space per arch do we need for titanium framework with denture teeth?

a) 20-25 mm

b) 5-10 mm

c) 11-15 mm

d) 5-7 mm

326-00-2) For placing dental implants in the upper maxilla, What would be the traditional non invasive technique to do when there is a maxillary sinus pneumatization and atrophic posterior bone?

a) use tilted dental implants near the anterior wall of the sinus to avoid it

b) use osteotomes in the sinus

c) use lateral sinus raising up technique

d) use osteogenic distraction

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