Prognosis for a patient with oral squamous cell carcinoma depends upon which of the following factors?
1. Size of the tumor.
2. Location of the tumor.
3. Lymph node involvement.
4. Symptoms.

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For an avulsed, fully developed permanent tooth that has been reimplanted, a favourable prognosis is most affected by the

length of time the tooth has been out of the mouth.
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The most likely indication of a poor periodontal prognosis for a furcation involved tooth is the presence of

narrow root separation.
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In a child, correction of a bilateral posterior constriction of the maxillary arch has the WORST long term prognosis for stability if

there is a functional shift from initial contact to maximum intercuspation.
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A 9 year old female patient presents with a Class I malocclusion with generally good alignment and interdigitation except tooth 1.2 is in lingual crossbite but has sufficient mesiodistal space for movement into the correct position. Correction of the lingual crossbite of tooth 1.2 with a finger spring on a removable appliance has the best long term prognosis for stability if tooth 1.2 is

lingually inclined, and in a position of 50% overbite
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The prognosis for an avulsed tooth is principally affected by

length of time the tooth was out of the mouth.
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In assessing the prognosis of a neoplasm, the most important feature is

metastasis.
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The prognosis for an avulsed tooth is principally affected by

length of time the tooth was out of the mouth
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Oral leukoplakia has the most favourable prognosis when it is

infected with Candida albicans.
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Which of the following tumors has the best prognosis in terms of patient survival?

Ameloblastoma.
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Correction of a bilateral posterior constriction of the maxillary arch has the best long term prognosis for stability if:

there is no functional shift from initial contact to maximum intercuspation.
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Which of the following factors improves the prognosis for a successful direct pulp cap on a secondary tooth?

The exposure is uncontaminated
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The most likely indication of a poor periodontal prognosis for a furcation involved tooth is the presence of

narrow root separation.
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An anterior endodontically treated tooth has been restored with a carbon fibre, a direct restorative core and a porcelain fused to metal crown. What is the most important factor influencing the prognosis of this tooth?

Amount of remaining coronal tooth structure.
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Which of the following clinical findings will give the most favourable prognosis for successful direct pulp capping?
1. No hemorrhage at the exposure site.
2. The exposure is small.
3. The tooth is hypersensitive to heat.
4. The exposure site is uncontaminated.

(2) and (4)
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In periodontics, the best prognosis for bone regeneration follows the surgical treatment of

three-wall infrabony pockets
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