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Which of the following may be associated with a fracture of the mandible?
1. Diplopia.
2. Malocclusion.
3. Swelling of the orbit.
4. Pain.
(2) and (4)
NDEB released questions set 3
A patient presenting with diplopia, exophthalmos, nasal bleeding and swelling, may suffer from a fracture of the
zygomatic bone.NDEB released questions set 3
A fracture in the porcelain of a porcelain fused to metal crown may be caused by
sharp line angles in the metal under the porcelain.NDEB released questions part 2 set 5
A 9 year old boy sustains a fracture of the crown of his central incisor with minimal pulp exposure. The accident occurred one hour prior. A periapical radiograph reveals that the root of the tooth is intact but the apex is open. The most appropriate treatment is to
pulp cap with calcium hydroxide and restoreNDEB released questions part 2 set 12
A 22 year old presents with a fracture of the incisal third of tooth 2.1 exposing a small amount of dentin. The fracture occurred one hour previously. There is no mobility of the tooth but the patient complains that it is rough and sensitive to cold. The most appropriate emergency treatment is to
smooth the surrounding enamel and apply glass ionomer cement.NDEB released questions part 2 set 13
A 9-year old boy is brought to the office for treatment immediately following a facial injury with a fracture of enamel only of a maxillary central incisor. The tooth tests completely negative to an electric pulp tester. This finding indicates that the tooth
may be only temporarily nonresponsive and should be checked at a later date.NDEB released questions part 2 set 15
A 22 year old presents with a fracture of the incisal third of tooth 2.1 exposing a small amount of dentin. The fracture occurred one hour previously. There is no mobility of the tooth but the patient complains that it is rough and sensitive to cold. The most appropriate emergency treatment is to
smooth the surrounding enamel and apply glass ionomer cement.NDEB released questions set 8
A fracture in an all ceramic crown may be caused by
1. inadequate ceramic thickness.
2. sharp line angles in the tooth preparation.
3. excessive occlusal load.
4. use of an inappropriate luting material.
All of the above.
NDEB released questions set 10
A fracture in an all-ceramic crown may be caused by
1. inadequate ceramic thickness.
2. sharp line angles in the tooth preparation.
3. excessive occlusal load.
4. use of an inappropriate luting material.
All of the above.
NDEB released questions set 11
Which of the following radiographs is most appropriate for the diagnosis of a fracture of the maxilla?
Anteroposterior radiograph of the skull.NDEB released questions set 11
A fracture is considered to be favourable when
fragments are not displaced by muscle pull.Planets 33
A patient presenting with diplopia, exophthalmos, nasal bleeding and swelling, may suffer from a fracture of the
zygomatic bone.Planets 33
A 22 year old presents with a fracture of the incisal third of tooth 2.1 exposing a small amount of dentin. The fracture occurred one hour previously. There is no mobility of the tooth but the patient complains that it is rough and sensitive to cold. The most appropriate emergency treatment is to
smooth the surrounding enamel and apply glass ionomer cement.Planets 29
A fracture in an all ceramic crown may be caused by
1. inadequate ceramic thickness.
2. sharp line angles in the tooth preparation.
3. excessive occlusal load.
4. use of an inappropriate luting material
All of the above.
Planets 27
Patient received heavy blow to the right body of the mandible sustaining a fracture there. You should suspect a second fracture is most likely to be present in
Left sub-condylar region
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