Reduction of free-way space in complete denture construction will 1. impair aesthetics. 2. cause the dentures to click. 3. traumatize the underlying supporting tissues. 4. induce generalized soreness over the ridges.

On a periapical radiograph, what reduction in mineral content must be lost to detect a change?

30-40%.
NDEB released questions part 2 set 2

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. incision at fracture site.
2. reduction of fracture.
3. debridement of fracture site.
4. immobilization of fracture.
5. restoration of occlusion.

(2) (4) (5)
NDEB released questions set 3

The advantage of a posterior composite resin restoration when compared to amalgam is an immediate reduction in

post-operative sensitivity.
NDEB released questions part 2 set 4

Interproximal reduction of the mesial of the lower deciduous cuspids is indicated to

provide space for alignment of the permanent incisors when crowding is 1-3mm.
NDEB released questions part 2 set 6

Elimination or reduction of periodontal pockets will occur by planing and curettage alone if the patient's periodontal condition includes

hyperemic and edematous gingival tissue.
NDEB released questions set 4

The most objective measurement of successful scaling and root planing is
1. reduction of pocket depth.
2. root smoothness.
3. absence of plaque.
4. absence of bleeding upon probing.
5. increased sulcular fluid flow.

(2) and (4)
NDEB released questions set 5

Following curettage and root planing, reduction in pocket depth is due to

All of the above.
NDEB released questions set 5

Tooth reduction for anterior tooth preparation for porcelain fused to metal and all ceramic crowns is dictated by the following imperative(s)
1. length for adequate retention-resistance.
2. porcelain/ceramic thickness for fracture resistance.
3. clearance for occlusal function.
4. parallelism of axial walls for facilitating the path of insertion.

(1) (2) (3)
NDEB released questions set 8

Maxillary incisor protrusion can be treated by
1. premolar extraction with orthodontic retraction of the incisors.
2. premolar extraction with surgical repositioning of the anterior dentoalveolar segment.
3. extraction of the incisors, alveoloplasty and prosthodontic replacement.
4. reduction and genioplasty.

(1) (2) (3)
NDEB released questions set 9

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

(1) (2) (3)
NDEB released questions set 13

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

(1) (2) (3)
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Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

1 year
History 1

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

hyperemic and edematous gingival tissue
History 1

Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

1 year
Moc 1

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

hyperemic and edematous gingival tissue
Moc 1

Reduction of free-way space in complete denture construction will
1. impair aesthetics.
2. cause the dentures to click.
3. traumatize the underlying supporting tissues.
4. induce generalized soreness over the ridges.

(1) and (4)

All of the above.

(1) and (2)

(2) and (4)

(2) and (3)

0 explanations

Similar questions:

On a periapical radiograph, what reduction in mineral content must be lost to detect a change?

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. incision at fracture site.
2. reduction of fracture.
3. debridement of fracture site.
4. immobilization of fracture.
5. restoration of occlusion.

The advantage of a posterior composite resin restoration when compared to amalgam is an immediate reduction in

Interproximal reduction of the mesial of the lower deciduous cuspids is indicated to

Elimination or reduction of periodontal pockets will occur by planing and curettage alone if the patient's periodontal condition includes

The most objective measurement of successful scaling and root planing is
1. reduction of pocket depth.
2. root smoothness.
3. absence of plaque.
4. absence of bleeding upon probing.
5. increased sulcular fluid flow.

Following curettage and root planing, reduction in pocket depth is due to

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

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Reduction of free-way space in complete denture construction will1. impair aesthetics.2. cause the dentures to click.3. traumatize the underlying supporting tissues.4. induce generalized soreness over the ridges.

(1) and (4)

All of the above.

(1) and (2)

(2) and (4)

(2) and (3)

0 explanations

Similar questions:

On a periapical radiograph, what reduction in mineral content must be lost to detect a change?

The principles of closed fracture management are1. incision at fracture site.2. reduction of fracture.3. debridement of fracture site.4. immobilization of fracture.5. restoration of occlusion.

The advantage of a posterior composite resin restoration when compared to amalgam is an immediate reduction in

Interproximal reduction of the mesial of the lower deciduous cuspids is indicated to

Elimination or reduction of periodontal pockets will occur by planing and curettage alone if the patient's periodontal condition includes

The most objective measurement of successful scaling and root planing is 1. reduction of pocket depth. 2. root smoothness. 3. absence of plaque. 4. absence of bleeding upon probing. 5. increased sulcular fluid flow.

Following curettage and root planing, reduction in pocket depth is due to

The principles of closed fracture management are 1. reduction of fracture. 2. immobilization of fracture. 3. restoration of occlusion. 4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

The principles of closed fracture management are1. reduction of fracture.2. immobilization of fracture.3. restoration of occlusion.4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

Endodontic therapy is completed on a tooth with a periapical adiolucency. A marked reduction in the size of the radiolucency can be expected in approximately

Probing depth reduction following scaling and root planing alone will occur if the patient's periodontal condition includes

Reduction of free-way space in complete denture construction will
1. impair aesthetics.
2. cause the dentures to click.
3. traumatize the underlying supporting tissues.
4. induce generalized soreness over the ridges.

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. incision at fracture site.
2. reduction of fracture.
3. debridement of fracture site.
4. immobilization of fracture.
5. restoration of occlusion.

The most objective measurement of successful scaling and root planing is
1. reduction of pocket depth.
2. root smoothness.
3. absence of plaque.
4. absence of bleeding upon probing.
5. increased sulcular fluid flow.

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.

The principles of closed fracture management are
1. reduction of fracture.
2. immobilization of fracture.
3. restoration of occlusion.
4. incision and debridement at fracture site.