ADHP Board Review | 100% Correct
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True or false: A filter restricts the size and shape of the x-ray beam - ✔✔False, a Collimator does
True of false: Increasing the exposure time will cause the film to appear dark - ✔✔False, Increases
density
What are the five gingival fibers within gingival tissues? - ✔✔dentogingival, dentoperiosteal, transseptal,
alveologingival, circumferential
Tissues surrounding and supporting the tooth? - ✔✔periodontium
Tooth above attached tissue is ? - ✔✔clinical crown
Part of the tooth, covered by enamel? - ✔✔anatomical crown
Root with Periodontal fibers? - ✔✔clinical root
The root that is covered by cementum? - ✔✔anatomical root
This is measured from the CEJ? - ✔✔clinical attachment
Measured from the gingival margin to the pocket bottom? - ✔✔probing depth
MGJ + GM - Pocket depth - ✔✔Amount of attached gingiva
MGJ to GM = - ✔✔Amount of keratinized gingiva
, number of cells increases - ✔✔hyperplasia
size of cells increases - ✔✔hypertrophy
Something a professional notices. An example is BOP - ✔✔signs
something a patient notices. An example is pain or tenderness - ✔✔symptom
What is needed for calculus formation? - ✔✔pellicle , biofilm, minerals
What fibers do not insert into the cementum? - ✔✔circular
The surface cell layers of the of the gingiva are best called what type of tissue? - ✔✔epithelial
Sulcular epitheliam is ? - ✔✔non-keratinized
The most common type of periodontal disease is termed? - ✔✔inflammatory
The anatomical root of the tooth is covered by? - ✔✔cementum only
Amount of attached gingiva is mucogingival junction to gingival margin : - ✔✔minus pocket depth
True or False- Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. - ✔✔true
The primary etiology of periodontal disease is: - ✔✔plaque
Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
True or false: A filter restricts the size and shape of the x-ray beam - ✔✔False, a Collimator does
True of false: Increasing the exposure time will cause the film to appear dark - ✔✔False, Increases
density
What are the five gingival fibers within gingival tissues? - ✔✔dentogingival, dentoperiosteal, transseptal,
alveologingival, circumferential
Tissues surrounding and supporting the tooth? - ✔✔periodontium
Tooth above attached tissue is ? - ✔✔clinical crown
Part of the tooth, covered by enamel? - ✔✔anatomical crown
Root with Periodontal fibers? - ✔✔clinical root
The root that is covered by cementum? - ✔✔anatomical root
This is measured from the CEJ? - ✔✔clinical attachment
Measured from the gingival margin to the pocket bottom? - ✔✔probing depth
MGJ + GM - Pocket depth - ✔✔Amount of attached gingiva
MGJ to GM = - ✔✔Amount of keratinized gingiva
, number of cells increases - ✔✔hyperplasia
size of cells increases - ✔✔hypertrophy
Something a professional notices. An example is BOP - ✔✔signs
something a patient notices. An example is pain or tenderness - ✔✔symptom
What is needed for calculus formation? - ✔✔pellicle , biofilm, minerals
What fibers do not insert into the cementum? - ✔✔circular
The surface cell layers of the of the gingiva are best called what type of tissue? - ✔✔epithelial
Sulcular epitheliam is ? - ✔✔non-keratinized
The most common type of periodontal disease is termed? - ✔✔inflammatory
The anatomical root of the tooth is covered by? - ✔✔cementum only
Amount of attached gingiva is mucogingival junction to gingival margin : - ✔✔minus pocket depth
True or False- Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. - ✔✔true
The primary etiology of periodontal disease is: - ✔✔plaque
