study practice Questions combined (20 Questions and Answers )
1.
What significant dental advancement is attributed to ancient Chinese practices?
Developed porcelain crowns
Invented dental floss
Created silver fillings
Pioneered root canal treatment
Answer: Created silver fillings
2.
What group of people were skilled in restoring decayed teeth with gold crowns and replacing
missing teeth with fixed bridge work? Answer: The Etruscans
3.
The first known Dentist, Hesi-Re, lived in
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Rome
Medieval Paris
Ancient Greece
Answer: Ancient Egypt
4.
Which physician laid the foundation for the profession behavior of all other physicians? Answer:
Hippocrates
5.
Which of the following contributions is attributed to Leonardo da Vinci in the field of dentistry?
Developed the first dental drill
Created detailed anatomical sketches of the human body
Invented the first dental hygiene products
Pioneered the use of fluoride in dental care
Answer: Created detailed anatomical sketches of the human body
6.
, Which of the following contributions is Pierre Fauchard most renowned for in the field of
dentistry?
Developing the first dental school
Establishing the principles of modern dentistry
Introducing the use of dental implants
Creating the first dental hygiene products
Answer: Establishing the principles of modern dentistry
7.
Which notable figure, known for his role in American history, also contributed to dentistry as an
amateur practitioner by performing dental procedures and creating dental tools?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Paul Revere
Benjamin Franklin
Answer: Paul Revere
8.
Who was George Washington's Dentist? Answer: Dr. John Greenwood
9.
Horace H. Hayden and Chapin A. Harris contributed to the advancement of dentistry by?
Being the first African American dental students
Discovering X-rays
Establishing the first dental school
Setting the standard for dental assisting textbooks
Answer: Establishing the first dental school
10.
1. What discovery did Horace Wells makes in 1844?
o Answer: The use of nitrous oxide as an anesthetic