AAID implant questions
1. Whatwould be the best pre-surgical antibiotic protocol regimen for a penicillin allergic
patient?
a.Clindamycin 1200mg 2hrs pre-operative followed by 600mg tid for7 days
b.Augmentin500mg 1 hr pre-operative followed by 500mg for 24 hours
c.Amoxicillin 2000mg1 hr pre-operative followed by 1000mg tid for 5-7 days
d.Clindamycin 600mg 1 hr pre-operative followed by 300mg tid for1 day: d.Clin- damycin 600mg 1
hr pre-operative followed by 300mg tid for1 day
2. The advantage of a papilla sparingincision is that:
a.The clinician can perform this more quickly saving time and money and this procedure is more
often performed in the non esthetic zone.
b.The clinician can make a complete sulcular incision around the adjacent teeth to examine
the roots for periodontal disease
c.The papilla is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
d.The papilla is more likely to recede and allow for the use of interproximal periodontalbrushes
into large embrasure spaces: c.The papilla is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
3. The use of steroids pre-operatively in implant dentistry in mainly indicated to:
Help the patient relax
Decrease post operative edema, swelling and nausea decrease the
risk of sedation
treat acute infection: b.Decrease post operative edema, swelling and nausea
4. The main anatomic structure the implant surgeon needs to be aware of in the posterior
mandible area if he/she perforates the boney plate of the jaw is the:
, AAID implant questions
The greater palatine nerve The
buccal nerve
The maxillary artery
The lingual artery: The lingual artery
5. The most commonly recommended minimum distance between the implant and adjacent
tooth is:
4-5 mm
6-7mm
, AAID implant questions
1.5-2mm
0.25mm-0.5mm: 1.5-2mm
6. The platform on an implant placed in an esthetic zone should be placed at:
5 mm apical to the adjacent teeth CEJ
5 mm below the crestal bone regardless of its height 2 mm apical
to the adjacent teeth CEJ
1 mm coronal to the adjacent teeth CEJ so that the machined collars are exposed and cleansable:
2 mm apical to the adjacent teeth CEJ
7. What is the most commonly recommended minimum spacing between two adjacent
implants?
a. 1-2 mm
b. 3- 4mm
c. 5-6mm
d. 7 or more mm: b. 3- 4mm
8. The purpose of a surgical template made from a dental stone model is that it:
a. Allows us to evaluate the volume of bone
b. Provides the clincian with the proper angulation for our implant
c. Helps to give us the proper position of our implant platform
d. Allows us to place the implant without evaluating our implant position in the mouth and
eliminates the use of intraoperative radiographs.: c. Helps to give us the proper position of our
implant platform
9. Where should the occlusal contacts be on an implant crown
, AAID implant questions
a. On the buccal aspect of the occlusal surface
b. On the distal aspect of the occlusal surface
c. On the central fossa of the occlusal surface if it produces apical forces on the implant
d. The contact can be anywhere because this is an implant crown: c. On the central fossa of the
occlusal surface if it produces apical forces on the implant
10. After taking an implant impression we try in the abutments and the metal substructures
(castings for the porcelain to metal crowns). The metal sub- structure does not fit. What are the
best and most efficient next steps.
a. Take a new fixture level impression and send it back to the lab to remake a whole new
substructure
1. Whatwould be the best pre-surgical antibiotic protocol regimen for a penicillin allergic
patient?
a.Clindamycin 1200mg 2hrs pre-operative followed by 600mg tid for7 days
b.Augmentin500mg 1 hr pre-operative followed by 500mg for 24 hours
c.Amoxicillin 2000mg1 hr pre-operative followed by 1000mg tid for 5-7 days
d.Clindamycin 600mg 1 hr pre-operative followed by 300mg tid for1 day: d.Clin- damycin 600mg 1
hr pre-operative followed by 300mg tid for1 day
2. The advantage of a papilla sparingincision is that:
a.The clinician can perform this more quickly saving time and money and this procedure is more
often performed in the non esthetic zone.
b.The clinician can make a complete sulcular incision around the adjacent teeth to examine
the roots for periodontal disease
c.The papilla is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
d.The papilla is more likely to recede and allow for the use of interproximal periodontalbrushes
into large embrasure spaces: c.The papilla is less likely to recede and cause black triangles.
3. The use of steroids pre-operatively in implant dentistry in mainly indicated to:
Help the patient relax
Decrease post operative edema, swelling and nausea decrease the
risk of sedation
treat acute infection: b.Decrease post operative edema, swelling and nausea
4. The main anatomic structure the implant surgeon needs to be aware of in the posterior
mandible area if he/she perforates the boney plate of the jaw is the:
, AAID implant questions
The greater palatine nerve The
buccal nerve
The maxillary artery
The lingual artery: The lingual artery
5. The most commonly recommended minimum distance between the implant and adjacent
tooth is:
4-5 mm
6-7mm
, AAID implant questions
1.5-2mm
0.25mm-0.5mm: 1.5-2mm
6. The platform on an implant placed in an esthetic zone should be placed at:
5 mm apical to the adjacent teeth CEJ
5 mm below the crestal bone regardless of its height 2 mm apical
to the adjacent teeth CEJ
1 mm coronal to the adjacent teeth CEJ so that the machined collars are exposed and cleansable:
2 mm apical to the adjacent teeth CEJ
7. What is the most commonly recommended minimum spacing between two adjacent
implants?
a. 1-2 mm
b. 3- 4mm
c. 5-6mm
d. 7 or more mm: b. 3- 4mm
8. The purpose of a surgical template made from a dental stone model is that it:
a. Allows us to evaluate the volume of bone
b. Provides the clincian with the proper angulation for our implant
c. Helps to give us the proper position of our implant platform
d. Allows us to place the implant without evaluating our implant position in the mouth and
eliminates the use of intraoperative radiographs.: c. Helps to give us the proper position of our
implant platform
9. Where should the occlusal contacts be on an implant crown
, AAID implant questions
a. On the buccal aspect of the occlusal surface
b. On the distal aspect of the occlusal surface
c. On the central fossa of the occlusal surface if it produces apical forces on the implant
d. The contact can be anywhere because this is an implant crown: c. On the central fossa of the
occlusal surface if it produces apical forces on the implant
10. After taking an implant impression we try in the abutments and the metal substructures
(castings for the porcelain to metal crowns). The metal sub- structure does not fit. What are the
best and most efficient next steps.
a. Take a new fixture level impression and send it back to the lab to remake a whole new
substructure
