INBDE ORAL SURGERY (2025) EXAM
(ACTUAL EXAM) WITH CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Aspiration - ANSWERS-1. Using Needle and Syringe to
Aspirate
2. Usually done for Intraosseous Lesions that contain Fluid
Incisional - ANSWERS-1. Done on LARGE (>1cm) Lesions
2. When MALIGNANCY is suspected
3. When Lesion is in LOW possibility areas
Excisional - ANSWERS-1. Done on SMALL (<1cm) Lesions
2. When BENIGN is suspected
3. 2-3mm Margin of Uninvolved Normal Tissue
,4. ELLIPTICAL Incision is preferred since closing the tissue is
easier
What anesthesia method is best for biopsy? - ANSWERS-
BLOCK because Infiltration can MESS UP cellular
architecture
In what solution should biopsy samples be stored in? -
ANSWERS-10% Formalin
How to surgically manage cysts? - ANSWERS-1. Enucleation
2. Marsupialization
3. Curettage
How to surgically manage tumors? - ANSWERS-1.
Enucleation
2. Curettage
3. Resection
Enucleation - ANSWERS-SURGICAL Removal of Lesion
WITHOUT Cutting Into or Rupturing it
,Marsupialization - ANSWERS-Cutting a Slit into Lesion and
Suturing to KEEP IT OPEN so Lesion can FREELY Drain
Resection - ANSWERS-SURGICAL REMOVAL of Lesion +
Peripheral Normal Tissue
SPORT (Medical Emergencies) - ANSWERS-1. Stop Treatment
2. Position Patient
3. Oxygen (Not always)
4. Reassure
5. Take Vitals
Syncope - ANSWERS-MOST COMMON Emergency in Dental
Chair
What is the MOST COMMON Type of Syncope? - ANSWERS-
Vasovagal (Fainting)
What is the 2nd MOST COMMON Type of Syncope? -
ANSWERS-Orthostatic Hypotension
, Subperiosteal Abscess - ANSWERS-1. Possible when
MUCOPERIOSTEAL FLAP has been elevated
2. Must IRRIGATE THOROUGHLY to remove Tooth Particles
and Bone Spicules
Oro-Antral Communication - ANSWERS-1. COMMON in MX
1st Molars
2. Can be prevented with good pre-op radiograph and
MINIMAL Apical Pressure
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is less than 2mm? -
ANSWERS-Monitor
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is 2-6mm? -
ANSWERS-1. 4As (Antibiotics, Antihistamines, Analgesics
and Afrin Nasal Spray)
2. Figure-Eight Suture.
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is greater than
6mm? - ANSWERS-Surgical Flap Surgery
Alveolar Osteitis - ANSWERS-1. "Dry Socket"
(ACTUAL EXAM) WITH CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Aspiration - ANSWERS-1. Using Needle and Syringe to
Aspirate
2. Usually done for Intraosseous Lesions that contain Fluid
Incisional - ANSWERS-1. Done on LARGE (>1cm) Lesions
2. When MALIGNANCY is suspected
3. When Lesion is in LOW possibility areas
Excisional - ANSWERS-1. Done on SMALL (<1cm) Lesions
2. When BENIGN is suspected
3. 2-3mm Margin of Uninvolved Normal Tissue
,4. ELLIPTICAL Incision is preferred since closing the tissue is
easier
What anesthesia method is best for biopsy? - ANSWERS-
BLOCK because Infiltration can MESS UP cellular
architecture
In what solution should biopsy samples be stored in? -
ANSWERS-10% Formalin
How to surgically manage cysts? - ANSWERS-1. Enucleation
2. Marsupialization
3. Curettage
How to surgically manage tumors? - ANSWERS-1.
Enucleation
2. Curettage
3. Resection
Enucleation - ANSWERS-SURGICAL Removal of Lesion
WITHOUT Cutting Into or Rupturing it
,Marsupialization - ANSWERS-Cutting a Slit into Lesion and
Suturing to KEEP IT OPEN so Lesion can FREELY Drain
Resection - ANSWERS-SURGICAL REMOVAL of Lesion +
Peripheral Normal Tissue
SPORT (Medical Emergencies) - ANSWERS-1. Stop Treatment
2. Position Patient
3. Oxygen (Not always)
4. Reassure
5. Take Vitals
Syncope - ANSWERS-MOST COMMON Emergency in Dental
Chair
What is the MOST COMMON Type of Syncope? - ANSWERS-
Vasovagal (Fainting)
What is the 2nd MOST COMMON Type of Syncope? -
ANSWERS-Orthostatic Hypotension
, Subperiosteal Abscess - ANSWERS-1. Possible when
MUCOPERIOSTEAL FLAP has been elevated
2. Must IRRIGATE THOROUGHLY to remove Tooth Particles
and Bone Spicules
Oro-Antral Communication - ANSWERS-1. COMMON in MX
1st Molars
2. Can be prevented with good pre-op radiograph and
MINIMAL Apical Pressure
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is less than 2mm? -
ANSWERS-Monitor
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is 2-6mm? -
ANSWERS-1. 4As (Antibiotics, Antihistamines, Analgesics
and Afrin Nasal Spray)
2. Figure-Eight Suture.
What to do if Oro-Antral Communication is greater than
6mm? - ANSWERS-Surgical Flap Surgery
Alveolar Osteitis - ANSWERS-1. "Dry Socket"
