NDAEB 5.18 Periodontics Part 1

Where does the pellicle deposit form?

Disclosing agent containing which of the following is contraindicated for patients with diabetes?

Which soft deposit is easy for patients to keep under control with frequent brushing?

Insoluble protein is part of the composition of _____.

What is an endogenous stain?

What is NOT true of calculus?

What accounts for the different colors between supragingival and subgingival calculus?

Extrinsic stains do NOT typically adhere to ____.

How often should ultrasonic cleaning solution be discarded?

What does a build up of materia alba indicate?

Giving a patient a red cote tablet shows which of the following?

Calculus is removed with _____.

A patient has extreme inflammation of the gums after scaling. What should be done?

What can remove a chlorhexidine stain?

What is the significance of Materia alba?

Which of the following is NOT a soft deposit?

What does an increase in refined carbohydrates lead to?

All but which of the following instruments can be used to remove calculus above the gingiva?

What occurs to sloughed biofilm?

Which of the following statements is not true?

Calculus is a greater risk if a patient\’s saliva is _____.

Which of the following instruments would you use to remove subgingival calculus?

Mineralization begins on plaque after _____.

What will help make sure that all plaque is removed?

The composition of plaque is 20 percent solids and 80 percent ______.

____will provide better protection of the gum tissue.(Repeated qn)

What is a contraindication for ultrasonic scaling?

All of the following will remove debris from the surface of the tooth EXCEPT for?

A patient\’s teeth have visible white areas that polishing will not remove. What must you rule out to know it is a stain?

Periodontal files are used in which of the following procedures?