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Orthodontic 2 Questions

This document contains questions about orthodontic anchorage, cephalometrics, diagnosis, and supplemental diagnostic aids. It tests knowledge of when to use different types of anchorage, cephalometric landmarks and measurements, causes of malocclusions, space analysis, and diagnostic tools and tests. Key topics covered include intra-maxillary vs inter-maxillary anchorage, ANB angle analysis, impacted vs embedded teeth, primate vs freeway space, and clinical exams for tongue thrusting and mouth breathing.

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Orthodontic 2 Questions

This document contains questions about orthodontic anchorage, cephalometrics, diagnosis, and supplemental diagnostic aids. It tests knowledge of when to use different types of anchorage, cephalometric landmarks and measurements, causes of malocclusions, space analysis, and diagnostic tools and tests. Key topics covered include intra-maxillary vs inter-maxillary anchorage, ANB angle analysis, impacted vs embedded teeth, primate vs freeway space, and clinical exams for tongue thrusting and mouth breathing.

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Anchorage

Q1 : best to wear a headgear / functional


appliance in evening / night because :
a/ patient cooperation is highest
b/ patient is at home and not in school
c/ growth hormone section is high in this
period
d/ tissue begin to take rest at this period
Q2 : the type of anchorage in lower active
plate removable appliance :
a/ intra-maxillary anchorage
b/ inter-maxillary anchorage
c/ simple reciprocal anchorage
d/ compound anchorage
Q3 : the anchor tooth will have to be moved
bodily in case of :
a/ simple anchorage
b/ reciprocal anchorage
c/ stationary anchorage
d/ simple stationary anchorage
Q4 : Bakers anchorage for class II and class
III elastic traction type of anchorage :
a/ intra-maxillary anchorage
b/ intra-mandibular anchorage
c/ inter-maxillary anchorage
d/ inter-mandibular anchorage
e/ bi maxillary anchorage
Q5 : ankylosed tooth is :
a/ intra- ankylosed anchorage
b/ inter- ankylosed anchorage
c/ absolute anchorage
d/ simple anchorage
e/ extra-oral anchorage
Q6 : simple anchorage means :
a/ using single tooth
b/ tooth move with bodily
c/ tooth move with tipping
d/ use more one tooth
e/ absolute anchorage
Q7 : closure or an upper median diasthema
with elastic/coil spring between brackets on
the central incisor is an example for :
a/ intra-maxillary compound anchorage
b/ intra-maxillary reciprocal anchorage
c/ inter-maxillary reinforced anchorage
d/ intra-maxillary reinforced anchorage
Q8 : when not more than 1/4th of the
extraction space should be lost by forward
movement of the anchor molars this is called :
a/ maximum anchorage ( type A )
b/ minimum anchorage ( type C )
c/ moderate anchorage ( type B )
d/ renforced anchorage ( type D anchorage )
Q9 : the resistance offered by the teeth or
tooth desired to moved called " anchorage "
( T or F )
Q10 : the tooth with lowest anchorage value
is the lower central incisor ( T or F )

Cephalometric
Q1 : all of the following are cephalometric
landmark except :
a/ A.N.B angle
b/ orbitale (O) point
c/ gnathion (Gn) point
d/ sell (S) point
Q2 : the distance between the x-ray tube and
the patient head in cephalograph machine is :
a/ 100 cm
b/ 120 cm
c/ 150 cm
d/ 180 cm
Q3 : the angle which indicates growth
direction is :
a/ A.N.B angle
b/ anterior angle
c/ N.S Gn angle
d/ S.N Gn angle
Q4 : if the SNA 77 , SNB 79 can diagnosis a
case as :
a/ dental class III
b/ skeletal class 2
c/ dental class 2
d/ skeletal class 3
e/ skeletal class III
Q5 : increase FMA indicates :
a/ skeletal deep bite
b/ increased over jet
c/ dental open bite
d/ skeletal open bite
Q6 : lateral cephalograph should be taken for
each and every orthodontic patient ( T or F )
Q7 : A negative cephalometric ANB angle
denotes A skeletal class III pattern ( T or F )
Q8 :

Q9 : A negative cephalometric ANB angle


indicates a class III malocclusion ( T or F )
Q10 : the cephalometric point " A " is derived
landmark ( T or F )
Q11 : the " Y " axis connects sella point and
gnathion and " Y " axis angle indicates the
antero-posterior location of mandible to
cranial base ( T or F )
Q12 : A cephalometric handmark which lies
on the mandible is :
a/ A point
b/ basion point
c/ porion point
d/ Go point
Q13 : the disadvantage of cephalometric is
production of two dimentional presention of
three dimention structure ( T or F )
Q14 : in patient with sever class II
malocclusion the ANB angle is large ( T or F )
Q15 : in a cephalometric radiograph the
facial plane joins superspinal and nesion to
pogonion ( T or F )
Q16 : A maxillary propathian would be
indurated by a cepalometric SNA angle of 9G
( T or F )
Q17 : in increase maxillary-mandibular
angle indicates skeletal class II relationship
( T or F )

Diagnosis
Q1 : Asymmetrical anterior open bite is seen
in patient of tongue thrusting habit ( T or F )
Q2 : median diastema is caused by an upper
abnormal " low " labial frenum ( T or F )
Q3 : the anterior posterior curve of occlusion
in the upper dental arch is :
a/ monsoons curve
b/ curve of spee
c/ Wilson curve
d/ compenstatory curve
Q4 : the over retained deciduous teeth in
infra occlusion is called :
a/ transposed tooth
b/ embedded tooth
c/ impacted tooth
d/ submerged tooth
Q5 : excess space remaining by the replacement of
the deciduous canine 1st & 2nd molar by the
permanent canine , 1st and 2nd premolars is :

a/ freeway space

b/ primate space

c/ lee-way space

Q6 : growth spurt indicates :

a/ accelerated period of growth

b/ sudden increased growth

c/ more growth mainly due to hormonal changes

d/ all of the following

Q7 : the growth of width in maxilla :

a/ stops much after that of mandible

b/ stops much before that of mandible

c/ both stop at the same time

d/ none of the above


Q6 : A concave profile in skeletal class III cases , is
shown by :

a/ posterior divergence of the face

b/ anterior divergence

c/ straight divergence

d/ none of the above

Q7 : A patient with a broad and round face is


known to be :

a/ meso-prosopic

b/ eury-proscopic

c/ lepto- proscopic

d/ hyper- proscopic

Q8 :
Q9 : tongue thrusting habit is one of the
common causes of relapse ( T or F )

Q10 : space mesial to upper permanent canine


and distal to lower permanent canine is called
primate space ( T or F )

Q11 : an un-erupted tooth in bone due to lack


of an eruptive force is termed :
a/ delayed eruption of tooth

b/ embedded tooth

c/ impacted tooth

Q12 : lee-way space is larger in the maxilla


than in the mandible ( T or F )

Q13 : the face difference in mesio-distal


width BTW CDE and 345 called :

a/ free way space

b/ dental diastema

c/ lee-way space

Q14 : incomplete division of a single tooth


bud causes :

a/ germination

b/ concrescence

c/ fusion
d/ dileceration

Q15 : increase in Frankfort H-mandibular plane


angle ( FMA ) indicates :

a/ skeletal deep bite

b/ increased over jet

c/ skeletal open bite

d/ dental open bite

Q16 : the most commonly missing teeth in order


of frequency are :

1_ third molar

2_ lower second premolar

3_ permanent upper lateral incisor

Q17 : an open primary dentition is not ideal and


indicates future crowding ( T or F )

Q18 : A complete overlap by the upper


incisor of the lower incisor in the vertical
plane with nearly zero over jet is called :

a/ cross bite

b/ edge to edge

c/ open bite

d/ closed bite

Q19 : space distal to deciduous upper canine


and mesial to the deciduous lower canine is
called :

a/ median diastema

b/ lee-way space

c/ primate space

d/ diastema

20- examination mean collecting data

21 - diagnosis means determine the abnormality

Q22 : diastema need surgical oprative to closed (T


or F )

Q23 : the antero-posterior curve of occlusion in


the upper dental arch :

a/ monsoons curve

b/ curve of spee

c/ Wilson curve

d/ compensatory curve

Q24 : how can you diagnosis the thumb sucking?

a.history by the parent

b. examination of thumb or finger

Q25 : the 3 type of mouth breather dianostic are :

a. double sided twin mirror test

b. butterfly shaped cotton wisp test

Q26 : one of the following is supplemental


diagnostic aid :

a/ I,O peri-apical radiograph


b/ bitewing radiograph

c/ study cast

d/ occlusal radiograph

Q27 : clinical examination of patient with median


diatema should include :

a/ thyroid hormone test

b/ water holding test

c/ double sided twin mirror test

d/ grabbers test

Q28 : one of the following not essential diagnostic


aid :

a/ clinical examination

b/ case history

c/ lateral cephalograph

d/ OPG radiograph

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