UNIVERSITY OF ADEN

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
PEDODONTIC D EPARTMENT
FIRST SEMESTER 5TH YEAR Re- EXAM 2019
Model A
Name___________________________________________________ Group___________ 7 papers

Q-1 Write T or F in the following :

1- In vital pulpotomy technique the time of application of formocresol cotton in the pulp champer is 1 minute ____F
2- when a primary tooth crown is displaced lingually, the apex and cortical bone moves labially (i.e. in the
direction of the developing tooth germ) ____F
3- Following a trauma, if the tooth reacts to hot, cold, sweet or sour food, it indicates exposure of dentin or
pulp.____T
4- Infarction injures or Craze line in enamel without loss of tooth structure have a better prognosis ____T
5- In Intrusion Luxation, the Primary tooth may discolor and May eventually necrose with High risk of
permanent tooth damage _____T
6- In Ellis Class III Fracture the prognosis is Good if small exposure and treated quickly; but Poorer with
increasing size of exposure and length of time exposed____T
7- In primary teeth dental fractures are more common than luxation injures due to longer clinical crowns,
bone more dense, thicker cortical plates ___F permanent teeth
8- Extract mobile coronal fragment, leave apical root fragment to resorb is the treatment of Complicated
crown fracture ___F root fracture or Ellis class VI
9- The time interval between the injury and treatment may indicate the need for tetanus prophylaxis.____F
10- Pulp testing following traumatic injures is often not possible during initial treatement cause this
procedures require cooperation and relaxed child in order to ovoid false reactions ___T
11- In young permanent teeth when the exposure is large and pulp has been exposed for more than 5
minutes it is ideal to do direct pulp capping. ( F ) pulpotomy
12- Gutta Percha is generally not used in pulp therapy for primary teeth but may be used only when
succedaneous tooth bud is absent (T)
13- Pulp therapy in primary dentition is generally contraindicated in children who have serious illnesses. ( T
)
14- If the pulp exposure is large and associated with watery exudates or pus the tooth is suitable for vital pulp
therapy ( F ) non vital pulpotomy
15- Early pulpitis symptoms seen in evening or after meal whereas irreversible pulpitis seen at night ( T )
16- Pulpotomy is performed in primary tooth with extensive caries and spontanouse pain and with evidence of
radicular pathology ( F ) free of symptoms
17- Calcium hydroxide pulpotomy indicated in primary teeth with exposed vital pulp , when there is a
pathological change in the pulp at the exposure site ( F ) contra indicated
18- The tooth most frequently involved in a traumatic episode is the Maxillary lateral incisor___F
19- The therapeutic approach to intrusion injuries in primary teeth is controversial. Some authors in the field advocate
extraction and some advocate leaving the tooth to re erupt ____T
20- ZoE is the agent that is most frequently used in Direct pulp caps ____F
21- Formocresol pulpotomy following is indicated in a pulp exposure with coronal pulp hyperaemia ___F
22- Internal resorption the most common cause of failure of a pulpotomy that employs a calcium hydroxide in primary
molars_____T
23- Bilater single Band and loop is indicated when there is single missing tooth in two different side ____T
24- Candidiasis is unfavourable oral sequel is associated with prolonged use of antibiotic in children ___T
25- Apexification is a normal physiological process of root development in vital with minimal pulp inflammation__F
 26- Apexification is the treatment of chose in case of fracture before 1 year of pulpless upper central incisor reach
the pulp in 12 year old child F
27- The band and loop SM is classified as unilateral , fix , functional SM. F

Q-2 According to the indication listed below answer the following techniques and materials used in that
procedure .

28- Small Carious exposure in a vital primary teeth.

A. DPC B. IDPC C. pulpotomy D.pulpectomy

29- Material used in that procedure is :

A. CaOH2 B. Biodentin C. MTA D. Formocresol

30- Small with no bleeding at the exposure site or an amount that would be considered normal in young
permanent tooth
A. DPC B. IDPC C. Apexification D. Apexogenesis

31- Material used in that procedure is :

A. Zinc oxide paste B. Metapex C. MTA D. Formocresol

32- It is the induction of root-end repair in non-vital permanent teeth with open apices
A. DPC B. pulpotomy C. pulpectomy D. Apexification

33- Material used in that procedure is:

A. Ferric sulfate B. Formocresol C. Metapex D. Non

34- Small Carious exposure in a vital young permanent teeth.

B. DPC B. IDPC C. pulpotomy D.pulpectomy

35- Material not used in that procedure is :

B. CaOH2 B. Biodentin C. MTA D. Formocresol

Q-3) Write (IDP) for indirect pulp capping, (DP) for direct pulp capping, (FP) for
formcresolpulpotomy,(CP) for calcium hydroxide pulpotomy and (MP) for mortal pulpotomy in
the following: 15Marks

36. It is done in compromise cases_____MP

37. Cvek`s pulpotomy_____CP
38. Exposure should have bright red hemorrhage that is easily controlled by dry cotton pellet
with minimal pressure_____DP
39. It is intended to destroy or mummify the vital tissue( devitalization)_____FP
40. Contraindicated when there is definite pulp exposure____ IDP
41. Young permanent teeth with immature root closure _____CP
 42. Small amount of carious dentin is retained in deep areas of cavity to avoid exposure____
IDP
43. Small mechanical exposure surrounded by sound dentin in asymptomatic vital primary or
young permanent teeth _____DP
44. Carious or mechanical exposure in vital primary teeth in which the inflammation is
confined to the coronal portion of the pulp _____FP
45. Non vital tooth with limited patient cooperation _____MP

Q-4 Fill in the blank

46. Prolonged used of antibiotic in children can result in _____ Candidiasis

47. They usually appear on non keratinized oral mucosa including the inner surface of the cheeks
and lips, tongue, soft palate and the base of the gingival ( limited to the oral mucosa
membrane), They appear to be associated with stress __________________ apthous ulcers
(canker sores)
48. It is a type of fixed non functional passive space maintainer indicated in early loss of
unilateral first primary molar_____ Band and loop SM___
49. It is a type of fixed non functional passive/ active space maintainer indicated for unilateral
multiple space maintaining with intact one side arch __________________Trans palatal
bar or arch SM______________
50. It is a type of space maintainer that used to maintain the vertical dimension and
mesiodistal space is __Removable passive functional SM_________________

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