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What is the definition of exodontia (closed-extraction)?
What is the definition of exodontia (closed-extraction)?
- Removal of a tooth with minimal trauma to the investing tissues and postoperative prosthetic problem prevention
- Painless removal of a tooth from its socket without a surgical procedure and minimal injury to the bone (correct)
- Painless removal of a tooth root with minimal trauma to the surrounding structure and controlled force
- Surgical removal of a tooth with minimal injury to the surrounding structure and postoperative healing
What are the fundamental requirements for a good extraction?
What are the fundamental requirements for a good extraction?
- Minimal injury, controlled force, and surgical procedure
- Unimpeded pathway, minimal trauma, and postoperative healing
- Adequate access, unimpeded pathway, and controlled force (correct)
- Painless removal, adequate access, and visualization
For which of the following reasons would a simple extraction be necessary?
For which of the following reasons would a simple extraction be necessary?
- Impacted teeth
- Malposed teeth
- Periodontal disturbances (grade III)
- Untreated pulp pathology (correct)
What does a complicated exodontia involve?
What does a complicated exodontia involve?
What is the ideal tooth extraction?
What is the ideal tooth extraction?
What is the main difference between simple exodontia and complicated exodontia?
What is the main difference between simple exodontia and complicated exodontia?
What are the fundamental requirements for a good extraction?
What are the fundamental requirements for a good extraction?
Under what circumstances would a simple extraction be necessary?
Under what circumstances would a simple extraction be necessary?
What is the definition of exodontia (closed-extraction)?
What is the definition of exodontia (closed-extraction)?
What are some reasons for complicated exodontia?
What are some reasons for complicated exodontia?