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Where can extraoral bone donor areas be found for jaw grafting?
Where can extraoral bone donor areas be found for jaw grafting?
- Chin, symphysis, upper jaw protuberance, and lower jaw branch
- Edge, chin, symphysis, and lower jaw branch (correct)
- Upper jaw protuberance, edge, and chin
- Lower jaw branch, upper jaw protuberance, and symphysis
What disease can lead to narrowing of the oral vestibule and burn of the oral cavity?
What disease can lead to narrowing of the oral vestibule and burn of the oral cavity?
- Scarlet fever
- Anemia
- Alkali burn (correct)
- Diphtheria
What is a conservative method of treating scar contracture?
What is a conservative method of treating scar contracture?
- Applications of pyrogeneal
- Excision of scars
- Mixing of scar tissue with free skin grafting
- All of the above (correct)
What is a method of eliminating scar contracture?
What is a method of eliminating scar contracture?
What is an example of a precancerous disease of the mucous membrane and skin?
What is an example of a precancerous disease of the mucous membrane and skin?
What is a method of diagnosing cancer?
What is a method of diagnosing cancer?
What is an example of an odontogenic tumor?
What is an example of an odontogenic tumor?
What is a stage of cystectomy?
What is a stage of cystectomy?
What is a factor that can cause oral cancer?
What is a factor that can cause oral cancer?
What is enriched with iodine in dental care?
What is enriched with iodine in dental care?
Which of the following is a type of tumor that may require bone resection?
Which of the following is a type of tumor that may require bone resection?
In which layer does the extra area generate?
In which layer does the extra area generate?
What is a symptom characteristic of jaw tumors?
What is a symptom characteristic of jaw tumors?
What is a route of administration of chemotherapeutic drugs for malignant tumors of the upper respiratory tract?
What is a route of administration of chemotherapeutic drugs for malignant tumors of the upper respiratory tract?
What is not an additional verification method?
What is not an additional verification method?
What is a complication of stem formation by the Filatov method?
What is a complication of stem formation by the Filatov method?
What is the function of lipase?
What is the function of lipase?
What is a step in the operation related to resection of the upper jaw?
What is a step in the operation related to resection of the upper jaw?
How are gallstones diagnosed?
How are gallstones diagnosed?
What is the practical function of a dentist when prescribing mineral preparations?
What is the practical function of a dentist when prescribing mineral preparations?
What is used for the treatment of trigeminal neuralgia?
What is used for the treatment of trigeminal neuralgia?
Where do cysts occur in salivary glands?
Where do cysts occur in salivary glands?
What is necroectomy?
What is necroectomy?
Why are polyhydric alcohols added to toothpastes?
Why are polyhydric alcohols added to toothpastes?
What is the purpose of using ash in an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory therapy?
What is the purpose of using ash in an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory therapy?
What is the concentration of calcium chloride used in keratolitics?
What is the concentration of calcium chloride used in keratolitics?
What is the purpose of using novokain in a mud floor?
What is the purpose of using novokain in a mud floor?
What is the purpose of using ACBO in infectious diseases?
What is the purpose of using ACBO in infectious diseases?
What is the purpose of using AGAR in milk seed acid?
What is the purpose of using AGAR in milk seed acid?
What is the purpose of using vitamin V12 in etishm o vchilig ida?
What is the purpose of using vitamin V12 in etishm o vchilig ida?
What is the purpose of using candid oz in a treatment?
What is the purpose of using candid oz in a treatment?
What is the purpose of using BSHKLEYK O PLAKIYA in a treatment?
What is the purpose of using BSHKLEYK O PLAKIYA in a treatment?
What is the main method of examination for sick teeth?
What is the main method of examination for sick teeth?
What is the term for a pathological process under which demineralization and softening of the hard fabric of teeth occurs with the formation of defects?
What is the term for a pathological process under which demineralization and softening of the hard fabric of teeth occurs with the formation of defects?
What is the typical pain for surface caries?
What is the typical pain for surface caries?
What is the term for a carious spot?
What is the term for a carious spot?
What is the term for the average caries on Latin language?
What is the term for the average caries on Latin language?
What is the typical pain for deep caries?
What is the typical pain for deep caries?
What is the term for the deep caries on Latin language?
What is the term for the deep caries on Latin language?
What is the term for the chronic hypertrophic pulpitis?
What is the term for the chronic hypertrophic pulpitis?
What is the term for the differential diagnostics chronic hypertrophic pulpitis with gum by polyp?
What is the term for the differential diagnostics chronic hypertrophic pulpitis with gum by polyp?
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Diagnosis of Teeth Sickness
- To diagnose teeth sickness, it is necessary to know:
- Diagnosis of the sickness
- Profession of the sickness
- Spot residence of the sickness
- Modern filling material
Methods of Examination
- Main methods of examination:
- Questioning of the sickness
- Rengenologic study
- Termodiagnostic
- Biochemical study
- Additional methods of examination:
- Electroodontodiagnostic
- Cytologic study
- Histochemical study
- Percussion of teeth
- Palpation of soft tissues surrounding teeth
Caries
- Caries is a pathological process that occurs due to demineralization and softening of hard tissues of teeth with subsequent forming of defects
- Localization of caries:
- Fissure
- Surface
- Average
- Deep
- Topographic classification of caries:
- Cervical
- Aproximal
- Surface
- Fissure
- Aproximal-surface
- Deep
- Complicated caries:
- Periodontitis
- Erosion
- Necrosis
- Hypoplasia
- Remineralization therapy is used for caries in the initial stage
- Ions of calcium and fluorine can enter the area of demineralization through electrophoresis, a plique, or infiltration under anaesthesia
Pain in Teeth
- Pain in teeth can be caused by:
- Chemical irritants
- Thermal irritants
- Mechanical irritants
- Pain in teeth can be:
- Spontaneous
- Attack-like
- Night pain
- Pain from sweet, sour, or salty
- Pain from thermal irritants
Pulpitis
- Pulpitis is inflammation of pulp
- Types of pulpitis:
- Sharp focal pulpitis
- Chronic fiber pulpitis
- Chronic gangrenous pulpitis
- Chronic hypertrophic pulpitis
- Symptoms of pulpitis:
- Pain
- Increased sensitivity
- Parasthesia
- Anomalies in pulp reaction to thermal and mechanical irritants
- Diagnosis of pulpitis:
- Electric pulp testing
- Thermal pulp testing
- Percussion and palpation
- Radiographic examination
- Anamnesis
Periodontitis
- Periodontitis is inflammation of periodontal tissues
- Types of periodontitis:
- Chronic fiber periodontitis
- Chronic gangrenous periodontitis
- Sharp periodontitis
- Periodontal abscess
- Symptoms of periodontitis:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Redness
- Bleeding
- Suppuration
- Diagnosis of periodontitis
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