Exodontia Quiz

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Which of the following is NOT an indication for tooth extraction?

  • Orthodontic Reasons (correct)
  • Supernumerary tooth
  • Sever periodontal diseases
  • Badly decayed tooth

What is the definition of exodontia?

  • The removal of the tooth root with minimal trauma
  • The removal of the tooth crown with minimal trauma
  • The removal of the whole tooth with minimal trauma (correct)
  • The removal of the tooth pulp with minimal trauma

What is the purpose of atraumatic extraction?

  • Preserving bone and gingival architecture (correct)
  • Placing immediate implants
  • Creating post-operative prosthetic problems
  • Removing impacted lower wisdom teeth

What are the positions involved in tooth extraction?

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What is the post-extraction care and instruction?

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Tooth Extraction Indications

  • Impaction, overcrowding, and orthodontic treatment are indications for tooth extraction
  • Over-retained deciduous teeth, teeth with untreatable caries or cracks, and teeth with pulpal or periapical disease are also indications for tooth extraction
  • Teeth with a poor prognosis due to periodontal disease or those that are non-restorable are indications for tooth extraction as well

Definition of Exodontia

  • Exodontia is the branch of dentistry concerned with the art and science of tooth removal

Purpose of Atraumatic Extraction

  • Atraumatic extraction aims to minimize trauma to the surrounding tissues during extraction, preserving the alveolar bone and reducing post-operative discomfort

Positions Involved in Tooth Extraction

  • The operator (dentist) typically stands above the patient, with the assistant standing across from the operator
  • The patient is usually seated upright, with the head slightly tilted back and the mouth open wide

Post-Extraction Care and Instruction

  • Patients are advised to avoid hot drinks, hard or crunchy foods, and strenuous activities for the first 24 hours
  • Applying an ice pack to the affected area can help reduce swelling and ease pain
  • Patients are encouraged to maintain good oral hygiene, including gentle brushing and rinsing with warm salt water

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