Please note that these are the student’s answers

Qs from 4th year summer semester last year

• Question like this about curate

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• Chronic and aggressive periodontitis can be subdivided into mild, moderate, and severe, and into
localized and generlaized depending on the same category.
First statement is true, second false

• 1.What type of container/ plastic bag to remove:

-blood at gauze : yellow plastic bag
- endo files : yellow container
• 2. Sitting of operator : yes
• 3. How many violation of cross infection in the picture: 4
• 4. Picture of a probe : marquis probe
• 5. 53 years old woman com e to your clinic with diabetes mellitus , how to determine that you can continue with the
treatment **not sure : fasting blood glucose (plasma/ hbA1c)
• 6. Patient with1.3 index of gingivitis : moderate gingivitis
• 7. Picture of different angulation of probe to be inserted in sulcus : B position
• 8. 6mm pocket depth : depth of probe from GM to base of sulcus
• 9. Class 2 tooth mobility : movement more than 1mm
• 10. Gingival recession , patient having hypersensitivity because there is nerve end at the cem entum : * yes
• 11. Picture of periapical radiograph : angular resorption, intrabony
• 12. Bacteria more com mon women ??
• One is not modification of plaque induced gingivitis?
leukemia ..
som ething about cycle puberty
Something about linear erythmia
Other choice

• How many types of DM? 1,2,3

• firs line of management of diabetic type 2 patient ? Insulin , hypoglycemic medication , modify life style , proper
medical and dental history , all of the above
• A hypertensive patient with chronic periodontitis according to AAP clacified under which category?
• How diabetes lead to peridontitis ?

• *Relation between diabetes and periodontitis: AGEs, hyperglycaemia, endothiluim thickening, impaired leukocyte
function, all of the above
*Diabetes generally has (2 types, 3 types, 5 types)
*First management of type 2 diabetic patient is:
Oral hypoglycemic drugs, insulin shots, exercise and diet modifications, medical and dental history, all of the above
*Something about Attatched gingiva ( biologic width, pdl with bone and cementum, pdl with surrounding structures )
*Difference between chronic and aggressive periodontitis (severity and location)
*Something about Chronic gingivitis? Suppuration, Edem atous, bleeding on probing, none of the above.
*Hypertension: unknown cause

• *The gloves that used in cleaning burs : heavy duty

"violet colour "
• *Most com mon bacteria in female : i think not sure ! Prevotella intermedia
• *bleeding on probing occur due to :
ulceration in sulcular epithelium
• *angle of insertion : zero

• PPE in dental practice

• Gloves + masks + som etimes
• Except the Bucket

• hypertension rrisk factor of periodontitis : T or F

• chronic periodontitis modified
or associated systemic disease? *didn 't remember the whole questions'

• Peiodontitis
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• Marquis probe

Qs from fifth year final exam (2011 batch)

Which tooth with furcation involvement has the worst prognosis? I think it's upper 4

ptn smokes 20cig/day mn 7 years

ans 7pack/year >>>140 eljawab elmafrod mn lec dr. Khansa !
A picture like "d" :
Absent keratinized mucosa
Not reduced 😂 😂 😂 😂

All answered by dr hisham

- Most common type of pathogens in periodontitis:
Red complex
- prognosis of perforated furcation area with loss of bone in furcation area (radiograph):
Hopeless
-the photo of the brushing demo :
Proper position
-the photo of the indirect vision :
Proper position
-both photos of the probe :
In the right position
-the photo of the probe that goes into the pocket with bleeding on the gingival margins :
Severe periodontitis

Which of the following is LEAST useful when diagnosing periodontitis :

Plaque index
Answered by dr hisham
-how many violations in the picture :
2
He might consider this question as a bonus mark
The clinical picture
Miller's classification of recession :
Class III
Answered by dr hisham

Intraoral herpes lesion ,no treatment

utility gloves for use when cleaning and processing instruments
There was a Qs about the biological width.