After the treatment, the patient was … from the hospital

1. were discharged

2. is discharged

3. discharged

4. discharging

5. discharge

Why … you administer that treatment?

1. has

2. have

3. is

4. are

5. did

Who … the laboratory tests for you?

1. make

2. did

3. am making

4. making

5. to make

The patient’s condition did not … until last week.

1. improves

2. improving

3. is improve

4. to improve

5. improve

Where did N. Pirogov … his childhood?

1. is spending

2. spent

3. spending

4. to spend

5. spend

What time… the pain appear?

1. am

2. do

3. are

4. did

5. is

What did the test…?

1. to showing

2. to show

3. showing

4. showed

5. show

Where did the rash…?

1. to appear

2. did

3. appear

4. appeared

5. appearing

This disease usually … in neuritis.

1. was result

2. result

3. resulting

4. results

5. have resulted

This tumor usually … on the face.

1. to appear

2. appear

3. was appeared

4. is appeared

5. appears

Melanomas usually … on the skin.

1. is occurred

2. occurring

3. occur

4. occurs

5. to occur

Two days ago the patient … fever.

1. having

2. have

3. to have

4. has

5. had

The disease often … the mouth.

1. to affected

2. affects

3. affect

4. affecting

5. are affecting

This disease usually … on the scalp.

1. have occurred

2. occurring

3. to occur

4. are occurring

5. occurs

The first symptoms …yesterday.

1. appearing

2. to appeared

3. appeared

4. have appeared

5. to appear

Later the symptoms did not … .

1. to changed

2. changing

3. to change

4. change

5. changed

…the disease affect the muscles?

1. Were

2. Are

3. Does

4. Was

5. Am

The boy … fever last night.

1. having

2. have

3. to have

4. to had

5. had

The disease … in the childhood.

1. were

2. did

3. to began

4. begun

5. began

Combining form glosso- means …

1. Tooth

2. Ear

3. Throat

4. Lower jaw

5. Tongue

Combining form oto- means …

1. Lower jaw

2. Tongue

3. Throat

4. Ear

5. Tooth

Combining form pharyngo- means …

1. Tooth

2. Tongue

3. Ear

4. Lower jaw

5. Throat

Combining form mandibulo- means …

1. Tongue

2. Lower jaw

3. Ear

4. Throat

5. Tooth

Combining form dento- means …

1. Ear

2. Tongue

3. Tooth

4. Throat

5. Lower jaw

Combining form stomato- means …

1. Lower jaw

2. Tooth

3. Tongue

4. Mouth

5. Upper jaw

Combining form maxillo- means …

1. Tongue

2. Mouth

3. Tooth

4. Upper jaw

5. Lower jaw

Combining form linguo- means …

1. Tooth

2. Ear

3. Throat

4. Lower jaw

5. Tongue

Combining form gingivo- means …

1. Lower jaw

2. Ear

3. Throat

4. Gum

5. Tooth

Combining form oro- means …

1. Upper jaw

2. Tooth

3. Tongue

4. Lower jaw

5. Mouth

Combining form for mouth is…

1. Dento-

2. Linguo-

3. Pharyngo-

4. Gingivo-

5. Stomato-

Combining form for tongue is…

1. Dento-

2. Stomato-

3. Pharyngo-

4. Gingivo-

5. Linguo-

Combining form for throat is…

1. Gingivo-

2. Stomato-

3. Linguo-

4. Pharyngo-

5. Dento-

Combining form for gum is…

1. Pharyngo-

2. Stomato-

3. Linguo-

4. Gingivo-

5. Dento-

Combining form for tooth is…

1. Gingivo-

2. Stomato-

3. Linguo-

4. Pharyngo-

5. Dento-

Combining form for mouth is…

1. Maxillo-

2. Glosso-

3. Mandibulo-

4. Oro-

5. Oto-

Combining form for tongue is…

1. Oto-

2. Oro-

3. Mandibulo-

4. Maxillo-

5. Glosso-

Combining form for lower jaw is…

1. Maxillo-

2. Oro-

3. Glosso-

4. Mandibulo-

5. Oto-

Combining form for upper jaw is…

1. Glosso-

2. Oro-

3. Maxillo-

4. Mandibulo-

5. Oto-

Combining form for ear is…

1. Mandibulo-

2. Oro-

3. Glosso-

4. Oto-

5. Maxillo-

A doctor who treats teeth is a …

1. Obstetrician

2. Urologist

3. Cardiologist

4. Dentist

5. Dermatologist

Inflammation of the throat is…

1. Gastritis

2. Stomatitis

3. Pharyngitis

4. Meningitis

5. Otitis

Glossalgia means…

1. Pain in the arm

2. Pain in the ear

3. Pain in the stomach

4. Pain in the tongue

5. Pain in the eye

Gingivotomy is surgical cutting of…

1. Eye

2. Tongue

3. Ear

4. Gum

5. Heart

Stomatology means…

1. Study of the brain

2. Study of the ear

3. Study of the skin

4. Study of the eye

5. Study of the mouth

Lingual means…

1. Pertaining to the arm

2. Pertaining to the ear

3. Pertaining to the upper jaw

4. Pertaining to the tongue

5. Pertaining to the head

Pharyngitis means…

1. Inflammation of the mouth

2. Inflammation of the nose

3. Inflammation of the ear

4. Inflammation of the throat

5. Inflammation of the veins

Sublingual means…

1. Pertaining to under the ear

2. Pertaining to under the tongue

3. Pertaining to under the heart

4. Pertaining to under the nose

5. Pertaining to under the liver

Inflammation of the mouth is…

1. Otitis

2. Stomatitis

3. Gastritis

4. Endocarditis

5. Rhinitis

Pain in the ear is…

1. Odontalgia

2. Gastralgia

3. Dactylalgia

4. Otalgia

5. Glossalgia

The … is the entrance to the alimentary canal.

1. eye

2. nose

3. stomach

4. mouth

5. ear

The palate consists of … parts.

1. three

2. one

3. two

4. four

5. five

The oral cavity contains three pairs of … glands.

1. sweat

2. sex

3. adrenal

4. pancreatic

5. salivary

… is the chief cause of caries and periodontal disease.

1. viruses

2. ecology

3. radiation

4. plaque

5. environment

Removal of plaque helps eliminate … disease.

1. gastric

2. mental

3. dental

4. ophthalmological

5. morphological

An implant is often made of … .

1. water

2. lead

3. potassium

4. titanium

5. hydrogen

Shade selection should be made prior to … procedure.

1. phosphoric

2. operative

3. additional

4. restorative

5. preparative

You should cure the adhesive for 10 … with a curing light.

1. weeks

2. days

3. hours

4. seconds

5. years

… can occur when caries progresses deeply in the dentin.

1. gastritis

2. pulpitis

3. nephritis

4. gingivitis

5. encephalitis

There are two kinds of pulpitis, … and irreversible.

1. simple

2. recurrent

3. reversible

4. complicated

5. stopping

… abscesses occur when decay in a tooth reaches the dental pulp.

1. ophthalmic

2. cephalic

3. nephric

4. dental

5. nasal

Tooth abscesses can cause tenderness on … .

1. urination

2. moving

3. digestion

4. chewing

5. sleeping

Abscesses can cause swelling of the … .

1. ear

2. tooth

3. gum

4. nose

5. stomach

… of affected tooth will solve the problem of abscesses.

1. brushing

2. looking at

3. removing

4. rinsing

5. polishing

Abscesses can … pain.

1. fill

2. consist of

3. manufacture

4. cause

5. polish

… is the tissue that surrounds the tooth.

1. root

2. pulp

3. plague

4. gingiva

5. crown

Dental plaque may … to produce calculus.

1. calcify

2. soften

3. disappear

4. appear

5. dissolve

Periodontitis may result in a complete loss of the … .

1. sweating

2. digestion

3. swallowing

4. dentition

5. movement

The aims in the management of gingivitis are to … dental plaque.

1. harden

2. put

3. remove

4. darken

5. whiten

Parodontitis is caused by … .

1. blood

2. saliva

3. microorganisms

4. sweat

5. hardening

Calculus is the disease of the … .

1. larynx

2. tongue

3. gums

4. teeth

5. nose

Orofacial pertains to the … and face.

1. nose

2. mouth

3. ear

4. stomach

5. tooth

Ulcer is a sore on the skin or internal parts of the … .

1. liver

2. mouth

3. brain

4. stomach

5. body

Cold sores are caused by a Herpes Simplex … .

1. swelling

2. bacteria

3. infection

4. virus

5. vesicle

Cold sores usually appear when people are … with flu.

1. concerned

2. ill

3. filled

4. busy

5. associated

Cold sores are infectious and can be passed by close … .

1. hearing

2. look

3. smelling

4. contact

5. reading

Antiviral creams … the pain and blistering.

1. harden

2. ease

3. worsen

4. spread

5. cause

Cold … usually appear on lips and nose.

1. cuts

2. edema

3. fever

4. sores

5. scratches

Cancer of the … may give rise to local pain and earache.

1. uterus

2. liver

3. heart

4. stomach

5. tongue

Metastases of the oral carcinomas can be found in … nodes.

1. lymph

2. blood

3. hand

4. bone

5. gastric

Skeletal muscle … most of the tongue.

1. treats

2. brushes

3. composes

4. washes

5. opens

… is the main structure of the tooth.

1. Palate

2. Fluid

3. Dentin

4. Jaw

5. Finger

The watery fluid produced by the glands of the mouth is called … .

1. socket

2. saliva

3. root

4. tissue

5. fluoride

Stomato- means … .

1. virus

2. eye

3. chest

4. mouth

5. trachea

A person should … his teeth thoroughly at least two times a day.

1. be

2. remove

3. study

4. brush

5. cut

Dental … is the most efficient way to clean between teeth.

1. chair

2. enamel

3. decay

4. office

5. floss

… is a specialist who treats the diseases of the mouth.

1. Dermatologist

2. Cardiologist

3. Endocrinologist

4. Urologist

5. Stomatologist

You should … your dentist twice a year.

1. feel

2. live

3. see

4. finish

5. clean

Brushing your teeth twice a day with a … maintains a healthy mouth.

1. tea

2. ice-cream

3. toothpaste

4. coffee

5. shampoo

Inflammation of the dental pulp is known as … .

1. pharyngitis

2. meningitis

3. sinusitis

4. pulpitis

5. gastritis

He … pain when he eats something cold or sweet.

1. affects

2. goes

3. tells

4. feels

5. demands

The … is the pink fleshy tissue round the teeth.

1. body

2. liver

3. vessel

4. gum

5. neck

A dental x-ray usually helps to make the … .

1. cake

2. diagnosis

3. temperature

4. disease

5. pus

We can prevent dental abscesses by daily care of the … .

1. hair

2. body

3. legs

4. teeth

5. eyes

Whitening gels are used for … .

1. drawing

2. eating

3. bleaching

4. going

5. reading

… is the inflammation of the gums.

1. Meningitis

2. Pulpitis

3. Pancreatitis

4. Adenitis

5. Gingivitis

Periodontitis can … a complete loss of the teeth.

1. play

2. cause

3. write

4. clean

5. wash

It is necessary to … dental plaque and calculus when treating gingivitis.

1. form

2. build

3. bring

4. remove

5. put

We use … for chewing.

1. fingers

2. bones

3. joints

4. teeth

5. ears

… is an abnormally high body temperature.

1. Fetus

2. Virus

3. Fever

4. Ulcer

5. Placenta

Herpetic stomatitis is … for children.

1. local

2. typical

3. focal

4. good

5. clear

Encephalitis is known as the inflammation of the … .

1. lymph node

2. pulp

3. gum

4. brain

5. Stomach

… is the cause of most mouth and lung cancers.

1. Examination

2. Travelling

3. Smoking

4. Education

5. Singing

Cancers of the mouth … most frequently in people after the age of 45 years and more.

1. speak

2. remove

3. close

4. eat

5. occur

… is an examination of tissue from a living body.

1. Vaccination

2. Extraction

3. Poisoning

4. Biopsy

5. Filling

Tooth abscesses can cause severe … .

1. cell

2. pain

3. structure

4. crown

5. tissue

Adults usually have thirty-two permanent … .

1. spots

2. fingers

3. teeth

4. canals

5. lips

Gingivo- means … .

1. ear

2. throat

3. gum

4. tongue

5. water

Removal of plaque … the development of dental disease.

1. is

2. stimulates

3. injects

4. prevents

5. remains

The pulp chamber … nerves and blood vessels.

1. does

2. knows

3. says

4. contains

5. swallows

We use our tongue for…

1. saliva production

2. biting

3. cleaning teeth

4. mixing food

5. protection of the nasal cavity

We use our lips for…

1. seeing

2. removing bits of food between the teeth

3. hearing

4. biting

5. speech

We use our periodontal membrane for…

1. walking

2. saliva production

3. protection of teeth

4. speech

5. hearing

The function of the uvula is …

1. protection of the teeth

2. protection of the nasal cavity

3. saliva production

4. biting

5. filling teeth

We need our salivary gland for …

1. biting

2. speech

3. grinding food

4. saliva production

5. breathing

We use toothpaste and a toothbrush to…

1. speak

2. bite

3. clean teeth

4. mix food

5. produce saliva

We use a toothpick to …

1. speak

2. mix food

3. treat teeth

4. remove bits of food between the teeth

5. chew

We use incisors to…

1. clean teeth

2. lubricate food

3. cut food

4. protect teeth

5. digest food

We use bicuspids or canines to …

1. swallow

2. produce saliva

3. breath

4. tear food

5. digest starch

Bicuspids and molars are used to …

1. lubricate food

2. grind and crush food

3. smell food

4. clean teeth

5. protect teeth

The three pairs of salivary glands are responsible for …

1. food grinding

2. food tasting

3. food smelling

4. saliva production

5. food crushing

The tongue is responsible for…

1. teeth filling

2. saliva production

3. teeth protection

4. smelling food

5. tasting food

The dentin

1. cleans teeth

2. produces saliva

3. contains blood vessels, nerves and pulp

4. digests food

5. swallows food

Enamel is responsible for …

1. tooth cleaning

2. speech

3. sense of smell

4. tooth protection

5. nasal cavity protection

We use dental floss to…

1. produce saliva

2. remove plaque between the teeth

3. fill teeth

4. remove teeth

5. replace teeth

Implants are used to …

1. protect teeth

2. clean teeth

3. replace missing teeth

4. treat teeth

5. remove teeth

Dentists use fillings to…

1. remove the plaque

2. clean the teeth

3. remove teeth

4. seal the pulp

5. extract the pulp

Water is used to…

1. bleach enamel

2. protect the pulp

3. rinse the cavity

4. fill the teeth

5. dry the cavity

A dentist’s lamp is used to …

1. make impression

2. clean the teeth

3. remove the teeth

4. give light to the doctor

5. protect teeth

A sterilizer is used to …

1. protect the pulp

2. dry the cavity

3. rinse the cavity

4. sterilize instruments

5. bleach enamel

Impression tray is used to …

1. remove the teeth

2. remove caries

3. examine the tongue

4. clean the teeth

5. make impressions

Amalgam is a material used to …

1. make temporal fillings

2. make strong permanent fillings

3. remove teeth

4. clean teeth

5. improve digestion

Porcelain fused to a metal crown is used to

1. clean the cavity

2. extract the pulp

3. replace the crown

4. dry the cavity

5. give more light to the doctor

A bridge is used to …

1. remove the caries

2. fill in the cavities in teeth

3. protect the teeth

4. replace one or several missing teeth

5. do the canal therapy

Complete dentures are used to…

1. strengthen the teeth

2. set the right diagnosis

3. remove the plaque between the teeth

4. forecast the probable course of disease

5. replace teeth on the entire dental arch

We use a toothbrush to…

1. fill the cavity

2. clean the teeth

3. dry the cavity

4. make an impression

5. remove the teeth

Mucosa is lining tissue that…

1. destroys teeth

2. irritates skin

3. produces mucus

4. leads to edema

5. soothes pain

When dental plaque calcifies, it produces…

1. urine

2. saliva

3. tears

4. calculus

5. bones

Scaling is a procedure done in order to…

1. fill in the teeth

2. clean the tongue

3. produce saliva

4. extract the pulp

5. remove dental plaque and calculus

Plaque control by the patient is necessary to…

1. examine the teeth

2. prevent chronic gingivitis and periodontitis

3. tap the teeth

4. sterilize the instruments

5. to fit in the implants

The root of a tooth is necessary to …

1. swallow food

2. produce saliva

3. anchor the tooth in the socket

4. helps to digest starch

5. lubricated food

The function of cementum is to…

1. carry saliva into the oral cavity

2. grind food

3. crush and chew food

4. cut food

5. anchor the roots in their respective sockets

The pulp contains nerves and blood vessels which…

1. lubricate food

2. carry nutrients to the tooth

3. anchor roots in their respective sockets.

4. produce saliva

5. mix food

The function of differentiating the tastes belongs to …

1. saliva

2. the teeth

3. the tongue

4. the jaws

5. the roots of a tooth

Salivary ducts are necessary for …

1. cutting food

2. carrying the saliva into the oral cavity

3. chewing food

4. forcing food toward the pharynx

5. protecting tooth

The skeleton of the mouth is formed by …

1. saliva

2. gums

3. jaws

4. teeth

5. tongue

The gums

1. differentiate food tastes

2. extend into one or more root canals

3. take up most of the tooth’s interior

4. surround the teeth sockets

5. prevent food from entering the nasal cavity

Cement is used to…

1. remove teeth

2. replace missing teeth

3. brush the teeth

4. remove dental decay

5. fill in the cavities in teeth

Gloves are used to …

1. remove calculus

2. prevent infections

3. bleach teeth

4. rinse the cavity

5. dry the cavity

Dentists use a scaler to…

1. sterilize instruments

2. drill a cavity

3. remove calculus

4. make impressions

5. inject instruments

A bur is used when it is necessary to…

1. replace a tooth

2. clean teeth

3. remove a tooth

4. remove decay in a tooth

5. inject anaesthetics

An air turbine is necessary for drilling as it…

1. injects anaesthetics

2. cleans the teeth

3. locates the tooth decay

4. brushes the teeth

5. rotates the drill

A handpiece is a part of a dental unit which is…

1. used for applying toothpaste

2. held in the hand of the dentist

3. necessary for saliva production

4. necessary for chewing food

5. necessary for giving more light to the dentist

Forceps are used by dentists

1. clean teeth

2. cut gums

3. remove teeth

4. replace a tooth

5. bond the filling materials together

Anaesthetics is injected with a…

1. probe

2. scaler

3. knife

4. syringe

5. dental mirror

A dental mirror is used for …

1. pulp protection

2. making impressions

3. bleaching teeth

4. cleaning teeth

5. examination of the oral cavity

A probe is used by a dentist in order to …

1. sterilize materials

2. locate a tooth decay

3. remove teeth

4. rinse the cavity

5. etch the enamel

Suction apparatus is necessary to…

1. remove dental calculus

2. brush teeth

3. remove saliva during procedures

4. replace teeth

5. clean teeth

Composite is used

1. to remove saliva during procedures

2. for etching the enamel

3. to bond the filling materials together

4. for fillings

5. to cut the gums

Water is

1. bleach teeth

2. make impressions

3. protect the pulp

4. inject anaesthetics

5. rinse the cavity

Adhesive is used to …

1. rinse the cavity

2. bond the filling materials together

3. dry the cavity

4. tap the teeth

5. etch the enamel

Base and liners are used for …

1. cleaning teeth

2. bleaching

3. dentin and pulp protection

4. removing calculus

5. fit dentures

Whitening gels are used to …

1. reduce teeth sensitivity

2. restore the crown

3. fill in the cavities

4. to bleach the enamel

5. locate the teeth decay

Air is used during dental procedures to…

1. inject anaesthetics

2. rinse the cavity

3. protect the pulp

4. protect the enamel

5. dry the cavity

Etchants are used by dentists for …

1. probing the cavity

2. etching of tooth enamel

3. examining the oral cavity

4. removing plaque between the teeth

5. grasping teeth

Fluoride toothpaste is

1. remove teeth

2. serves as a filling

3. helps to protect the enamel

4. extracts pulp

5. helps to digest starch

Pulp extraction is done in order to …

1. clean the teeth

2. remove teeth

3. remove calculus

4. stop pulpitis

5. rinse the cavity

Bicuspids and molars are used to …

1. protect teeth

2. clean the teeth

3. smell food

4. lubricate food

5. grind and crush food

Plaque control by the patient is necessary to…

1. to fit in the implants

2. prevent chronic gingivitis and periodontitis

3. examine the teeth

4. tap the teeth

5. sterilize the instruments

The function of the root of a tooth is to …

1. swallow food

2. produce saliva

3. anchor the tooth in the socket

4. helps to digest starch

5. lubricated food

The walls of oral cavity are formed by the

1. Cheeks and lips

2. nose

3. Chin

4. Cheeks and lips Ears

5. Hairs

The soft movable part inside the mouth is called

1. Uvula

2. Tooth

3. Palate

4. Pharynx

5. Tongue

Gums are called

1. Mouth

2. Gingivae

3. Teeth

4. Sockets

5. Dentin

A part of the tooth is

1. A tongue

2. A lip

3. A crown

4. A duct

5. A molar

Large, flat teeth towards the back of your mouth are called

1. Cuspids

2. Deciduous teeth

3. Incisors

4. Molars

5. Bicuspids

A substance containing bacteria that forms on the surface of your teeth is called

1. Pulp

2. Inflammation

3. Pus

4. Decay

5. Plaque

False teeth are held by the

1. Filling

2. Bridge

3. Fluoride

4. Toothpaste

5. Gingivae

If a tooth is missing it can be replaced with

1. a lip

2. a filling

3. an implant

4. a calculus

5. a canine

Tearing teeth are also called

1. Bicuspids

2. Incisors

3. Deciduous teeth

4. Canines

5. Molars

Cutting teeth are called

1. Wisdom teeth

2. Cuspids

3. Deciduous teeth

4. Molars

5. Incisors

Saliva is produced by

1. The endocrine glands

2. The salivary glands

3. The gingivae

4. The teeth

5. The tongue

A fleshy extension at the back of the soft palate which hangs above the throat is called

1. Tongue

2. Gum

3. Uvula

4. Pulp

5. Crown

Oro- usually relates to the

1. Throat

2. Ear

3. Nose

4. Mouth

5. Hand

Structures of biting and grinding are called

1. Taste buds

2. Gums

3. Glands

4. Jaws

5. Teeth

A dentist puts …. in a hole in a tooth to prevent further decay

1. Denture

2. Filling

3. Crown

4. Toothpaste

5. Dental floss

An artificial top piece fixed over a broken or decayed tooth is a

1. Caries

2. Filling

3. Crown

4. Implant

5. Bridge

A removable plate holding one or more artificial teeth is called a

1. Implant

2. Crown

3. Filling

4. Denture

5. Restoration

…. deals with correction of the irregularities of tooth placement

1. Pedodontics

2. Therapeutic dentistry

3. Oral surgery

4. Maxillofacial surgery

5. Orthodontics

… is an outer hard covering of the crown of the tooth

1. Liner

2. Enamel

3. Uvula

4. Dentine

5. Decay

Buccal relates to the

1. throat

2. ear

3. cheek

4. abdomen

5. lips

The hard dense bony tissue forming the bulk of a tooth, beneath the enamel is called

1. enamel

2. filling

3. fluoride

4. dentine

5. implant

The inflammation of tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth is called

1. Pulpities

2. Fluorosis

3. Sinusitis

4. Caries

5. Periodontitis

The upper jaw is also called

1. Mandible

2. Maxilla

3. Parotid

4. Oropharynx

5. Glossalgia

The lower jaw bone is called

1. uvula

2. maxilla

3. mandible

4. sublingual

5. periodontal membrane

Death of a body tissue, followed by structural changes, is called

1. healing

2. inflammation

3. complication

4. necrosis

5. Pulpitis

In case of reversible pulpitis a tooth is treated by

1. tooth brushing

2. tooth extraction

3. painkillers administration

4. x-ray investigations

5. caries removal

Irreversible pulpitis may require

1. fluoridation

2. tooth extraction

3. chest x-ray

4. calculus removal

5. hormone treatment

Root canal procedure is necessary when treating

1. skin disorders

2. sinusitis

3. pulpitis

4. brain abscess

5. meningitis

In case of abscess the tooth cavity is full of

1. water

2. blood

3. phlegm

4. pus

5. cells

Abscesses are usually treated by a

1. endocrinologist

2. neuropathologist

3. cardiologist

4. pediatrician

5. surgeon

The tooth abscess should be

1. extracted

2. drainaged

3. restored

4. absorbed

5. fluoridated

Root canal treatment is called

1. pedodontics

2. periodontitis

3. endodontics

4. drilling

5. prevention

Periodontitis can be centered around the

1. tongue

2. gum

3. cheek

4. root of the tooth

5. salivary glands

Gingivitis is an inflammation of the

1. dentin

2. teeth

3. cheeks

4. periodontal pockets

5. gums

Calculus is formed when …. is calcified

1. dentine

2. dental plaque

3. crown

4. dental root

5. bone

Periodontitis affects

1. salivary glands

2. cheeks

3. teeth and gums

4. tongue

5. bones

Dental plaque is removed by

1. heating

2. drying

3. rinsing

4. scaling

5. cooling

The promotion of healthy teeth is made by a

1. nurse

2. orthodontist

3. ophthalmologist

4. gastroenterologist

5. dental hygienist

Gingivitis may possibly progress to

1. caries

2. periodontitis

3. abscess

4. pharyngitis

5. flu

Edema is caused by

1. fever

2. bacteria

3. accumulation of fluid

4. hormonal changes

5. viruses

Orofacial means related to

1. cheek and ear

2. mouth and ear

3. ear and gland

4. mouth and face

5. face and tongue

Mucosa is a tissue producing

1. saliva

2. blood

3. hormones

4. calculus

5. mucus

When the disease happens again it is called

1. inflammation

2. relapse

3. weight loss

4. necrosis

5. fever

When the disease starts it is called

1. management

2. recurrence

3. onset

4. etiology

5. course

A small fluid-filled bladder is called

1. palate

2. mucosa

3. gland

4. vesicle

5. gum

Prognosis is made to find out the … of the disease

1. onset

2. course

3. signs

4. treatment

5. outcome

Vesicles are usually formed in the

1. bones

2. epithelia

3. hairs

4. muscles

5. blood

Cancer is a

1. intestinal infection

2. benign tumor

3. malignant tumor

4. cardiovascular disease

5. abscess

Presence of harmful bacteria and their toxins in tissues is

1. ache

2. diarrhea

3. ulcer

4. sepsis

5. fever

The term malignant is opposite to

1. different

2. malicious

3. irritable

4. aching

5. benign

Oral carcinoma usually develops in the

1. ear

2. mouth

3. nose

4. throat

5. lungs

6. eyes

A kind of germ that can cause disease can be called

1. antibody

2. papilloma

3. virus

4. mucus

5. node

When cancer tumors spread we call it

1. infection

2. implication

3. edema

4. bleeding

5. metastasis

A … is the removal and examination of fluids or tissues

1. biology

2. biopsy

3. biogenesis

4. biosurgery

5. radiotherapy

Tissue consists of

1. bacteria

2. Viruses

3. cells

4. nuclei

5. rays

Cyto- means

1. mouth

2. plasma

3. nuclei

4. cell

5. tooth

Lesion is a kind of tissue ….

1. dryness

2. edema

3. tumor

4. coloring

5. injury

The lower part of the tooth is a …

1. crown

2. root

3. enamel

4. dentin

5. pulp

Neck of the tooth lies

1. above the crown

2. beneath the root

3. beneath the crown

4. under the tongue

5. near the uvula

Fluoride is usually added to … to prevent caries

1. toothache

2. toothbrush

3. dentures

4. toothpaste

5. toothpick

Whitening gels are used by dentists to …

1. locate the teeth decay

2. restore the crown

3. fill in the cavities

4. reduce teeth sensitivity

5. to bleach the enamel