What is the MOST important part of the tooth?
A) Crown
B) Root
C) Cementum
D) Dentin
B
Explanation: B) Root development involves dentin formation, cementum generation, instruction of epithelium, and tooth eruption. From a clinical perspective, the most important part of the tooth is the root, which supports the natural or artificial crown.
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What will be an ideal response?
Your patient is a 43-year-old female who is 36 weeks pregnant and alert, complaining of abdominal pain. She states that she slipped on a wet floor earlier today, striking her abdomen on a kitchen chair. She did not have any acute onset of pain, but over the next hour developed lower abdominal cramping similar to menstrual pain, as well as a lower back ache. She is G4P3, has a history of CVD,
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An element of ‘medium risk' means there is a ________ probability of harm
a. 0% to 25% b. 10% to 50% c. 25% to 70% d. 50% to 85%
Pulpal cells often die from irreversible pulpitis. As pulp inflammation progresses, pus or gas will form in the pulp chamber. The formation of this gas or pus condition is called ____________
a. granuloma b. exudate c. osteomyelitis d. cellulitis