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L5: Vertical Problems
L5: Vertical Problems
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1
What is the last resort for habit cessation prevention?
Thumb plaster
Fixed thumb crib
Thumb plate
Incisor extraction
2
Occlusion can be self-corrected if cessation of habit occurs before eruption of permanent incisors
False
True
3
Medieval time people had flatter mand. (Short face)
True
False
4
Diet contributes to vertical problems
True
False
5
Orthodontic appliances are the first course of treatment for habit cessation
True
False
6
In primary dentition: AOB can be resolved via cessation of habit before the mixed dentition phase occurs
False
True
7
Short face is characterised by a ____ lower anterior facial height
Long
Wide
Short
Large
8
Class II Div II incisor relationship has a strong genetic disposition for a deep bite
True
False
9
Tongue thrust during swallowing is significant enough to affect overbite
False
True
10
Long face in skeletal morphology is characterised by forward rotation of the mandible
False
True
11
Long face people apply LESSER forces in the jaw elevator muscles than short faced
True
False
12
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the dentition of someone who lived in Medieval Times
Increased over jet/overbite
Ant. Cranial base shorter
Smaller upper facial height
Severe tooth wear
13
Which of the following is NOT a habit cessation prevention method?
Stint to keep mouth open
Bandage on thumb
Thumb guard
Glove or sock at night
14
Pt with a deep bite has a lower masseter force (bite force)
True
False
15
Which of the following are deepbite management measures?
Surgical removable of overjet
Thumb guard
Removable or fixed bite planes
Cervical headgear
16
Long term stability is an issue for both surgical and non-surgical patients treated for AOB
True
False
17
Which of the following is NOT a cause of mouth breathing?
Allergies
Enlarged tonsils and adenoids
Openbite
Hypertrophic lymphoid tissue
18
Which of the following is a cause for loss of condylar/ramus height?
Trauma
Bruxism
Idiopathic/progressive condylar resorption
Overchewing
19
The aetiology of vertical problems is derived from
Genetic only
Environmental + genetics
Environmental only
Local factors
20
Short face is characterised by a ____ mandibular plane
Steep
Flat
21
Which of the following is a characteristic of a pt with deep bite?
Reduced overjet
Proclinated incisors
high resting lower lip line
Posterior crossbite
22
ya boem is stanky
False
True
23
Long face is characterised by a ____ lower anterior facial height
Wide
Short
Long
Large
24
Which of the following is NOT an openbite habit/characteristic
Pacifier use
Usually occurs in posteriors
Unilateral displacement of anteriors
Prolonged thumb sucking
25
You usually wait post-eruption of permanent incisors to advise the cessation of a habit
True
False
26
Steps of habit cessation as a practicioner
Verbal instruction, Intra-oral prevention , Ortho appliances
Verbal intruction, Ortho appliances, Intra-oral prevention
Ortho appliances, Verbal instruction, Intraoral prevention
Intra-oral prevention, Verbal instruction, Ortho appliances
27
The evolution of food has a direct impact on hypofunction of the jaws
False
True
28
Modern people have larger ramus dimensions than medieval times
True
False
29
Open bite is more prevalent in whites than blacks
True
False
30
Post-habit cessation, it is unnecessary to monitor by asking about the habit
True
False
31
Short face in skeletal morphology is characterised as forward rotation of the mandible
False
True
32
Stability is dependent on good incisor angulation
False
True
33
What is trend in the evolution of food production?
More soft and non-abrasive
More processed
Smaller portions
More larger portions
34
Deep bite is more prevalent in whites vs blacks
False
True
35
Long face is characterised by a ____ mandibular plane
Flat
Steep
36
Idiopathic condylar resorption exhibits ___ , ____ and ____ condyles.
Stronger, better, faster
Shorter, wider, stronger
Shorter, thinner and flatter
Longer, wider , rounder
37
What are the four aetiology factors of openbite?
Habits, respiration, trauma, neurological
Grinding, attrition, abrasion, erosion
Genetic, pathology, foetal bounding, limb extraction
Systemic diseases, thumb sucking, liver disease, cancerous cells
38
Tx of AOB is the same regardless of whether the pt is adolescent or an adult
False
True
39
Tongue thrust is the cause NOT the effect of anterior openbites (AOB)
True
False