Wilkins chapter 27: Interdental aids

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1. Which interdental aid would be best to recommend to a patient with orthodontic appliances?

a) Knitting yam

b) Gauze strips

c) Soft picks

d) Wooden interdental cleaner

C

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2. A wooden interdental cleaner would be appropriate for biofilm removal with a patient who has what type of embrasures?

a) Type III b) Туре II

c) Anterior d) Posterior

A

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3. Tooth brushing adequately removes biofilm from all surfaces of the teeth, except:

a) lingual. b) facial. c) palatal. d) proximal.

D

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4. Which of the following statements is true about the interdental anatomy?

a) Between adjacent anterior teeth there are two papillae.

b) The papillae are connected by a col.

c) Col epithelium is thick and keratinized. d) The col epithelium is very resistant to infection.

e) Between adjacent posterior teeth there is a single papillae and no col area.

B

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5. The col area becomes deeper when:

a) there is severe recession.

b) antimicrobial mouthrinses are used.

c) it follows the shape of the apical border of the contact area.

d) inflammation leads to edema.

e) flossing too vigorously.

D

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6. An interdental tip is indicated for a patient who has:

a) biofilm accumulations at the gingival margin.

b) difficulty using a toothpick in holder.

c) biofilm accumulation on the distal of the last molars.

d) large embrasure spaces.

A

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7. The incidence of gingivitis is greatest in what area?

a) Posterior palatal tissues

b) Anterior facial tissues

c) Gingival margin

d) Interdental tissues

D

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8. In a patient with advanced periodontitis, which teeth may have furcation areas on the proximal surface, making interdental biofilm removal difficult?

a) Maxillary first premolars

b) Mandibular molars

c) Mandibular central incisors

d) Maxillary lateral incisors

A

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9. Planning patient interdental care begins with patient assessment, which provides all of the following information, except:

a) periodontal condition.

b) history of personal oral care.

c) position of teeth.

d) types of embrasures.

e) motivation to perform the patient's oral care routine.

E

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10. Dental floss is most effective when a patient has:

a) inflammation in the col area.

b) wide embrasure spaces.

c) interdental papillae and no loss of attachment.

d) fixed prostheses.

e) orthodontic appliances.

C

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11. Floss is made of all of the following materials, except:

a) silk.

b) waxed nylon.

c) unwaxed nylon.

d) expanded PTFE.

E) wood filaments

E

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12. When teaching a patient to use floss, all of the following instructions should be given, exce

a) use a 12- to 15-inch piece.

b) snap floss through the contact area.

c) grasp with only a half-inch of floss between fingertips.

d) pass floss below the gingival margin.

B

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13. Features of unwaxed floss include:

a) smooth surface.

b) thinner that waxed floss.

c) slides through contact area with ease d) resists breakage or shredding

B

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14. Which of the following interdental aids would not work well for a patient with fixed prostheses?

a) Wooden interdental cleaner

b) Interdental brush

c) Super Floss

d) Single-tuft brush

A

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15. When using the oral irrigator, which of the following is true?

a) Direct the tip above the gingival margin.

b) Use continuous flow from tooth to tooth.

c) Set the unit pressure at the lowest setting.

d) None of these are true.

C

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16. The power flosser tip is:

a) inflexible.

b) permanent.

c) nylon.

d) All these are correct.

C

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17. Power flossers remove __of interproximal biofilm.

a) 30%

b) 48%

c) 57%

d) 62%

B

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18. Mr. Larsen, a 52-year-old, has just moved into town and is new to this dental office. In completing initial oral assessments, Eric, the dental hygienist, noted straight line cuts on the anterior facial and lingual surfaces in the middle of the interdental gingiva. Mr. Larsen had periodontal probe depths from 1 to 3 mm, and his gingiva was stippled, pink, and firm, He also had moderate biofilm accumulations around his bridge in the lower left quadrant and minimal bleeding upon probing. Mr. Larsen reports brushing two or three times a day and flossing one to two times every day. When Eric asked him to demonstrate brushing and flossing, he noticed that Mr. Larsen used a 24-inch piece of floss and snapped it between the contact areas. He also noticed Mr. Larsen used a scrubbing technique when brushing. When Eric commented on his brushing and flossing technique, Mr. Larsen stated that he has always done it this way an

C

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19. Mr. Larsen, a 52-year-old, has just moved into town and is new to this dental office. In completing initial oral assessments, Eric, the dental hygienist, noted straight line cuts on the anterior facial and lingual surfaces in the middle of the interdental gingiva. Mr. Larsen had periodontal probe depths from 1 to 3 mm, and his gingiva was stippled, pink, and firm. He also had moderate biofilm accumulations around his bridge in the lower left quadrant and minimal bleeding upon probing. Mr. Larsen reports brushing two or three times a day and flossing one to two times every day. When Eric asked him to demonstrate brushing and flossing, he noticed that Mr. Larsen used 24-inch piece of floss and snapped it between the contact areas. He also noticed Mr. Larsen used a scrubbing technique when brushing. When Eric commented on his brushing and flossing technique, Mr. Larsen stated that he has always done it this way and

A

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20. Mr. Larsen, a 52-year-old, has just moved into town and is new to this dental office. In completing initial oral assessments, Eric, the dental hygienist, noted straight line cuts on the anterior facial and lingual surfaces in the middle of the interdental gingiva. Mr. Larsen had periodontal probe depths from 1 to 3 mm, and his gingiva was stippled, pink, and firm. He also had moderate biofilm accumulations around his bridge in the lower left quadrant and minimal bleeding upon probing. Mr. Larsen reports brushing two or three times a day and flossing one to two times every day. When Eric asked him to demonstrate brushing and flossing, he noticed that Mr. Larsen used a 24-inch piece of floss and snapped it between the contact areas. He also noticed Mr. Larsen used a scrubbing technique when brushing. When Eric commented on his brushing and flossing technique, Mr. Larsen stated that he has always done it this way an

B

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21. Mr. Larsen, a 52-year-old, has just moved into town and is new to this dental office. In completing initial oral assessments, Eric, the dental hygienist, noted straight line cuts on the anterior facial and lingual surfaces in the middle of the interdental gingiva. Mr. Larsen had periodontal probe depths from 1 to 3 mm, and his gingiva was stippled, pink, and firm. He also had moderate biofilm accumulations around his bridge in the lower left quadrant and minimal bleeding upon probing. Mr. Larsen reports brushing two or three times a day and flossing one to two times every day. When Eric asked him to demonstrate brushing and flossing, he noticed that Mr. Larsen used a 24-inch piece of floss and snapped it between the contact areas. He also noticed Mr. Larsen used a scrubbing technique when brushing. When Eric commented on his brushing and flossing technique, Mr. Larsen stated that he has always done it this way an

C

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22. Mr. Larsen, a 52-year-old, has just moved into town and is new to this dental office. In completing initial oral assessments, Eric, the dental hygienist, noted straight line cuts on the anterior facial and lingual surfaces in the middle of the interdental gingiva. Mr. Larsen had periodontal probe depths from 1 to 3 mm, and his gingiva was stippled, pink, and firm. He also had moderate biofilm accumulations around his bridge in the lower left quadrant and minimal bleeding upon probing. Mr. Larsen reports brushing two or three times a day and flossing one to two times every day. When Eric asked him to demonstrate brushing and flossing, he noticed that Mr. Larsen used a 24-inch piece of floss and snapped it between the contact areas. He also noticed Mr. Larsen used a scrubbing technique when brushing. When Eric commented on his brushing and flossing technique, Mr. Larsen stated that he has always done it this way an

B