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RVT Journal Quiz: Volume 47, Issue 1, Article 3 – If It Doesn’t Look Normal, Does It Still Hurt: Malocclusion Education
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1. What is a common name for a Class 2 Malocclusion?
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a. wry bite
b. overbite
c. underbite
d. neutroclusion
2. A common malposition of the maxillary canine tooth in a sheltie is a lance canine, also known as mesioversion. The code when charting this is:
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a. MESV
b. CB/R
c. MV
d. MAL
3. The wear of a tooth due to contact from another tooth is known as:
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a. attrition
b. abrasion
c. alveoloplasty
d. infraction
4. What is/are signs of oral pain?
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a. food dropping
b. decreased activity
c. facial rubbing
d. a & c
e. all of the above
5. RVTs should check the occlusion of the teeth on every patient they intubate.
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a. true
b. false
6. When the mouth is closed, the mandibular canine teeth will rest between which teeth on the maxilla?
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a. the 2nd and 3rd incisor teeth
b. the canine and 1st premolar teeth
c. the 3rd incisor and canine teeth
d. none of the above
7. What type of Malocclusion is due to a maxillomandibular asymmetry?
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a. MAL1
b. MAL2
c. MAL3
d. MAL4
8. If there is a malocclusion, and there is no trauma caused to surrounding soft tissue or other dentition, no treatment is required.
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a. true
b. false
9. The division of veterinary dentistry that involves the elimination of a developing malocclusion is known as:
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a. surgical orthodontics
b. interceptive orthodontics
c. accelerated orthodontics
d. corrective orthodontics
10. When treatment is performed for a traumatic occlusion, the final outcome is:
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a. a perfect occlusion
b. a pain free bite
c. a functional occlusion
d. none of the above
e. b & c
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