Dental Implants Patient Assessment & Treatment Planning 2

Question 1

A patient's keratinized tissue width around an implant site should ideally be at least:

Accepted Answer

2 mm

Answer

0.5 mm

Answer

6 mm

Answer

10 mm

Question 2

The diagnostic wax-up or digital smile design in implant planning primarily helps to:

Accepted Answer

Visualize the final esthetic outcome and guide surgical stent fabrication

Answer

Determine bone density

Answer

Measure osseointegration progress

Answer

Calculate implant diameter

Question 3

Occlusal overload in implant-supported restorations can lead to:

Accepted Answer

Crestal bone loss and implant failure

Answer

Faster osseointegration

Answer

Improved implant stability

Answer

Reduced infection risk

Question 4

Which measurement is most important when assessing the mesiodistal space for a single tooth implant?

Accepted Answer

Width of the edentulous space

Answer

Root length of adjacent teeth

Answer

Distance between the CEJs of adjacent teeth

Answer

Height of the alveolar ridge

Question 5

Inter-arch space (restorative space) of at least how much is typically required for an implant-supported crown?

Accepted Answer

5–7 mm

Answer

2–3 mm

Answer

8–12 mm

Answer

15 mm

Question 6

The 'A-line' concept in full-arch implant planning refers to:

Accepted Answer

The anticipated position of the restoration to guide implant angulation

Answer

The alveolar nerve path

Answer

An antibiotic protocol line

Answer

The attachment level of gingival tissue