Child Dental Health MCQ 2

How does fiber-rich foods contribute to oral health?

How can limiting processed foods benefit oral health?

What dietary factor can contribute to gum inflammation and periodontal disease?

Which environmental factor can influence jaw development and potentially lead to malocclusion?

Class I malocclusion is characterized by:

How does prolonged exposure to acidic foods and beverages affect oral health?

What is the primary cause of early childhood caries (baby bottle tooth decay)?

How can increasing your intake of fiber-rich foods benefit oral health?

What type of malocclusion describes teeth that are crooked or misaligned within the same arch?

Which orthodontic appliance is designed to prevent thumb-sucking by making it uncomfortable?

Which mineral is essential for preventing dry mouth and maintaining healthy saliva production?

What is a common consequence of thumb-sucking beyond the age of 5 in children?

What role does water play in maintaining good oral hygiene?

What type of malocclusion describes a misalignment where upper and lower teeth don’t meet properly on one side?

What is the purpose of a habit breaker appliance in orthodontics?

How does sugar-free gum contribute to oral health?

Which dental problem is associated with inflammation of the gums and bleeding during brushing?

Which beverage is generally least favorable for oral health?

Which malocclusion occurs when upper teeth significantly overlap lower teeth?

Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment option that uses:

What is the impact of vitamin E on oral health?

What is a common cause of dental fluorosis in children?

How can limiting processed foods benefit oral health?

How is malocclusion described where teeth are crooked or misaligned within the same arch?

How can a diet rich in antioxidants benefit oral health?

Enamel hypoplasia, a condition characterized by underdeveloped tooth enamel, can be caused by:

What is a common cause of malocclusion in children?

What primary factor can contribute to tooth crowding and misalignment in children?

Which nutrient deficiency primarily contributes to the formation of dental caries?

What is a common consequence of untreated cavities in primary (baby) teeth?

Which type of malocclusion involves the upper front teeth protruding over the lower front teeth?

Which common habit can lead to an open bite (front teeth not touching)?

What type of sugar is especially harmful to teeth?

What is a dental condition characterized by grinding or clenching of teeth, often during sleep?

A misalignment where the lower teeth protrude beyond the upper teeth is known as:

What environmental factor can influence jaw development and potentially lead to malocclusion?

What nutrient plays a crucial role in strengthening tooth enamel and preventing cavities?

What term is used to describe the inflammation and infection of a tooth’s pulp, often resulting from untreated cavities?

Which of the following factors can contribute to the development of malocclusion?

What is the purpose of palatal expanders in orthodontic treatment?

Which food group is crucial for providing calcium, essential for strong teeth and bones?

What dental problem is associated with the abnormal alignment of a child’s upper and lower teeth?

Crossbite involves:

Functional appliances, such as headgear, are used to:

What is a healthy alternative to sugary snacks that can help protect teeth?

Which nutrient deficiency primarily contributes to the formation of dental caries?

Which of the following is a common cause of an open bite?

Which orthodontic treatment option is often recommended for correcting crowded or misaligned teeth?

Which vitamin deficiency is associated with swollen and bleeding gums?

What type of sugar is especially harmful to teeth?

Class II malocclusion is characterized by:

What is the purpose of a retainer in orthodontic treatment?

What dietary factor can contribute to gum inflammation and periodontal disease?

What nutrient plays a crucial role in strengthening tooth enamel and preventing cavities?

What is a common feature of Class III malocclusion?

Surgical intervention, such as orthognathic surgery, may be recommended for correcting:

How can increasing your intake of fiber-rich foods benefit oral health?

Which food group is crucial for providing calcium, essential for strong teeth and bones?

Malocclusion resulting from inadequate jaw size is known as:

Lingual braces are placed on the:

What role does water play in maintaining good oral hygiene?

What is a healthy alternative to sugary snacks that can help protect teeth?

What factor can contribute to crowding of teeth and misalignment in children?

Habit appliances, like thumb cribs, are used to address:

Consuming foods high in omega-3 fatty acids can contribute to:

Which beverage is generally least favorable for oral health?

Which vitamin deficiency is associated with swollen and bleeding gums?

What habit can lead to an open bite (front teeth not touching)?

Rapid maxillary expansion (RME) is a treatment option primarily used for: