All the questions have been directly picked from Carranza 11th edition
1. Gingivectomy was pioneered by
a.
Newmann
b.
Widman
c.
Robiscek
d.
Pickerill
Hint✅🔑
Ans: C
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Gingivectomy was pioneered by Robiscek in 1884
·
The term “Gingivectomy” was coined by Pickerill.
2.
Healing of gingivectomy by LASER
a.
Occurs by primary intention
b.
Faster than the surgical gingivectomy
c.
Bleeding is more in LASER surgery
d.
Delayed healing
Hint✅🔑
Ans: D
·
Healing of the wound occurs by secondary
intention and is delayed than surgical gingivectomy.
·
The lasers most often used in gingivectomy are
the carbon dioxide (CO2) and the neodymium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet (Nd:YAG)
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3.
Indications of gingivectomy are all
except
a. Elimination of suprabony
pockets, regardless of their depth, if the pocket wall is fibrous and firm
b. Elimination of gingival
enlargement
c. Elimination of suprabony
periodontal ligament abscess
d.
Bottom of the pocket is apical to the mucogingival junction
Hint✅🔑
Ans: D
In patients with physiologic gingival melanosis, the
pigmentation is diminished in the healed gingiva.
4.
Craterlike interdental papillae caused by
acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis are treated by
a.
Gingivectomy
b.
Gingivoplasty
c.
Curettage
d.
ENAP
Hint✅🔑
Ans: B
5.
Complete epithelial repair after
gingivectomy takes about
a.
1-6 days
b.
14 days
c.
21 days
d.
30 days
Hint✅🔑
Ans: D
Complete repair of the connective tissue takes about 7 weeks
6.
Maximum inflammation after gingivectomy
is seen
a.
Immediately after surgery
b.
1 day after the surgery
c.
3 days after the surgery
d.
7 days after the surgery
Hint✅🔑
Ans: D
·
The flow of gingival fluid in humans is
initially increased after gingivectomy and diminishes as healing progresses
·
Maximal flow is reached after 1 week, coinciding
with the time of maximal inflammation.
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