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Workbook
for self-preparation and control
of mastering the competencies of
residents studying
in the specialty 31.08.77

“Orthodontics”

Averyanov Sergei
Akhmetova Devika
Nigmatov Rakhmatulla
Nigmatova Iroda


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UDC 616.314-089.23(076.1)
BBС 56.6
A 19

Reviewers:

Head of the Department of Foreign languages

Bashkir State Medical Academy

Candidate of Philological Sciences, assistant professor

O.A. Mayorova

Head of the Department of Foreign languages and Latin

Samara State Medical University

Candidate of Medical Sciences, assistant professor

T.V. Rozhkova


AVERYANOV S.V.

Orthodontics: workbook for self-preparation and control of mastering the competen-

cies of residents studying in the specialty 31.08.77 – “Orthodontics”; direction of education:
60910100 - "Dentistry" / S.V. Averyanov, D.Kh. Akhmetova, R.N. Nigmatov, I.M.Nigma-
tova – Ufa: BSMU Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Tashkent State Dental
Institute, Ministry of Education, Republic of Uzbekistan, 2025. – 101 p.

The manual has been prepared in accordance with the work program of the basic pro-

fessional program of postgraduate professional education for independent training and con-
trol of the assimilation of the competencies of residents. It has been developed in accordance
with the Federal State Educational Standard for Higher Education (Order of the Ministry of
National Science of Russia dated 27.08.2014 N 1128 "On Approval of the Federal State
Educational standard of higher Education in the specialty 31.08.77 "Orthodontics" (staff
training level highly qualified)" (Registered with the Ministry of Justice of Russia on
23.10.2014 N 34421) and by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian
Federation Russian Federation No. 1061 dated September 12, 2013 "On Approval of the lists
of specialties and areas of higher education training"; direction of education: 60910100 -
"Dentistry".
The tasks for the independent training of residents and the control of the assimilation of the
module's competence in the specialty 31.08.77 - "Orthodontics", direction of education:
60910100 - "Dentistry" as well as test tasks and situational tasks with answers are presented.
It is intended for classroom work of residents studying in the specialty 31.08.77 – "Ortho-
dontics; direction of education: 60910100 - "Dentistry".

Recommended by the Coordinating Scientific and Methodological Council and approved by

the decision of the Editorial and Publishing Council of the Federal State Budgetary Educational In-
stitution of Higher Medical Education of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation


UDC 616.314-089.23(076.1)

BBС 56.6

© Averyanov S. V., Akhmetova D.Kh., Nigmatov R.N.,
Nigmatova I.M., 2025
© Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher
Medical Education of the Ministry of Health of the Russian
Federation, Tashkent State Dental Institute, Ministry of Educa-
tion, Republic of Uzbekistan, 2025

D 33


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INTRODUCTION

Orthodontics - the science that studies the organization of orthodontic care, an-

atomical and morphological features of the maxillofacial region in different age peri-

ods, the etiology and pathogenesis of maxillofacial anomalies, modern methods for

diagnosing morphological and functional disorders of the maxillofacial region in den-

toalveolar anomalies, the use of computers in orthodontics, modern methods for the

treatment of maxillofacial anomalies, dental anomalies and deformities, features of or-

thodontic care for congenital malformations of the face and jaws, prevention of dental

anomalies, features of dental prosthetics in children and adolescents, morphological

and functional restructuring of the maxillary system under the influence of orthodontic

appliances, orthodontic laboratory technology, retention of the results of treatment of

maxillary-facial anomalies, recurrence of maxillary-facial anomalies. The study of

these sections is necessary for mastering the basic educational program of higher edu-

cation – the level of training of highly qualified personnel in the сlinical residency in

the specialty 31.08.77 "Orthodontics".

An orthodontist with professional competencies (PC) in preventive healthcare:

willingness to implement a set of measures aimed at preserving and strengthening

health and including the formation of a healthy lifestyle, prevention of the occurrence

and (or) spread of dental diseases, their early diagnosis, identification of the causes and

conditions of their occurrence and development, as well as aimed at eliminating the

harmful effects of environmental factors on human health (PC–1); In diagnostics, will-

ingness for the diagnosis of dental diseases and emergency conditions in accordance

with the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health-Related Prob-

lems (PC–5); in psychological and pedagogical activity, the willingness to form moti-

vation among the population, patients and their family members aimed at preserving

and strengthening their own health and the health of others, teaching patients basic

hygienic measures of a health-improving nature that contribute to the preservation and

strengthening of health, and the prevention of dental diseases (PC-10).


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PART I. ORGANIZATION OF ORTHODONTIC CARE

According to which order are conventional units of labor intensity of work of

dental

doctors

calculated?

____________________________________________________________________

How many conventional units of labor intensity of work of doctors during the

manipulations performed by an orthodontist :

1.

Comprehensive initial medical examination, consultation on bad habits, study

of the functions of the dentoalveolar system ________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

2.

Elastic mass impression (2) after 7 years of age _______________________

3.

Casting of control and diagnostic models (2) _________________________

4.

Activation of the orthodontic appliance _____________________________

5.

Fitting

a

removable

appliance

(single-jawed

one)

_______________________

6.

Storage of a removable device (bimaxillary) ________________________

7.

Acquaintance

parents

with

the

design

of

the

appliance

____________________________________________________________________

8.

Constructive bite type up to 7 years old ____________________________

9.

Grinding of temporary teeth (4 teeth) ______________________________

10.

Myotherapy _________________________________________________

11.

Massage _____________________________________________________

What does the order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the

Russian Federation No. 289 of April 14, 2006 indicate? _______________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

According to the order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the

Russian Federation No. 289 of April 14, 2006 "Recommended staffing standards for

medical and other personnel of children's dental clinics".

1.

Positions of orthodontists are established at the rate of ____ positions per 1000

children.

2.

Positions of dental surgeons are established at the rate of 1 position ____ po-

sitions of children's dentists.


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3.

The position of the head of a children's dental department of any profile is

established for every ____positions for each position of a dentists provided for in the

polyclinic by these recommended staff standards.

4.

Positions of nurses of medical offices are established at the rate of ____posi-

tion for each position of a pediatric dentist, a dental surgeon and an orthodontist.

What does the order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation No.

910n

of

November

13,

2012

indicate?

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

According to Order No. 910n of November 13, 2012, recommended staffing

standards for children's dental clinics (departments): 1 position of an orthodontist is
established for 10 dentists of children.

Order of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan No. 976-d

dated March 31, 2015 indicate that ________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

What order approved the medical record of an orthodontic patient?

___________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________


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PART II. ANATOMICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL

FEATURES OF THE MAXILLOFACIAL REGION

AT DIFFERENT AGE PERIODS

The period of intrauterine development of the fetus

At ____ week, the oral and nasal cavities are separated by the development of two

palatine processes, which, growing together with each other and with the nasal septum,

form a primary palate. At ____ week, temporary teeth are laid. There is a high position

of the tongue and a prognatic ratio of the jaws.

At ____ week, the two mandibular processes are fused together.

At ____ week, the alveolar process of the upper jaw and the rudiments of incisors

(central and lateral), canines and the first permanent molars are laid.

During the

______

week, enamel organs and dental papillae of the rudiments of

teeth are formed.

Oral cavity of newborns and infants

This period of development is characterized by the following age features:

A vertical gap of ________ mm remains in the frontal part;

infant _________________________________________________;

sagittal gap between the alveolar processes of the upper and lower jaws within

______________________________________________;

by the time the baby is born, the temporomandibular joints are formed

___________________________________________________________________.

In a child under six months of age, the physiological state is ________________

_____________________ type of swallowing. After incisor eruption, the physiologi-

cal type is gradually transformed into a physiological one: ______________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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Characteristics of the maxillofacial region in preschool age

Write dental eruption schedule of primary teeth:

Tooth

Eruption (in months)

I

II

III

IV

V


The dental arches of the upper and lower jaws have the next type of shape

____________________________________________________________________.

Bite – closing of the dentition with the usual position of the lower jaw – in children

of this age_________________________________________.

In the central closure, the distal surfaces of the molars are located in

____________________________________________________________________.

Characteristics of the maxillofacial region

in preschool age (from 3 to 6 years)

On the upper jaw, the dental arch has the next type of shape: ________________,

and on the lower jaw –________________________________________________.

The

most

characteristic

symptom

is

___________________________________________________________________

both front teeth and molars.

Due

to

the

development

of

permanent

incisor

rudiments,

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________ occurs.


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The maxillofacial region of a person during the period of junior and senior

school age

Write dental eruption schedule of permanent teeth:

Tooth

Eruption (in years)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Write the main signs of the following physiological bites:

Orthognathic occlusion:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Edge-to-edge occlusion:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Maxillary and mandibular prognathism (Bimaxillary prognathism):

1.______________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

2.______________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________


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Opistognathia:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Write the six keys to normal occlusion (Andrews, 1972):

Key I:

_________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Key II:

________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Key III:

_______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Key VI

: ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Key V

: ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Key VI

: ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART III. ETIOLOGY AND PATHOGENESIS OF

DENTOFACIAL ANOMALIES

Hypofunction of the pituitary gland can lead to __________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Breathing disorders can lead to ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Write three groups of bad habits by V.P. Okushko

1) _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

2) _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

3) _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

What

does

bad

habits

mean

in

dentistry?

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Types of chewing dysfunction:

1. _____________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________.

What

the

types

of

swallowing

do

you

know?

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Reasons of mouth breathing: ______________ ________________________;

___________________________________________________________________;

___________________________________________________________________;

___________________________________________________________________;

___________________________________________________________________.


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Macroglossia– _________________________________________________.

Signs of a short lingual frenulum (ankyloglossia, tongue-tie):i

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

There are _____ types frenulum of the tongue that limit tongue mobility (Khoro-

shilkina F.Ya., 1965, 1986).

The first type is __________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The second type is _______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The third type is _________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The fourth type is ________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The fifth type is __________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART IV. MODERN METHODS OF DIAGNOSTICS OF MOR-

PHOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS OF THE MAX-

ILLOFACIAL REGION

According to the Facial Morphological Index (IFM),

G.. Izard

(1930) the length

of

the

face

is

measured

by_________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

,

and the width_________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

.

What data on the length and width of the face is used to calculate the facial index

of Izard?_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The ratio of length and width of the face from 104 and more characterizes

the________ face, 97-103 – ___________, 97 and less– _______________.


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The form of a person's profile is determined by ________________, which is

formed as follows____________________________________________________.

The value of the angle 170-190° characterizes _____________ face profile, more than

190° – _____________, less than 170° – ______________ face profile.

With a healthy TMJ, the mouth opens at

____________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

.

When evaluating the soft tissues of the vestibule of the mouth, it is necessary to

study the condition of the frenulum of the lips. There are 3 main types of abnormal lip

frenulum.

Type I

__________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

Type II

_________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

Type III

_________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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Normally, the frenulum of the upper lip is attached at the distance

_____________ from the interdental papilla, it has a sufficient length and does not

limit the mobility of the lip.

Normally, the depth of the vestibule varies __________________. The shallow

vestibule has depth

________________________________________

.

Study of plaster models of jaws

Dental measurements.

The width is determined by _________________________________________,

at the lower incisors ____________________________________________________.

The height of the crown part of permanent teeth is measured ________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The thickness of the crown part of the tooth is __________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Relationships between tooth sizes.

Tonn

revealed ____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The Tonn Index is equal to ________________.

Pont

(1907) derived the relationship between __________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________. The width of the dentition is measured in the area of the pre-

molars at the points suggested

by Pont

:

on the upper jaw ___________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

on the lower jaw ____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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The width of the dentition is also measured between the first permanent molars

at the points:

on the upper jaw ___________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

on the lower jaw ____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Pont

derived the premolar and molar indices:

Premolar index = _________________________;

Molar index = ___________________________.

Korkhaus

proposed to determine the length of the anterior segment of the dental

arch depending on _____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Measurements are carried out ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Measuring the size of apical bases

Apical basis ______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The size of the apical base is studied in the transversal and sagittal directions

using the

Howes methods

________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The width of the apical base on the upper jaw is measured between

____________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________ on

the lower jaw ______________________________________________________


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____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Normally, the width of the apical base of the upper jaw is _______ of the lower

- ________ from the sum of the mesiodistal dimensions of 12 permanent teeth in each

jaw.

The length of the apical base of the upper jaw is measured from the point

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Normally, the length of the apical base of the upper jaw is ______ of the lower

one– _________ from the sum of the mesiodistal dimensions of 12 permanent teeth in

each jaw.

Orthopantomography, or panoramic tomography, provides the following re-

sults:________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

When deciphering the TRG in the lateral projection, it is advisable to follow the

scheme proposed

by L. S. Persin

(1996), which contains the estimate: ____________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

When decoding telerentgenograms in the side projection, the following lines and

points are used:

A

– ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

B

– ____________________________________________________________


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____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

DT

(skin point

pogonion

) ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Gn

(

gnathion

) – __________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Go

(

gonion

) – ___________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

EN

– ___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

L L

– ___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Me

(

menton

) – ___________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

N

(

nаsion

) – _____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Or

(

orbitаl

) – ____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Pm

(

pterygomaxillary

), a synonym

for

PNS (

spina nasalis partrior

) – _______

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Po

(

porion

) – ___________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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(

sеtlа

) – ______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

S

(

sеllа

) – ______________________________________________________.

SNА

(

sрinа nаsаlis аntеrior

) – ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

UL

____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

EN-DT–

_______________________________________________________.

FN

– ___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

NL

– ___________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

M L

– __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Cephalometric anthropometric points

Angle SNA

characterizes the position ________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Its average value is ___________.

An increase in the angle SNA

characterizes ______

___________________ (forward position).

A decrease of the angle SNA

characterizes


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the upper retroposition (distal position).

Угол The SNB angle

characterizes the position

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________. Its average value is____________________.

In-

creasing the SNB angle

characterizes ___________________________________.

Re-

ducing the SNB angle

characterizes ____________________________________.

Cephalometric lines and planes

NSL

– _________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

N-Se–

_________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

OcP

– __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Face

profiles

are

distinguished

by

the

Ricketts

method

:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

A person's profile is determined by evaluating ___________________________

____________________________________________________________________

________________. The upper lip point (

UL

) must be located at ________________


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____________________________________________________________________.

The protrusion of the lower lip anteriorly from the aesthetic plane by 1-2 mm

corresponds

to ______________________________. The concave profile of the face

is determined when the lower lip is located posteriorly from the aesthetic

plane.________________________________________________________________

.

Convex and concave profile types according to Ricketts

Functional diagnostic methods

Rheography– ___________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Photoplethysmography-method ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Electromyograph

y- _____________

__________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

A functional chewing test allows you to determine

__________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Masticationography– _____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART V. USE OF COMPUTERS IN ORTHODONTICS

Electromyography allows you to _____________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Arthrophonography– _____________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Axiography– __________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

In orthodontics, the method allows you to evaluate ______________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Rheography allows you to study ______________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Orthopantomography (panoramic zonography) allows you to get ___________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

To evaluate the orthopantomogram, it is recommended to study five topographic

areas sequentially:

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________.

Intraoral radiography of teeth allows you to get a detailed, high-quality image:

___________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;


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____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________.

Digital intraoral radiography (radiovisiography), based on obtaining an image of

an object _________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Radiography of the palatine suture is performed using dental X-ray machines

using a direct close-focus method in order to determine:

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________.

Tomography allows you to study the following characteristics of the TMJ:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Indications for the use of MRI in orthodontics are: _____________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT). Indications for the use of this

method are __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Radiography of the hand is used in the following cases:


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____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Cephalometry allows you to:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

The CEREC system in orthodontics is used to create ______________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Areas of application of T-Scan III: ___________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Occlusion analysis with the T-Scan III device allows the dentist to:

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART VI. MODERN METHODS OF TREATMENT

DENTAL ANOMALIES

In orthodontic practice, the following treatment methods are used:

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________.

Myogymnastics– ________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Surgical methods of treatment include:

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________.

The purpose of orthopedic treatment is to _____________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Orthodontic appliances are divided by:

for medical purposes:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________.

by place of overlay:

_____________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________.

by location in the oral cavity:


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____________________________________________________________,

____________________________________________________________,

____________________________________________________________.

by function:

____________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________.

The element base of edgewise equipment includes locking appliances:

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Write the device names:

___________________________________________________________________.

__________________________________________________________________.


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_____________________________________________________________®.

___________________________________________________________________.

______________________________________________________________.

________________________________________________________________.


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____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.

Plates

_________________________________________________________:

a

– _________________________________________________________________;

b

– _________________________________________________________________;

с

– _________________________________________________________________ ;

d

– _________________________________________________________________.

g

in

b
u

t

b


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____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.

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а

р

а

т

а

___________________________________________________________________.

__________________________________________________________________.


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___________________________________________________________________.

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PART VII. DENTAL ANOMALIES

AND DEFORMATIONS

Complete the definitions.

Anomaly– _____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Deformity– ___________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The Angle classification is based on ______________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The first class is characterized by ___________________________________.

The mesial-buccal cusp of the first molar of the upper jaw is located

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The

second

class

is

characterized

as

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

This class is divided into:

Division I

– _____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

Division II

– _____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The

third

class

is

characterized

by

____________________________________________________________________


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____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

According to the classification of dental anomalies of D. A. Kalvelis, there are:

1. Anomalies in the amount of teeth:

____________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________.

2. Anomalies in the size and shape of teeth:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. Anomalies of the structure of hard tissues of the teeth:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

4. Violations of the teething process:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

Abnormal position of individual teeth:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

Anomalies of the dentition shape:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.


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Sagittal anomalies:

_____________________________________________________________;

___________________________________________________________.

Transversal anomalies:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

Vertical anomalies: _________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Write the definition of occlusion–

____________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Specify the type of occlusion corresponding

to the plane of the anomaly and the area

of the dentition.

Plane

of anomaly

Area of the

dentition

Type of occlusion

Sagittal

Lateral

1.1. __________________________________.

1.2. __________________________________.

Front

1.3. __________________________________
______________________________________.

1.4. ___________________________________
______________________________________.

1.5. ___________________________________
______________________________________.

Vertical

Lateral

2.1. __________________________________.

Front

2.2. __________________________________

_____________________________________.

2.3. __________________________________.

2.4. __________________________________

_____________________________________.

2.5. __________________________________

_____________________________________.

Transversal

Lateral

3.1. ___________________________________

______________________________________.

3.1.1. _________________________________.

3.1.2. _________________________________.

3.1.3. _________________________________.


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Front

3.2. ___________________________________
______________________________________.

3.3. __________________________________.

The first group of A.J.Katz classification is characterized by a change in the

structure of the dentition in front of the first molars as a result of

____________________________________________________________________.

The second group of classification by A.J.Katz is characterized by the morpho-

logical structure of Class II by Angle, and from the point of view of function–

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The third group of A. J. Katz's classification corresponds to the morphological

structure of Class III by Angle, which, according to Katz, is related to

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART VIII. FEATURES OF RENDERING SERVICES OF

ORTHODONTIC CARE FOR CONGENITAL

MALFORMATIONS OF THE FACE AND JAWS

Specialized rehabilitation centers for children with congenital malformations of

the maxillofacial region are divided into ___________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Republican and inter-district centers for diagnosis and treatment of children with

congenital cleft upper lip and palate should include the following specialists:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Morphological disorders __________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Functional disorders ______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

The objectives of surgical treatment for congenital cleft upper lip are:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

In uranoplasty, the main tasks are: ___________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

In the treatment of this group of patients, interdisciplinary cooperation of dentists

of various profiles is necessary, such as_____________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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In case of congenital isolated cleft of the upper lip and alveolar process, ortho-

dontic treatment in the period of temporary and mixed bites is used

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Orthodontic

treatment

for

congenital

isolated

cleft

palate:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Orthodontic treatment for congenital end-to-end unilateral cleft lip, alveolar pro-

cess and palate: _______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Expansion of the upper jaw with a pronounced narrowing is performed using

fixed

orthodontic

appliance:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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PART IX. PREVENTION OF

DENTAL ANOMALIES

Prevention– _________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Preventive measures during the first year of life:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

Preventive measures during the period of mixed bite:

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________;

_____________________________________________________________.

Dispensary

group

Status and diseases in which children

are subject to dispensary observation

0 (I)

___________________________________________________.

I (II)

____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________:

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________


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__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

IIa (III)

____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________

IIb (IV)

____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________

____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________


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PART X. FEATURES OF DENTOFACIAL PROSTHETICS IN

CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

Indications for dental prosthetics during the period of temporary occlusion:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

4. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

5. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

6. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

7. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

8. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

9. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

10. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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11. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

12. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

13. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Indications for dental prosthetics during the period of mixed dentition:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

4. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

6. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

7. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

8. _____________________________________________________________


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____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

9. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

10. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

11. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Indications for dental prosthetics during the period of permanent occlusion:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

4. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

6. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

7. _____________________________________________________________

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Write the types of orthopedic structures used in children's dental prosthet-

ics

Fixed prosthesis

1. _____________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________:

3.1. ___________________________________________________________;

3.2. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

4. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5. _____________________________________________________________:

5.1. ___________________________________________________________.

5.2. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5.3. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5.4. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5.5. ____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Removable prosthesis:

1. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.


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Classification of dentition defects in children

Class

Subclass

__________________________________________

I

1 2 3

____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________

II

1 2 3

____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________

____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________

III

1 2

____________________________________________
____________________________________________

IV

____________________________________________
____________________________________________

V

____________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________

VI

____________________________________________

Write the name of the appliances.

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a)

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

;

b)

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

;

c)

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

.

Removable

dentures

are

fixed1.

_____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

The main structural elements of removable dentures:

1. _____________________________________________________________.

2. _____________________________________________________________.

3. _____________________________________________________________.

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PART XI. MORPHOLOGICAL AND FUNCTIONAL

RESTRUCTURING OF THE DENTAL SYSTEM

UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCES

When the tooth is displaced on different sides of its fit to the alveolus, forces

arise _________________________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

The side in which the tooth is displaced (in the direction of the force) is

______________________, and the opposite side, from which the tooth is displaced,

_______________________________________________________.

On

the

pressure

side,

there

is

a

periodontal

fissure

________________________,

on

the

tension

side–

_______________________________________________.

Biomechanics of orthodontic horizontal movement of teeth in a longitudinal sec-

tion:

a– ___________________________________________________________ _ _ _ _ _

_ ;

b– _________________________________________________________________:

1 and 4 – ___________________________________________________________ _ ,

2 and 3 – ___________________________________________________________ _ ,

b– ________________________________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;

c– ___________________________________________________________ _ _ _ _ _

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Arrows indicate the direction of force and movement of the tooth. Bone

resorption and neoplasm (Calvelis).

Biomorphology of dental alveolar elongation:

a– __________________________________________________________________;

b– _________________________________________________________________.

In

zones

I,

II,

III,

and

IV,

the

following

events

oc-

cur:_________________________________________.

Arrows indicate the direction of the current force (Calvelis).

Biomorphology of tooth intrusion in the alveolus.

In zones I and II, the following occurs:________________________________,

and in the III zone____________________________________________________.

Intrusion the single-root (a) and double-root (b) teeth. Arrows indicate the direction of

force (Calvelis).

Body movement implies __________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Oblique-rotational movement of the tooth implies _____________

____________________________________________________________________

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Depending on the condition of the capillaries, capillary pressure:

I degree – the pressure forces are so small that they do not cause any reactions

from the periodontal tissues – _______ g / cm²;

II degree – the force is slightly less than capillary pressure, but when it is applied

to the tooth, possible changes in periodontal tissues (______g/cm²);

III degree – the force greater than capillary pressure causes the appearance of

anemia on the compression side, blood stagnation, the patient complains of soreness

like the initial stages of periodontitis;

IV degree – the efforts of orthodontic action (up to ____ g / cm²) are so signifi-

cant that it causes compression and crushing of the surface layers of periodontal tissues.

In orthodontics, there are several main types of tooth movement:

Rotation– ______________________________________________________

Intrusion– ______________________________________________________

Extrusion– _____________________________________________________

Tipping–_______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________.

Efforts to move the teeth:

oblique-rotational movement of a single-root tooth __________ g / cm²;

div movement of a single-root tooth _________ g /cm²;

div movement of a multi-root tooth __________ g / cm²;

for the movement of the root of the tooth ("torque") _________ g / cm²;

for tooth extrusion _______ g / cm².

Movement of one or several teeth is carried out in the sagittal, vertical, transver-

sal directions or in several directions simultaneously. In the transversal dentition
____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

In the sagittal direction, the teeth are moved ____________________________.

In the vertical direction, , the teeth are move ____________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

When the sutures are compressed, there is _______________________, since

the

sutures

are

adapted

to

resist

compression;

when

stretched,


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_________________________occurs faster, as the sutures are adapted to its construc-
tion when the collagen structures are stretched. The speed of opening of seams depends
on the applied ________________________________________________________

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PART XII. ORTHODONTIC

LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

In

the

manufacture

of

orthodontic

appliances

used

__________________________________________________________ methods of

plastering.

Specify the manufacturing steps for one-jaw orthodontic applience:

1. Clinical stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. Laboratory stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. Clinical stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Clinical and laboratory stages of making a bi-maxillary device:

1. Clinical stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

2. Laboratory stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

3. Clinical stage:

____________________________________________________________________

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4. Laboratory stage:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

5. Clinical stage:

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Write the name of the orthodontic appliances to each one.

____________________________________________________________________.

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____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.


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____________________________________________________________________.

____________________________________________________________________.

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PART XIII. RETENTION OF THE RESULTS OF TREATMENT

OF MAXILLOFACIAL ANOMALIES.

RELAPSE OF MAXILLOFACIAL ANOMALIES

What

the

types

of

retainers

do

you

know?

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

An acrylic base plate with a wire individually attached to the teeth.

Advantages:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Disadvantages:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Vacuum-formed retainers

Advantages:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

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Disadvantages:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________.

Most adhesive retainers are made from _______________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

Orthodontic relapse ______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________.

There are several situations known for a particular tendency to relapse:

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________;

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

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TEST TASKS

Choose one correct answer

Part I. Organization of orthodontic care

(PC-1, PC-2, PC-5, PC-6)

1. ACCORDING TO THE STAFF STANDARD, ONE POSITION OF AN ORTHO-

DONTIST IS ASSIGNED

a) for 5 children's dentists

b) for 7 children's dentists

c) for 8 children's dentists

d) for 9 children's dentists

e) for 10 children's dentists

2. HOW MANY GROUPS ARE CHILDREN ASSIGNED FOR ORTHODONTIC IN-

DICATIONS DURING MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS?

a) 1 group

b) 2 groups

c) 3 groups

d) 4 groups

e) 5 groups

3. THE MOST EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATIONAL FORM OF TREATMENT OF

CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL PATHOLOGY OF THE MAXILLOFACIAL

REGION IS TREATMENT

a) in children's somatic polyclinics

b) in children's dental clinics

c) in specialized centers for the treatment of congenital pathologies

d) in the surgical departments of general hospitals

e) in orthodontic centers

4. FOR THE PREVENTION OF MALOCCLUSION, DENTAL THERAPISTS

SHOULD INCLUDE:

a) elimination of bad habits

b) plastic of frenulum of the tongue


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c) orthodontic applience

d) myotherapy, massage

5. THE WORK OF AN ORTHODONTIST WITH CHILDREN OF THE FIRST DIS-

PENSARY GROUP CONSISTS OF

a) in hardware orthodontic treatment

b) in the elimination of bad habits

c) normalization of functional disorders

d) in prosthetics

e) in sanitary and educational work on the education of hygiene skills and other

issues

Part II. Anatomical and morphological features of the maxillofacial region

in different age periods

(PC-5)

1. THE UPPER AND LOWER JAWS ARE FORMED FROM A PAIR OF THE

BRANCHIAL ARCHES

a) 1st

b) 2nd

c) 3rd

d) 4th

2. THE 1ST PAIR OF THE BRANCHIAL ARCHES IS CALLED

a) mandibular

b) hyoid

c) oral fossa

d) rudimentary tooth

3. THE UPPER JAW IS FORMED WHEN THE NASAL PROCESSES GROW TO-

GETHER

a) maxillary and medial

b) maxillary and lateral

c) lateral and medial

d) frontal


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4. IN THE PERIOD OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT, OSSIFICATION POINTS

IN THE UPPER AND LOWER JAW REGION APPEAR ON THE UPPER AND

LOWER JAW ON

a) the 1st month

b) the 2nd month

c) the 3rd month

d) postnatally

5. HOW MANY PAIRS OF THE BRANCHIAL ARCHES ARE LAID IN THE PRO-

CESS OF FETAL DEVELOPMENT?

a) two

b) four

c) six

d) eight

Part III. Etiology and pathogenesis of dentofacial anomalies

(PC-1, PC-2)

1. RESPIRATORY FAILURE CAN LEAD

a) to narrowing of the upper dentition

b) to macrodentity

c) to microdentity

d) to retention

2. WHAT LEADS TO THE FORMATION OF DISTAL OCCLUSION OF THE

DENTITION?

a) uneven enamel abrasion

b) pulpitis of baby teeth

c) breastfeeding problem

d) enlargement of the lingual tonsil

3. INFANTILE SWALLOWING LEADS TO

a) to protrusion of incisors

b) to tooth transposition

c) canine dystopia

d) loss of lower incisors


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4. HYPOFUNCTION OF THE PITUITARY GLAND CAN LEAD TO THE OCCUR-

RENCE OF

a) super-complete teeth

b) diastema, gaps between teeth

c) adentia of the teeth

d) underdevelopment of the upper and lower jaws, disruption of the timing of teeth-

ing

5. THE FORMATION OF MESIAL OCCLUSION DUE TO THE DISPLACEMENT

OF THE LOWER JAW FORWARD CAN CONTRIBUTE TO

a) oral respiration

b) sucking on the lower lip

c) head thrown back during sleep

d) uneven abrasion of baby teeth

e) hypofunction of the thyroid gland

Part IV. Modern methods of diagnostics of morphological and functional

disorders of the maxillofacial region

(PC-7, PC-9)

1. THE FUNCTIONAL CONDITION OF THE MUSCLES OF THE MAXILLOFA-

CIAL REGION IS DETERMINED BY THE METHOD OF

a) electromyography, electromyotonometry

b) rheoparodontography

c) arthrophonography

2. RHEOGRAPHY OF THE TMJ REGION ALLOWS TO DETERMINE

a) contractility of the muscles of the maxillofacial region

b) hemodynamic state of TMJ vessels

c) movement of the mandibular heads


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3. ELECTROMYOTONOMETRY ALLOWS DETERMINE

a) bioelectric activity of the masticatory muscles

b) contractility of the masticatory muscles

c) contractility of only the temporal muscles

4. SPECIAL DIAGNOSTIC METHODS IN ORTHODONTICS INCLUDE

a) examination of the oral cavity, functional tests

b) anthropometric, x-ray, functional, graphic

c) survey,examination, measurement of plaster models of jaws

5. THE SYMMETRY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RIGHT AND LEFT

HALVES OF THE LOWER JAW CAN BE FIND ON

a) panoramic radiograph

b) TRG-side projection

c) TRG-direct projection and orthopantomogram

Part V. Use of computers in orthodontics

(PC-1, PC-5, PC-6)

1. WHAT METHOD IS USED TO DETERMINE THE SIZE AND POSITION OF

THE JAW BONES?

a) OPTG

b) TRG

c) panoramic radiography

d) tomography of the TMJ

2. DETERMINE THE WIDTH OF THE HEAD OF THE LOWER JAW CAN BE

TOMOGRAMS OF THE TMJ

a) with open mouth

b) with closed mouth

c) when the lower jaw is displaced laterally

d) when the lower jaw is shifted back


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3. DETERMINE THE SIZE OF JOINT GAPS CAN BE ON THE TOMOGRAMS OF

THE TMJ

a) with open mouth

b) with closed mouth

c) when the lower jaw is displaced laterally

d) when the lower jaw is shifted back

4. ORTHOPANTOMOGRAM ALLOWS TO ASSESS THE CONDITION OF PERI-

ODONTAL DISEASE OF

a) the anterior group of teeth

b) the lateral group of teeth

c) all teeth of one dentition

d) all teeth of two dentition

5. THE ANGLE OF ANB IN PHYSIOLOGICAL OCCLUSION IS EQUAL TO

a) 0º

b) 2º

c) 4º

d) 5º

Part VI. Modern methods of treatment of dental anomalies

(PC-1, PC-2,

PC-5)

1. THE BRACKET CONSISTS OF

a) base, slot and wings

b) base and tube

c) base, slot, hooks and tube

2. BRACKET SLOT SIZE

a) 0.14 inches

b) 0.26 inches

c) 0.18 inches

3. THE AMOUNT OF THE TORQUE IS INCORPORATED INTO THE DESIGN

OF BRACES, WHICH ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR __________BENDING

a) first order


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b) second order

c) of the third order

4. ACCORDING TO THE METHOD OF FIXING THE ORTHODONTIC ARCH IN

THE SLOT OF BRACES, THERE ARE

a) ligature and self-ligating braces

b) ligature and vestibular braces

c) lingual and vestibular braces

5. ORTHODONTIC ARCHES HAVE NEXT CROSS-SECTION

a) round, triangular and square

b) round, rectangular, square and twisted

c) round, rectangular and oval

Part VII. Dental anomalies and deformations

(PC-1, PC-2, PC-5)

1. DENTITION IN THE BITE OF TEMPORARY TEETH HAVE THE SHAPE OF

a) half-ellipse

b) semicircles

c) parabolas

2. THE SHAPE OF THE UPPER DENTITION OF AN ADULT IS NORMAL HAS

THE _____ FORM

a) semicircle

b) half-ellipse

c) a parabola

3. THE SHAPE OF THE LOWER DENTITION OF AN ADULT IS NORMAL HAS

THE _____ FORM

a) semicircle

b) half-ellipse

c) a parabola

4. THE DEPTH OF THE INCISOR OVERLAP NORMALLY DOES NOT EXCEED

a) ⅓ crown heights of the lower incisors

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c) ⅔ crown heights of the lower incisors

5. THE UPPER INCISORS ARE NORMALLY IN CONTACT WITH THE LOWER

INCISORS BY

a) palatal surface

b) cutting edge

c) the vestibular surface

Part VIII. Features of rendering services of orthodontic care for congeni-

tal malformations of the face and jaws

(PC-1, PC-2, PC-5, PC-6)

1. AT WHAT WEEK OF EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT DOES LIP AND PALATE

FORMATION BEGIN?

a) in the 3rd week

b) about the 6th week

c) about the 8th week

2. THE JAWBONE PROTRUDES 12 MM FROM THE EDGE OF THE ALVEOLAR

PROCESS. MAKE A DIAGNOSIS

1) congenital isolated cleft palate IA degree

2) congenital unilateral cleft lip and palate of the III degree

3) congenital bilateral cleft lip and palate of the III degree

3. THE CLEFT COVERS THE UPPER LIP, ALVEOLAR PROCESS AND PALATE,

THE WIDTH OF THE GAP IN THE AREA OF FRAGMENTS OF THE ALVEO-

LAR PROCESS IS 7 MM. MAKE A DIAGNOSIS

a) congenital unilateral cleft lip and palate of the III degree

b) congenital bilateral cleft lip and palate, grade II

c) congenital unilateral cleft lip and palate of the I degree

4. THE CHILD AFTER URANOPLASTY STILL HAS RHINOLALIA. OFTEN

HAD OTITIS. CURRENTLY, WHICH SPECIALIST SHOULD TREAT THE

CHILD

a) at the surgeon's office

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c) an otorhinolaryngologist

5. AT WHAT AGE IS DISPENSARY OBSERVATION OF A CHILD WITH UNI-

LATERAL CLEFT LIP, PALATE AND ALVEOLAR PROCESS PERFORMED?

a) 0-7 years old

b) 1-14 years old

c) 0-14 years old

d) 1-12 years old

e) 1-3 years old

Part IX. Prevention of dental anomalies.

(PC-2, PC-9)

1. FOR ELIMINATION A BAD HABIT USED

a) the Andreasen Activator

b) the Reichenbach-Bruckle plate

c) Persin’s appliance for the treatment of distal occlusion

d) the vestibular plate

2. IF THE PATIENT HAVE A HABIT OF PUTTING TONGUE BETWEEN TEETH,

THE FOLLOWING ARE INDICATED

a) medical and preventive measures

b) surgical treatment

c) observation

d) preventive measures

3. IF PATIENT HAVE A FINGER-SUCKING HABIT, THE FOLLOWING ARE IN-

DICATED

a) therapeutic measures

b) surgical treatment

c) observation

d) preventive measures

4. HINZ'S VESTIBULAR PLATE ALLOWS TO

a) eliminate bad habits

b) move the lateral teeth distally


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c) change the slope of the molars

d) prevent mesial displacement of molars

5. PATIENT CAN ELIMINATE BAD HABITS BY USING

a) plates with protragiruyushchy springs

b) Bruckle's appliance

c) Hinz's vestibular plate

d) Frankel Function Regulator

Part X. Features of dentofacial prosthetics

in children and adolescents

(PC-2, PC-6)

1. THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF TOOTH LOSS IN CHILDHOOD IS

a) injury

b) tooth decay

c) periodontal diseases

d) primary adentia

2. THE FOUNDER OF THE SECTION OF ORTHOPEDIC DENTISTRY-CHIL-

DREN'S PROSTHETICS IN RUSSIA IS

a) L. V. Iliina-Markosyan

b) D. A. Kalvelis

c) T. F. Vinogradova

d) L. S. Persin

3. THE MAIN TASK OF PROSTHETICS IN CHILDHOOD IS

a) prevention of masticatory function disorders

b) prevention of the formation of dentoalveolar disease

c) prevention of caries

d) prevention of periodontal diseases

4. REMOVABLE CHILDREN'S DENTURES ARE USED FOR

a) bite correction

b) stimulating the growth of toothless areas of the jaws

c) treatment of diastema

d) do not apply


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5. A SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE DESIGN OF REMOVABLE CHILDREN'S

PROSTHESES IS

a) mandatory presence of a clasp

b) placement of artificial teeth in the frontal part on the adjustment

c) large basis

d) the presence of a vestibular arch

Part XI. Morphological and functional restructuring of the dental system

under the influence of orthodontic appliances

(PC-6, PC-9)

1. THE OPTIMAL VALUE OF THE ORTHODONTIC FORCE DURING THE

OBLIQUE-TRANSLATIONAL MOVEMENT OF THE TOOTH SHOULD BE:

a) 3-5 g / cm²

b) 10-12 g / cm²

c) 15-20 g / cm²

g) 30-40 g / cm²

e) 60-70 g / cm²

2. OPTIMAL VALUE OF ORTHODONTIC FORCE FOR BODY MOVEMENT OF

THE TOOTH

a) 3-5 g / cm²

b) 10-12 g / cm²

c) 15-20 g / cm²

d) 40-50 g / cm²

e) 60-70 g / cm²

3. SCHWARTZ SYSTEMATIZED ORTHODONTIC FORCES ACCORDING TO

THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLE

a) by time of exposure

b) at the place of exposure

c) by power source

d) by type

e) by the amount of exposure

4. THE CRITERION FOR CHOOSING THE STRENGTH OF THE ORTHODON-

TIC DEVICE IS


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a) the stage of root formation of the displaced teeth

b) type of anomaly

c) the value of intracapillary pressure

d) the stage of bite formation

e) the severity of the anomaly

5. WITH PROLONGED USE OF THE DEVICE WITH A FORCE OF 50–70G/cm²,

MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES MAY OCCUR IN PERIODONTAL TISSUES IN

THE FORM OF

a) there will be no changes

b) fully reversible occurrence in the zones of resorption and opposition

c) residual morphological occurrence in the resorption zone in the form of lacunae

d) fusion of root cement with the alveolar wall

e) dislocation of the tooth

Part XII. Orthodontic laboratory equipment

(PC-6)

1. THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE PERSIN APPLIANCE FOR THE TREAT-

MENT OF DISTAL OCCLUSION ARE

a) base plate, inclined plane

b) basal plate, bite block, vestibular arch

c) basal plate, vestibular arch, labial bumper for the upper lip

d) basal plate, lingual arch, labial bumper for the lower lip

2. ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCES THAT ALLOW OPENING THE MEDIAN PAL-

ATINE SUTURE BELONG

a) to the functional and operational ones

b) to functional guides

c) to appliances of combined action

d) to mechanically active

e) to retention services


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3. A MECHANICALLY OPERATING DEVICE IS CHARACTERIZED BY THE

PRESENCE OF

a) bite block

b) the screw

c) an inclined plane

d) occlusal plane

4. THE BRUCKLE APPLIANCE CAN BE USED TO TREAT THE

a) mesial occlusion

b) distal occlusion

c) cross-occlusion

d) open-bite

e) over-bite

5. IN THE PERSIN APPLIANCE FOR THE TREATMENT OF DISTAL OCCLU-

SION, LABIAL BUMPERS ARE LOCATED IN THE AREA OF

a) upper lip

b) lower lip

c) upper and lower lip

d) do not have

Part XIII. Retention of results of treatment of maxillofacial anomalies.

Relapse of maxillofacial anomalies (

PC-1, PC-2, PC-6, PC-9)

1. RETENTION IN ORTHODONTICS IS

a) stabilization of the obtained results of orthodontic treatment with the help of

removable and non-removable appliances

b) prevention of recurrent dentoalveolar disease

c) orthodontic appliance for preserving the achieved results of treatment

d) repeated treatment on orthodontic appliances

2. RETENTION APPLIANCES CAN BE USED

a) to prevent bad habits

b) consolidation of the achieved treatment results

c) prevention of the development of dental anomalies


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d) to consolidate the results of orthodontic treatment and prevent relapses

3. WHAT PURPOSES ARE RETENTION APPLIANCES USED?

a) to consolidate the achieved results of treatment

b) to prevent the development of dental anomalies

c) to prevent the development of relapses

4. RELAPSE OF A DENTAL ANOMALY IS DEFINED AS:

a) change in the position of the teeth after completion of orthodontic treatment

b) functional impairment

c) deterioration of facial aesthetics

5. THE OCCURRENCE OF RELAPSES IS A CONSEQUENCE OF

a) continued growth of the jaws

b) effects of elastic gingival fibers

c) untreated pathology of the maxillary system

d) everything is correct


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SITUATIONAL TASKS

Part I. Organization of orthodontic care

(PC-1, PC-2)

TASK №1. In city N, the child population is 240 thousand people.

Calculate the required number of orthodontists to provide orthodontic care in a

city N.

TASK №2. During the routine examination at school, dental anomalies were di-

agnosed in 360 children. The school has a total of 425 students.

What is the prevalence of dental anomalies among students of this educational

institution?

TASK №3. The preventive examination of the 8-year-old child revealed a dis-

ruption of nasal breathing, narrowing of the upper jaw, crowding of the frontal teeth of

the upper jaw.

Which dispensary group does this patient belong to?

TASK №4. The 4.5-year-old child was found to have a bad habit during a routine

checkup: finger sucking. In the oral cavity, protrusion of the incisors of the upper jaw,

retrusion of the incisors of the lower jaw.

Which dispensary group does this patient belong to?

TASK № 5. The dental department of the polyclinic has 2 orthodontists, 20 pe-

diatric therapeutic dentists, 3 pediatric surgical dentists.

Calculate the required number of secondary and junior medical personnel for the

staff of polyclinic doctors (according to Order No. 910N of 13.11.2012)

Part II. Anatomical and morphological features of the maxillofacial region

in different age periods

(PC-2, PC-6)

TASK № 1. The mother and a 5-year-old child came to the clinic with complaints

about the gaps between the central incisors. Make a diagnosis. Is this situation the nor-

mal?

TASK № 2. The 4-year-old patient complained about a cosmetic defect. On ex-

ternal examination: the face has no visible changes. From the side of the oral cavity:

on the upper jaw there is a tight contact between the teeth in the dentition. On the lower

jaw, there are gaps and diastema between the teeth. The protuberances of 53 and 63


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teeth are pronounced. The ratio of dentition in the frontal area according to the type of

edge-to-edge bite. The ratio of teeth in the lateral areas is neutral. What medical and

preventive measures does the child need?

TASK № 3. The mother and her 2-year-old daughter came to the clinic. During

the examination, the dental formula is compiled:

54535251|61626364
84838281|71727374

Does the dental formula match the age of 2 years?

TASK № 4. When examined in the maternity hospital, the child was found to

have retrogenia. Is this diagnosis a pathology?

TASK № 5. The 20-year-old man came to the clinic. On examination, a diagno-

sis of deep bite was made, the depth of incisor overlap is 2/3 of the height of the crown.

What depth of incisor overlap should be normal?

Part III. Etiology and pathogenesis of dentofacial anomalies

(PC-6, PC-7)

TASK № 1. Examination of the 7-year-old child revealed disfunction of nasal

breathing, "infantile" type of swallowing.

What changes in the dentoalveolar system will these disfunctions lead to?

TASK № 2. The 11-year-old patient complains of a cosmetic defect on the upper

dentition. On examination the oral cavity, the gap 5.0 mm between 11 and 21 teeth is

determined. The frenulum of the upper lip is low and starts from the gingival papilla.

Dentition has normal shape. 16, 26 teeth are positioned neutrally.

Write the possible cause of the anomaly of 11, 21 teeth.

TASK № 3. The 4-year-old child, an external examination shows a protrusion

of the chin. The tongue is located between the lips and protrudes from the mouth. Na-

solabial creases are smoothed out. On examination the oral cavity, there are diastemas

and gaps between the teeth of the upper and lower jaw. The front teeth of the upper and

lower jaw are protrused, and on the lower jaw it is much more significant than on the

upper jaw. There are tooth marks on the lateral sides of the tongue. Attempts to remove

the tongue towards the mouth were unsuccessful.

Write the preliminary diagnosis?


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TASK № 4. The child is 4 years old. Complaints about the inability to bite off

and difficult chewing of food, an aesthetic defect. External examination shows an in-

crease in the lower third of the face. Nasolabial and chin creases are smoothed out. His

mouth is half open. When closing the lips, the tension of the muscles of the mouth area

is determined. From the anamnesis, it was revealed that a child under 2 years of age

sucked a pacifier, and now has the habit of sucking a finger. From the oral cavity:

mucosa without visible changes. On the upper jaw, protrusion of teeth is noted in the

frontal area, narrowing in the lateral parts, the palate is deep. The lower jaw is un-

changed. In occlusion, there is a separation of the bite in the area of the front teeth.

Make a diagnosis.

TASK № 5. The 10-year-old child is referred to an orthodontist after removal

central upper incisors due to trauma.

What are the possible consequences of an injury?

Part IV. Modern methods of diagnostics of morphological and functional

disorders of the maxillofacial region

(PC-6, PC-7)

TASK № 1. The child of 6 years old has a history of frequent colds, eats slowly,

(lazy chewing) prefers soft food, washing it down with water. When examining the

oral cavity, the dental formula:

d d

55 54 53 52 51 61 62 63 64 65

85 84 83 82 81 71 72 73 74 75,

non-erased cusps 53, 63, 73, 83.

What functional disorders have been identified, and what the methods to elimi-

nate them?

TASK № 2. Parents of the 5-year-old child applied to the children dental clinic

with complaints about the lack of teeth, poor chewing of food. From the medical his-

tory, it was established that 75, 85 teeth were removed at the age of 4 years. On external

examination: the face is symmetrical, the chin crease is pronounced, the lower part of

the face is reduced. Oral breathing, impaired swallowing. Deep incisor disocclusion.

Dentoalveolar elongation in the V I V region.

Write the etiological factors of the existing pathology, functional disorders and

methods of their elimination.


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TASK № 3. The 12-year-old child went to the orthodontic office of the children

dental clinic for an "incorrect" bite, difficulty biting of food, bleeding gums when eat-

ing and brushing teeth.

External examination: the face is symmetrical, the upper lip sinks, the chin pro-

trudes forward, the oral slit is wider than usual, the lower part of the face is shortened,

nasolabial creases are pronounced.

Examination of the oral cavity. The dental formula is age-appropriate. The

frontal part of the upper dentition is flattened. The lower front teeth are located in front

of the upper ones with a deep overlap. The ratio of permanent molars according to class

I. The frenulum of the tongue and lips in norma. The gums in the area of 2.1, 1.2 teeth

are swollen, hyperemic.

Write the preliminary diagnosis indicating functional disorders.

TASK № 4. The 9-year-old patient. Complaints (according to the mother) about

refusal of solid food, difficult biting, indistinct pronunciation of sounds, constantly

open mouth, often suffers from respiratory diseases. Examination revealed: enlarge-

ment of the lower part of the face, smoothness of the chin and nasolabial creases, half-

open mouth, angle of the jaw is 130 degrees, the oral mucosa is pale pink, moist. Pro-

trusion of the upper incisors. Steep narrowing of the upper dentition, its shape is saddle-

shaped, high and narrow palatine arch. Trapezoid shape of the lower dentition. When

closing the dentitions in the central occlusion, a vertical gap between the front teeth of

3 mm is determined. Its length is from 83 to 73.

Write the preliminary diagnosis indicating possible functional disorders. What

diagnostic methods should use?

TASK № 5. The 12-year-old patient. Complaints about the incorrect position of

the 1.3 tooth. On examination of the oral cavity, it was found that 1.3 had vestibular

position and above the occlusal plane. There is no place in the dentition for it. Occlu-

sion of the first molars is Class II according to Engle. The ratio of the lateral teeth on

the left is correct.

What research methods need to be carried out additionally in order to make a

diagnosis?

Part V. Use of computers in orthodontics

(PC-6, PC-7)


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TASK № 1. The 14-year-old patient complained of an aesthetic defect, difficulty

biting and chewing food. External examination shows an increase in the volume of the

lower third of the face. The lower jaw is located mesially relative to the upper jaw. The

div of the lower jaw is within the normal range. The angle of the lower jaw is 140

degrees. The lower lip is in front of the upper lip. When patient close the mouth, the

tension of the muscles of the mouth area is determined. From the side of the oral cavity:

the upper jaw is within the normal range; the lower jaw shows the presence of gaps and

diastemas. Dentogingival papillae in the area of 3.1, 3.2, 4.2, 4.1 teeth are hyperemic

and edematous. With the ratio of dentitions, the anterior buccal cusps 1.6, 2.6 are lo-

cated between 3.7, 3.6, 4.6, 4.7 teeth. Sagittal gap between incisors is 8.0 mm.

Perform additional and roentgenological examinations.

TASK № 2. The patient is 11 years old. Complaints about a cosmetic defect.

On external examination, there is a slight shortening of the lower third of the

face. From the side of the oral cavity: on the upper jaw 1.1, 2.1 are located in palatal

direction, on the lower jaw there is crowding in the area of 3.1, 4.1 teeth.

With the ratio of dentition, the frontal group of teeth of the upper jaw overlaps

the teeth of the lower jaw by 2/3. 1.6, 2.6 teeth are closed according to Class II.

What additional roentgenological examination methods should be used to clarify

the diagnosis?

TASK № 3. The patient is 13 years old that had aesthetic defect, difficulty biting

and chewing food. During the examination, a diagnosis was made: "distal bite, com-

bined with over-bite".

What additional roentgenological methods should be used to select the treatment

method?

TASK № 4. The girl came to the clinic with complaints about the crowded po-

sition of the teeth in the frontal part, the presence of gaps.

What roentgenological diagnostic methods should be used?

TASK № 5. The mother and the 15-year-old child came to see an orthodontist.

On examination: protrusion of the upper incisors, distal position of the lower jaw.

What class does this pathology belong to according to Angle?

What roentgenological diagnostic methods should be used?

Part VI. Modern methods of treatment of dental anomalies

(PC-5, PC-6)


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TASK № 1. Patient O., 12 years old. Complaints about the incorrect position of

the canine on the upper jaw on the left side.

Objectively: in the oral cavity: the dental formula corresponds to the age, the

upper frontal teeth overlap the lower ones by 1/3, the central line coincides, the ratio

of the first permanent molars according to Angle is Class I, tooth 1.3 is located vestibul-

lar, above the occlusal plane.

What additional research methods should be used?

Write the preliminary diagnosis. Specify the stages of orthodontic treatment.

TASK № 2. Patient K., 14 years old. Diagnosis: teeth 1.2,2.2 with palatal posi-

tion, crowding of the front teeth of the lower jaw. It is planned to conduct orthodontic

treatment with a fixed orthodontic technique (brace system).

Write the sequence of steps and the procedure for fixing braces.

TASK № 3. Patient S., 11 years old. Diagnosis: mesial occlusion.

Patient is undergoing orthodontic treatment with a fixed orthodontic technique

(brace system). It is planned to use a face mask in addition to braces.

Write the types of face masks and how to apply them.

TASK № 4. Patient N., 16 years old. It is planned to conduct orthodontic treat-

ment with a fixed orthodontic technique (braces system) with fixing orthodontic ring

on teeth 16,26.

Write the sequence and methodology of this stage.

TASK № 5. Patient L., 14 years old. Diagnosis: teeth 1.1, 1.2 was have rotation,

crowding of the front teeth of the lower jaw, tooth 3.3 with vestibular position.

He is undergoing orthodontic treatment with a fixed orthodontic technique

(braces system). Orthodontic rings and braces were fixed. He came to put the first or-

thodontic arch.

Write the stages of orthodontic treatment with the type of orthodontic arches

used on each of them.

Part VII. Dental anomalies and deformations

(PC-7, PC-9)

TASK № 1. The 14-year-old child was came on dental clinic with complaints of

aesthetic dissatisfaction. In the oral cavity: molar ratio according to Angle Class II.


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There is a sagittal gap of 9 mm. Frontal group of teeth – with the presence of diastema,

gaps.

Write the diagnosis.

TASK № 2. The parents of the 12-year-old child came to the clinic for a preven-

tive examination. In the oral cavity: The ratio of molars according to Angle Class III.

There is a reverse horizontal overjet (3 mm). Crowding of mandibular teeth, 3.3, 4.3

teeth displaced in vestibular direction, 100% space deficit.

Write the diagnosis.

TASK № 3. The parents of the 11-year-old child came to the clinic for a preven-

tive examination. In the oral cavity: molar ratio according to Angle Class I, reverse

incisor overlap, teeth 1.3, 2.3 in the eruption stage and had vestibular position. Dia-

stema, gaps of the front teeth of the lower jaw. In the anamnesis – bad habit of biting

the upper lip.

Write the diagnosis.

TASK № 4. The parents of the 10-year-old child came to the clinic for a preven-

tive examination. The lower third of the face is enlarged, the lips close with difficulty.

In the oral cavity: buccal cusps of molars are located in the longitudinal fissures of the

corresponding teeth of the lower jaw, protrusion of the central incisors of the upper

jaw, displacement of 1.2, 2.2 teeth palatine, deficit of space for 1.3, 2.3

teeth – 100 %. In the anamnesis-adenoids of the III degree, bad habit of biting the lower

lip.

Write the diagnosis.

TASK № 5. The clinic was contacted by the parents of the 8-year-old child with

complaints about the delay in the eruption of permanent teeth.

In the oral cavity:

C

C C

C

C

C

C

C

C

C

16

55

54

53

52

51

61

62

63

64

65

26

46

85

84

83

42

41

31

32

73

74

75

36

C

C

C

C

C

C

There are no physiological gaps and diastemas, no mobility of 5.2, 5.1, 6.1, 6.2

teeth. Soft white plaque covers up to 2/3 of the crowns.

Parents complain about their child's refusal of solid food, demands to pass all

food through a blender, and unwillingness to brush his teeth.


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Write the diagnosis.

Part VIII. Features of rendering services of orthodontic care for congeni-

tal malformations of the face and jaws

(PC-1, PC-2, PC-5, PC-6)

TASK № 1. The 2-year-old child, diagnosed with congenital cleft soft palate.

Determine the anatomical boundaries of the cleft.

TASK № 2. The 3-year-old child, diagnosed with congenital complete cleft soft

and hard palate. Write the main anatomical disorders associated with cleft palate.

TASK № 3. The 2-year-old child, diagnosis: congenital complete left-sided cleft

of the alveolar process, soft and hard palate. Write the main functional disorders in this

case.

TASK № 4. The child, 1 year 6 months, diagnosis: congenital median complete

cleft of the soft and hard palate without any treatment before. Write the plan for child's

examination and treatment.

TASK № 5. The 4-month-old child, diagnosed with congenital latent left-sided

cleft upper lip. Give the anatomical description of this pathology.

Part IX. Prevention of dental anomalies

(PC-5, PC-6)

TASK № 1. Parents with the 4-year-old child came to the dentist. The configu-

ration of the face is not disturbed, regional lymph nodes are not palpable. From the

medical history, it is established that the teeth on the lower jaw were removed six

months ago due to complicated caries. Write the diagnosis.

What functions of the maxillary system are impaired?

Write the treatment and prevention plan.

TASK № 2. Mother with the 7-year-old child turned to an orthodontist with

complaints about incorrectly erupted front teeth in the lower jaw. The configuration of

the face is not disturbed, regional lymph nodes are not palpable.

Write the diagnosis.

Write the treatment and prevention plan.

TASK № 3. Parents of the 8-year-old child complained of a dense swelling in

the lower jaw area on the left side. When examining the child, a violation of the con-

figuration of the face is determined due to deformation of the lower jaw on the left.


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Skin of physiological color, submandibular lymph nodes are enlarged on the left, pain-

ful on palpation. Opening the mouth is not difficult. Temporomandibular joint without

pathological changes. The oral mucosa is pale pink, moist and shiny. The upper and

lower lip frenulums are not shortened. Mouths of the excretory ducts of the salivary

glands without pathological changes. Protrusion of the upper incisors with the for-

mation of gaps between them was established. When talking to the child, you can see

that the tip of the tongue fits between the upper and lower incisors. The Green - Ver-

million oral hygiene index is 2.5 points.

Write the diagnosis.

Justify your choice of treatment methods.

Write the treatment and prevention plan.

TASK № 4. The 12-year-old girl complains of an unusual appearance of gums

on the upper and lower jaws, and bleeding. According to her parents, she had rachitis

in early childhood. Currently healthy.

Objectively: in terms of physical and intellectual development, the girl corre-

sponds to her age. Face configuration changed by enlarging the lower third of the face.

The lips don't close. The skin is clean. Submandibular lymph nodes are not palpable.

Mouths of the excretory ducts of the salivary glands without pathological changes. Low

attachment of the frenulum of the upper lip is determined. The frenulum of the lower

lip and tongue is not shortened. The gingival papillae in the area of the frontal teeth on

the upper and lower jaws are cyanotic, enlarged in volume, their shape is changed, they

float on the teeth, there are false gingival pockets with a depth of 2 to 4 mm, significant

bleeding of the gums is noted when the Schiller-Pisarev test is positive. There is no

tooth mobility. In the frontal part there is a vertical slit measuring 4 mm, an infantile

type of swallowing.

Write and justify the diagnosis.

Write the treatment and prevention plan.

TASK № 5. Parents with the 5-year-old child went to the dentist with complaints

of malocclusion, impaired pronunciation of hissing sounds. During pregnancy, mother

had an exacerbation of the cardiovascular system. The child was born on time, from 6

months on artificial feeding. Also, he had otitis media, acute respiratory viral infec-

tions, and tonsillitis. Bad habits-sucking the upper lip and toys.


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Objectively: the upper lip sinks in relation to the lower lip, the red border of the

lower lip is wide, the chin protrudes forward. In the corners of the mouth, the skin is

hyperemic, swollen, and there are deep cracks on the red border, covered with a whitish

coating. Submandibular lymph nodes are enlarged, mobile, painful on palpation. The

function of the temporomandibular joint is not impaired. Examination of the oral cavity

revealed an inverse incisor overlap (1 mm) in the frontal part, the ratio of the first

permanent molars according to Angle Class III. Enlarged pharyngeal tonsils. The child

can move the lower jaw back, set the front teeth in the marginal closure.

Write and justify the diagnosis.

What additional survey methods should be used?

Write and justify a treatment plan.

Part X. Features of dentofacial prosthetics in children and adolescents

(PC-5, PC-6)

TASK № 1. The 11-year-old girl complained about the ugly shape of her upper

teeth. Objectively, 1.2, 2.2 teeth are awl-shaped. CPD=2. GI=0.5.

Write the diagnosis.

What kind of deformity can be assumed in this clinical situation?

Determine the indications for prosthetics.

Choose the suggested prosthesis design.

Give recommendations for oral care when using orthopedic structures.

TASK № 2. The 7-year-old child, as a result of an injury, the crowns of the

central upper incisors were fractured at the level of enamel and dentin, the tooth pulp

was not opened, the reaction to cold is painful for a short time, percussion is painless.

Write the diagnosis.

What kind of deformity can be assumed in this clinical situation?

Determine the indications for prosthetics.

Choose the suggested prosthesis design.

Give recommendations for oral care when using orthopedic structures.

TASK № 3. The 13-year-old patient complained about the loss of a filling from

the lower chewing tooth. Objectively: 3.6 teeth were depulped. on the radiograph, there


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are no pathological changes in the periapical tissues, index of destruction of the occlu-

sal surface of the tooth =0.5.

Write the diagnosis.

What kind of deformity can be assumed in this clinical situation?

Determine the indications for prosthetics.

Choose the suggested prosthesis design.

Give recommendations for oral care when using orthopedic structures.

TASK № 4. The 12-year-old female patient complained of discoloration and

visible fillings of 1.1,1.2 teeth. 2 years ago, 1.1,1.2 teeth were injured, the crown was

broken off with the opening of the dental pulp, endodontic treatment was performed,

composite fillings were installed.

Write the diagnosis.

What kind of deformity can be assumed in this clinical situation?

Determine the indications for prosthetics.

Choose the suggested prosthesis design.

Give recommendations for oral care when using orthopedic structures.

TASK № 5. The 4-year-old patient: crown destruction of 5.1, 6.1 teeth as a result

of carious process. Therapeutic treatment was carried out, massive fillings fall out

every 2 months.

Write the diagnosis.

What kind of deformity can be assumed in this clinical situation?

Determine the indications for prosthetics.

Choose the suggested prosthesis design.

Give recommendations for oral care when using orthopedic structures.

Part XI. Morphological and functional restructuring of the dental system

under the influence of orthodontic appliances

(PC-5, PC-6)

TASK № 1. Patient O., 12 years old. Complaints about the incorrect position of

the canine on the upper jaw on the left. Objectively: in the oral cavity: the dental for-

mula corresponds to the age, the upper frontal teeth overlap the lower ones by 1/3, the


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central line coincides, the ratio of the first permanent molars according to Angle class

I, tooth 1.3 is located vestibullar, above the occlusal plane.

What additional research methods should be used?

Write the preliminary diagnosis.

Specify the stages of orthodontic treatment.

TASK № 2. Patient K., 14 years old. Diagnosis: teeth 1.2,2.2-palatal position,

crowding of the front teeth of the lower jaw. It is planned to conduct orthodontic treat-

ment with a fixed orthodontic technique (braces system).

Write the the sequence of steps and the procedure for fixing braces.

TASK № 3. Patient S., 11 years old. Diagnosis: mesial occlusion.

He was undergoing orthodontic treatment with the fixed orthodontic technique

(bracest system). It is planned to use a face mask in addition to braces.

Specify the types of face masks and how to apply them.

TASK № 4. Patient N., 16 years old. It is planned to start orthodontic treatment

with the fixed orthodontic technique (braces system). It is intended for fixing the or-

thodontic ring on teeth 1.6, 2.6.

Write the sequence and methodology of this stage.

TASK № 5. Patient L., 14 years old. Diagnosis: teeth 1.1, 1.2 are rotated, crowd-

ing of the front teeth of the lower jaw, tooth 3.3-vestibular position.

He was undergoing orthodontic treatment with the fixed orthodontic technique

(braces system). Orthodontic rings and braces were fixed. He came to put the first or-

thodontic arch.

Write the stages of orthodontic treatment with the type of orthodontic arches

used on each of them.

Part XII. Orthodontic laboratory equipment

(PC-5, PC-6)

TASK № 1. The child is 9 years old. There is a diastema on the upper jaw with

a distal slope of the upper incisors. The distance between the incisors at the level of the

cutting surfaces is 5 mm.

Write the device to treat this anomaly and activation mode?


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TASK № 2. The child is 11 years old. Palatine position of the left upper first

incisor, there is the place in the dentition for it, overlap of teeth in the frontal part by

1/3 of the crown size.

Write the device to treat this anomaly and activation mode?

TASK № 3. The child is 8 years old. There is a flattening of the anterior part of

the upper dental arch, the reverse overlap in the area of the frontal teeth: the lower

incisors overlap the upper ones by 1 mm.

Suggest a device for treating this anomaly and specify its activation mode.

TASK № 4. The child is 7 years old. Diagnosis: distal occlusion, over-bite, fan-

shaped arrangement of the upper front teeth.

What design of Frenkle device can be used to treat this child?

TASK № 5. The 12-year-old child applied to the children's dental clinic for in-

correct position of the canine on the right side of the upper jaw. On examination of the

oral cavity, it was found that the 1.3 tooth is located vestibularly and above the occlusal

plane. There is no place for him in the dentition. Closure of the first molars on the right

according to Angle class II. The ratio of the lateral teeth on the left is correct.

What additional diagnostic methods should use?

Suggest treatment options.

Part XIII. Retention of the results of treatment of maxillofacial anomalies.

Relapse of maxillofacial anomalies (

PC-1, PC-2, PC-6, PC-9)

TASK № 1. The 25-year-old patient came to see an orthodontist. Previously, he

underwent orthodontic treatment on a braces system. A month ago, he noticed that the

lateral incisor moved inwards. On examination, it was revealed that the retainer had

come loose from the incisor. Could this have led to a relapse?

TASK № 2. The patient was treated on a fixed orthodontic technique for 2 years.

What retention appliances are available for fixing the treatment?

TASK № 3. The patient was treated by an orthodontist using a fixed orthodontic

technique.

Do you need to use retention appliances after completing treatment?

Write the classification of retention appliances.


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TASK № 4. On examination by an orthodontist, the patient was found to have a

relapse of the disease-rotation of the tooth 2.3. On examination, it was found that the

canine blocks the movement of the lower jaw.

What could have led to the relapse?

TASK № 5. The patient was treated with a fixed orthodontic technique.

Do you need to use retention appliances after completing treatment with a braces

system?

What the appliances for fixing treatment do you know?

































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CORRECT RESPONSES TO TEST TASKS

AND SITUATIONAL TASKS

Test tasks

Part

Question

1

2

3

4

5

I

e

d

c

a

e

II

a

a

a

b

b

III

a

c

a

d

d

IV

a

b

b

b

c

V

b

b

b

d

b

VI

a

c

c

c

b

VII

b

b

c

b

a

VIII

b

c

a

c

c

IX

d

a

d

a

c

X

b

a

b

b

b

XI

c

d

e

c

c

XII

d

d

b

a

b

XIII

a

d

a

a

d

Situational tasks

Part I.

TASK No. 1. According to Order No. 910 of 13.11.2012, the staff standards are

set at the rate of 1 orthodontist for 10 dentists of children's therapists. 192 pediatric

dentists and 19 orthodontists are needed for 240 thousand children's population.

TASK № 2. The prevalence of dentoalveolar anomalies is 84.7 %.

TASK № 3. Group II b (IV). Elimination of etiological factors, respiratory and

corrective gymnastics, special gymnastics, hardware orthodontic treatment.

TASK № 4. I (II) dispensary group. Elimination of bad habits.

TASK № 5. 20 nurses; 1 nurse for two orthodontists, 3 nurses for 3 dental sur-

geons, 7 nurses for 20 children's dentists.


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Part II.

TASK №1. Diastema. In this age period, the appearance of diastema is the norm,

as preparation for the change of teeth takes place.

TASK №2. Grinding cusps of temporary canines, myogymnastics.

TASK №3. Respond.

TASK №4. By the time of birth, children develop physiological retrogenia.

TASK №5. Normally, the incisor overlap depth is 1/3 of the crown height.

Part III.

TASK № 1. Dysfunction of breathing and swallowing leads to deformities of the

dentoalveolar system in three planes (vertical, sagittal, horizontal).

TASK № 2. Shortened and wide frenulum of the upper lip.

TASK № 3. Macroglossia, progenia in combination with open bite.

TASK № 4. Open bite.

TASK № 5. Inclination of crowns 1.2, 2.2 medially, dentoalveolar elongation in

the area of 3.1, 4.1 on the lower jaw and their protrusion.

Part IV.

TASK № 1. The patient was found to have the following functional disorders:

dysfunction of breathing, chewing, blocking occlusion.

Recommended for:

consultation and treatment by otolaryngologist;

increasing the chewing load (eating hard food) and learning how to chew

properly;

grinding unsteady cusps 5.3, 6.3, 7.3, 8.3 with following coating with fluoride-

containing preparations.

TASK № 2. Etiological factor — early removal of baby teeth. Functional disor-

ders: impaired chewing of food, respiratory and swallowing functions.

Recommended for:

consultation and treatment with an otolaryngologist;

creating a partial removable prosthesis with the placement of missing teeth;

myogymnastic for normalization of swallowing function.


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TASK № 3. Diagnosis: reverse incisor overlap, underdevelopment of the upper

jaw, catarrhal gingivitis. The functions of biting, chewing food and speech are im-

paired.

TASK № 4. Diagnosis: incisive disocclusion, protrusion of the upper incisors,

narrowing of the upper and lower dentition. The functions of chewing and biting off

food, speech, breathing, and infantile swallowing are impaired.

Needs to be done:

investigation of the degree of dysfunctions of the dentoalveolar system using

additional methods;

study of control and diagnostic models (the method of Pont, Snagina);

x-ray methods of research (OPTG, TRG);

otolaryngologist doctor's consultation.

TASK № 5. To make a diagnosis, the following research methods should be

performed:

examination;

study of dental plaster model (Pont, Gerlach, Snagina method, place balance

calculation);

OPTG.

Part V.

TASK № 1. X-ray examination (OPTG, TRG).

TASK № 2. X-ray examination (OPTG, TRG).

TASK № 3. X-ray examination (OPTG, TRG).

TASK № 4. X-ray examination (OPTG, TRG).

TASK № 5. 2 class 1 subclass. OPTG. TRG.

Part VI.

TASK № 1. In this case, to make a final diagnosis and determine the orthodontic

treatment plan, the following special diagnostic methods should be performed:

study of dental plaster model (place balance calculation, Pont and Snagina

methods);

x-ray methods (OPTG).

Orthodontic treatment can be performed using a fixed orthodontic technique (a

braces system). Stages of orthodontic treatment:


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leveling of teeth;

placing the teeth in the correct vertical position;

creating a place for a tooth 1.3;

moving the 1.3 tooth into the dentition;

adjusting the position of the teeth;

retention of the achieved result.

TASK № 2. The sequence of stages of orthodontic treatment with fixed ortho-

dontic equipment:

leveling the location of teeth;

installation of the longitudinal axes of the teeth in the correct vertical position;

elimination of gaps between teeth by their div movement;

adjusting the position of the teeth;

retention of achieved results of orthodontic treatment.

In

this

case,

you

can

use

the

direct

method

of

fixing

braces:

thorough cleaning teeth with a brush or elastic band;

applying a etching gel to the vestibular surface of the teeth (point-by-point in

the places where braces are fixed) for 30-60 seconds;

washing the etched enamel surface (with a jet of water);

drying of the etched enamel surface with a jet of compressed air;

applying adhesive to tooth enamel;

applying adhesive to the base of the bracket;

placement (positioning) of the bracket on the tooth surface in the desired po-

sition (using reverse tweezers and positioner);

removing excess material (with a scaler).

when using a light-cured adhesive, polymerization with a halogen lamp is re-

quired.

TASK № 3. In the treatment of mesial occlusion, in addition to non-removable

orthodontic technique, a face mask (Tubinger, Dilard, Petit, individual face mask) can

be used.

Application:


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1. On the upper jaw, install a steel arch measuring 0.016 x 0.022 inches (or

more).

2. Bend the ends of the arch distally.

3. The arch should have hooks located distal to the canines.

4. Put on the face mask.

5. Check the rubber traction hooks at the level of the occlusal plane.

6. Stretch the corresponding elastics between the fixing hooks and the hooks of

the face mask (force: 3-4H = 300-400 G).

TASK № 5. Pre-separation of teeth is always mandatory with tightly placed

teeth. The maximum separation time is 2-5 days (carried out using brass wire or sepa-

rators).

The sequence of steps for fixing rings:

1. Removal of separation wires.

2. Selection of rings on the model.

3. Fitting of rings in the patient's oral cavity and their correction.

4. Preparation of the selected ring for cementing:

carefully remove the ring from the tooth with ring removal forceps, clean the

ring with water, dry it, wash it with 96% alcohol, dry it;

put the dry ring on a strip of adhesive plaster (the adhesive side of the adhesive

plaster faces the ring, and the gingival edge of the ring is directed upwards);

cover the attachment on the ring with wax or vaseline;

apply freshly mixed cement to the inner surface of the ring.

5. Preparation of the tooth for cementing:

dry the cleaned tooth, wash the tooth with 96% alcohol, dry the tooth with a

jet of air.

6. Putting on the rings:

finally adapt the rings in the oral cavity (using an adapter or a spatula for bit-

ing);

remove the band-aid strip, remove excess cement, and isolate the tooth from

saliva (using tin foil).

фsk the patient to bite the inserted dry cotton roller and leave it to dry for 5-

10 minutes.


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remove cotton pads and foil, thoroughly clean the tooth with a scaler from

excess cement.

Part VII.

TASK № 1. Distal occlusion. Protrusion, diastema, and gaps.

Recommended: X-ray examination-OPTG.

TASK № 2. Mesial occlusion. Crowding of the lower jaw teeth, vestibular posi-

tion of 3.3, 4.3 teeth.

TASK № 3. Diagnosis: mesial occlusion, vestibular position of teeth 1.3, 2.3,

diastema, gaps of the lower jaw teeth.

Recommended: X-ray examination-OPTG.

TASK № 4. Diagnosis: cross occlusion, narrowing of the upper jaw, crowding

of the upper jaw teeth.

Recommended: X-ray examination-OPTG.

TASK № 5. Delay in changing permanent teeth.

Part VIII.

TASK № 1. Anatomical boundaries: from the uvula to the transition of the hard

palate to the soft one.

TASK № 2. Anatomical disorders: expansion of the pharyngeal ring, communi-

cation of the oral and nasal cavities.

TASK № 3. Functional disorders: speech, breathing, chewing, swallowing.

TASK № 4. Tasks: adjust nutrition, put on dispensary registration in the Repub-

lican Dental Center. Surgical treatment in 4-5 years. Classes with a speech therapist for

speech production.

TASK № 5. Cosmetic disorders with or without deformity of the nasal wing.

Part IX.

TASK № 1. Diagnosis: decompensated form of caries, 74.75-chronic granulat-

ing periodontitis, secondary adentia of 84-85 teeth.

In this case, the function of chewing is impaired, since two adjacent teeth on the

lower jaw are missing.

Chewing of food is mainly carried out on the left side or "sluggish" chewing

(rubbing food with the tongue) prevails.

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sanitation of the oral cavity;

rational oral hygiene (using a soft toothbrush, fluoride-or calcium-containing

toothpaste;

preventive prosthetics (referral for consultation to an orthodontist);

increased chewing activity (hard food intake, two-way active chewing);

routine check-up 2 times a year.

TASK № 2. Diagnosis: decompensated form of caries, short frenulum of the

tongue, infantile swallowing, lingual position 3.2, 4.2.

The intensity of caries was determined by the CPD cp index. In this case, the

reasons for the formation of a dentoalveolar anomaly are a short frenulum of the

tongue, infantile swallowing (changing the position of the tongue during swallowing

and insufficient pressure on the frontal part of the lower jaw).

Recommendations:

plastic frenulum of the tongue, removal of 8.4, 8.5 teeth;

myogymnastics of the tongue muscles to normalize the swallowing function;

referral to a speech therapist for consultation (to normalize sound pronuncia-

tion);

2 times a year finger massage for 3.2, 4.2 teeth for 1 minute 2-3 times a day,

in the absence of positive dynamics-an instrumental method of treatment to

move 3.2, 4.2 teeth into the dentition;

professional examination of the oral cavity 2 times a year.

TASK № 3. Diagnosis: radicular cyst of the lower jaw on the left. Compensated

form of dental caries. Protrusion of the frontal teeth of the upper jaw. Infantile type of

swallowing.

Treatment and prevention plan:

1. Surgical treatment in a hospital. General anesthesia - intubation anesthesia.

Cystotomy in the lower jaw area on the left. Remove 7.5, save the 3.5 the rudiment of

the tooth.

2. After discharge from the hospital, teach the method of brushing teeth under

the control of the Fedorov – Volodkina hygiene index.

3. Anti-carious toothpastes.

4. Training in the rules of using a toothbrush.


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5. Recommendations for a healthy diet with a restriction of sweets.

6. Sanitation of the oral cavity once a year.

7. Covering permanent teeth with fluoride 2 times a year until the age of 14.

8. Orthodontist treatment-hardware treatment is recommended (palatine plate

with a vestibular arch with a serpentine bend, tongue flap, clamps for 1.6 and 2.6 teeth).

Activation of the vestibular arch 1 time per week.

9. Myogymnastics:

a set of exercises for the circular muscle of the mouth;

a set of exercises to normalize the function of swallowing;

a set of exercises to normalize the function of breathing. Each set of exercises

is performed for 5-7 minutes 3 times a day.

TASK № 4. Based on complaints, objective examination data, and X-ray results,

a diagnosis was made: Localized, hypertrophic gingivitis, edematous form. Open bite

of 2 degrees of severity. Infantile type of swallowing. Short bridle of the upper lip.

Treatment and prevention plan:

1. Training in rational oral hygiene using anti-inflammatory toothpastes and a

soft-bristled toothbrush. Control of brushing your teeth using tableted "Dinal" product.

2. Liquid oral hygiene products are recommended.

3. The use of anti-inflammatory drugs for applications on the gums or in the form

of a therapeutic bandage. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and ointments that

normalize microcirculation (butadiene, heparin ointment with acetylsalicylic acid) are

recommended.

4. To reduce gum hypertrophy, medications, surgical methods and physical fac-

tors are used (massage, heparin electrophoresis). In a girl during puberty, you should

refrain from surgical methods of treatment (gingivectomy), because reactive gum

growths decrease or disappear completely after the elimination of the arrhythmia of the

hormonal cycle.

5. Hardware treatment of open bite:

palatal plate that separates the bite from the tongue flap and vestibular arch

(activation 1 time in 3 weeks by layering plastic);

use of non-removable equipment-edgewise equipment.

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for training the circular muscle of the mouth;

to normalize swallowing. Each set of exercises is performed for 7-10 minutes

3 times a day.

6. Plastic frenulum of the upper lip. Under local anesthesia of 2% novocaine 5.0

solution, the frenulum of the upper lip is plasticized with counter triangular flaps. Re-

move the stitches after 5-7 days.

TASK № 5. Based on complaints and objective examination data, a diagnosis is

formulated: False progenia, underdevelopment of the upper jaw. Decompensated form

of caries. 7.5-chronic granulating periodontitis. Mycotic jamming. To confirm the di-

agnosis of mycotic congestion, it is necessary to conduct a bacteriological study.

Treatment:

1. Treatment of the red border and corners of the mouth with alkaline solutions

(soda solution).

2. Application of antifungal ointments (levortsin, decamine, canesten, etc.).

3. A full-fledged diet with a restriction of carbohydrate foods.

4. Sanitation of the oral cavity 3 times a year. Treatment of children with decom-

pensated dental caries:

training in oral hygiene rules;

appointment of fluoride-containing toothpastes;

recommendations for a healthy diet with a restriction of sweets;

remineralizing therapy 3 times a year.

5. Orthodontist treatment:

elimination of bad habits (sucking on the upper lip, toys);

myogymnastics – a set of exercises to move the lower jaw back;

finger massage of the alveolar process of the lower jaw (5-7 minutes 3 times

a day);

consultation and treatment with an otolaryngologist.

6. It is recommended to remove 7.5 teeth under mandibular anesthesia with li-

docaine solution 2 %-4.0. Features of removing baby teeth-there are no stages: syn-

desmotomy, curettage.

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TASK № 1. Diagnosis: anomaly of the shape of 1.2, 2.2 teeth. There is no de-

formation. There are aesthetic indications for prosthetics.

Ceramic veneers.

When young people use non-removable orthopedic structures as veneers brush-

ing teeth should be done after each meal. Before cleaning the teeth with a toothbrush,

flossing is performed: the interdental spaces are cleaned of abundant plaque and large

food residues using waxed flosses impregnated with fluoride compounds. you can rec-

ommend the use of mouthwashes that promote loosening of plaque. The next step is

brushing: using a preventive brush with a small head and soft bristles, all tooth surfaces

are cleaned. For children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to use a small

amount of toothpaste containing fluoride compounds to prevent the development of

dental caries. At the end of the procedure, the oral cavity is rinsed using fluoride-con-

taining rinses. At least once every six months, it is necessary to conduct professional

oral hygiene with mandatory polishing and elimination of defects in orthopedic struc-

tures and fillings.

TASK № 2. Diagnosis: broken crown of 1.1, 2.1 teeth at the dentine level with-

out opening the tooth cavity. There is no deformation. - The aesthetics of the smile is

disturbed, chewing efficiency is reduced.

Inlay or ceramic veneers.

When using non-removable orthopedic structures such as veneers for young peo-

ple, the dental cleaning procedure should be performed after each meal. Before clean-

ing the teeth with a toothbrush, flossing is performed: the interdental spaces are cleaned

of abundant plaque and large food residues using waxed floss impregnated with fluo-

ride compounds, it is recommended to use rinses that promote loosening of plaque. The

next step is brushing: using a preventive brush with a small head and soft bristles, all

tooth surfaces are cleaned. For children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to

use a small amount of toothpaste containing fluoride compounds to prevent the devel-

opment of dental caries. At the end of the procedure, the oral cavity is rinsed using

fluoride-containing mouthwash. Professional oral hygiene should be performed at least

once every two years, with mandatory polishing and removal of defects in orthopedic

structures and fillings.


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TASK № 3. Diagnosis: crown defect of the depulpated 3.6 tooth. There is no

deformation. There is a decrease in chewing efficiency, violation of occlusal contacts

in the 3.6 tooth area.

Inlay

When using orthopedic structures for young people, the procedure of brushing

teeth should be carried out after each meal. Before cleaning the teeth with a toothbrush,

flossing is performed: the interdental spaces are cleaned of abundant plaque and large

food residues using waxed floss impregnated with fluoride compounds, it is recom-

mended to use rinses that promote loosening of plaque. The next step is brushing: using

a preventive brush with a small head and soft bristles, all tooth surfaces are cleaned.

For children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to use a small amount of tooth-

paste containing fluoride compounds to prevent the development of dental caries. At

the end of the procedure, the oral cavity is rinsed using fluoride-containing rinses. Pro-

fessional oral hygiene should be performed at least once every six months, with man-

datory polishing and removal of defects in orthopedic structures and fillings.

TASK № 4. Diagnosis: discoloritis, defect in the crowns of depulpated 1.1, 1.2

teeth. There is no deformation. There is a decrease in the aesthetic characteristics of

the restoration and discoloration of the teeth.

Metal-ceramic crowns.

When using orthopedic structures for young people, the procedure of brushing

teeth should be carried out after each meal. Before cleaning the teeth with a toothbrush,

flossing is performed: the interdental spaces are cleaned of copious plaque and large

food residues using waxed flosses soaked in fluoride compounds, you can recommend

the use of rinses that help loosen the dental plaque. The next step is brushing: using a

preventive brush with a small head and soft bristles, all tooth surfaces are cleaned. For

children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to use a small amount of toothpaste

containing fluoride compounds to prevent the development of dental caries. At the end

of the procedure, the oral cavity is rinsed using fluoride-containing rinses. At least once

every six months, it is necessary to conduct professional oral hygiene with mandatory

polishing and elimination of defects in orthopedic structures and fillings.


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TASK № 5. Diagnosis: defect of crowns of 5.1, 6.1 teeth. There is no defor-

mation. There is a decrease in chewing efficiency, a decrease in the aesthetics of the

smile.

Composite strip crowns.

When using orthopedic structures for young people, the procedure of brushing

teeth should be carried out after each meal. Before cleaning the teeth with a toothbrush,

flossing is performed: the interdental spaces are cleaned of abundant plaque and large

food residues using waxed floss impregnated with fluoride compounds, it is recom-

mended to use rinses that promote loosening of plaque. The next step is brushing: using

a preventive brush with a small head and soft bristles, all tooth surfaces are cleaned.

For children under 14 years of age, it is recommended to use a small amount of tooth-

paste containing fluoride compounds to prevent the development of dental caries. At

the end of the procedure, the oral cavity is rinsed using fluoride-containing rinses. At

least once every six months, it is necessary to conduct professional oral hygiene with

mandatory polishing and elimination of defects in orthopedic structures and fillings.

Part XI.

TASK № 1. In this case, to make a final diagnosis and determine the orthodontic

treatment plan, the following special diagnostic methods should be performed:

KDM measurement (place balance calculation, Pont and Snagina methods);

x-ray methods (OPTG). Orthodontic treatment can be performed using a fixed

orthodontic technique (a braces system).

Stages of orthodontic treatment:

leveling of teeth;

placing the teeth in the correct vertical position;

creating a place for a tooth 1.3;

moving the 1.3 tooth into the dentition;

adjusting the position of the teeth;

retention of the achieved result.

TASK № 2. The sequence of stages of orthodontic treatment with fixed ortho-

dontic equipment:

leveling the location of teeth;

installation of the longitudinal axes of the teeth in the correct vertical position;


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elimination of gaps between teeth by their div movement;

adjusting the position of the teeth;

retention of achieved results of orthodontic treatment.

In

this

case,

you

can

use

the

direct

method

of

fixing

braces:

thorough cleaning of teeth with a brush or elastic band;

applying a etching gel to the vestibular surface of the teeth (point-by-point in

the places where braces are fixed) for 30-60 seconds;

washing the etched enamel surface (with a jet of water);

drying of the etched enamel surface with a jet of compressed

air;

applying adhesive to tooth enamel;

applying adhesive to the base of the bracket;

placement (positioning) of the bracket on the tooth surface in the desired po-

sition (using reverse tweezers and positioner);

removing excess material (with a scaler).

when using a light-cured adhesive, polymerization with a halogen lamp is re-

quired.

TASK № 3. In the treatment of mesial occlusion, in addition to non-removable

orthodontic technique, a face mask (Tubinger, Dilard, Petit, individual face mask) can

be used.

Application:

1. On the upper jaw, install a steel arch measuring 0.016 x 0.022 inches (or

more).

2. Bend the ends of the arch distally.

3. The arch should have hooks located distal to the canines.

4. Put on the face mask.

5. Check the rubber traction hooks at the level of the occlusal plane.

6. Stretch the corresponding elastics between the fixing hooks and the hooks of

the face mask (force: 3-4H = 300-400 g / cm2).


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TASK № 4. Preliminary separation of teeth is always mandatory with tightly

placed teeth. The maximum separation time is 2-5 days (carried out using brass wire

or separators).

The sequence of steps for fixing rings:

1. Removal of separation wires.

2. Selection of rings on the model.

3. Fitting of rings in the patient's oral cavity and their correction.

4. Preparation of the selected ring for cementing:

carefully remove the ring from the tooth with ring removal forceps, clean the

ring with water, dry it, wash it with 96 % alcohol, dry it;

put the dry ring on a band-aid strip (the adhesive side of the band-aid is facing

the ring, and the gingival edge of the ring is directed upwards);

cover the attachment on the ring with wax or vaseline;

apply freshly mixed cement to the inner surface of the ring;

5. Preparation of the tooth for cementing: dry the cleaned tooth, wash the tooth

with 96 % alcohol, dry the tooth with a jet of air.

6. Putting on the rings:

finally, we adapt the rings in the oral cavity (using an adapter or a spatula for

biting);

remove the band-aid strip, remove excess cement and isolate the tooth from

saliva (using tin foil);

ask the patient to bite the inserted dry cotton roller and leave it to dry for 5-10

minutes;

remove cotton pads and foil, thoroughly clean the tooth with a scaler from

excess cement.

TASK № 5. The sequence of stages of orthodontic treatment with fixed ortho-

dontic equipment:

leveling the location of teeth ("Resond", "Triplex", "Turbo Wire", "D-Rectt",

"Force-9", "Ni-Ti", "CuNi-Ti", round "TMA", round stainless steel of small

diameter);

installation of the longitudinal axes of the teeth in the correct vertical position

("Porce-9", "Ni-Ti"," CuNi-Ti", stainless steel);


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elimination of gaps between teeth by their div movement ("TMA", stainless

steel);

alignment of the teeth position ("D-Rect", "Force-9", "Titanium Niobium",

stainless steel);

retention of the achieved results of orthodontic treatment ("Resond", "Triple-

flex").

Part XII.

TASK № 1. To eliminate diastema on the upper jaw, a removable orthodontic

device with hand-shaped pushers located on the distal surfaces of the central incisors

and clamps is used. The action of hand-shaped pushers can be enhanced by rubber

traction. Activation mode of the device: hand-shaped pushers - 1 time a week, replace-

ment of the elastics every 2 days.

TASK № 2. To move the left upper first incisor from the palatal position to the

dentition, a removable orthodontic device with a protrusion spring and clamps is used.

Activation mode of the device: protrude 1 time a week.

TASK № 3. In this case, a removable orthodontic device can be applied to the

upper jaw with occlusal overlays (to separate the bite), a sectoral cut in the area of the

front teeth of the upper jaw and a screw. This device will eliminate the flattening of the

frontal part of the upper jaw, move the front teeth from the palatine position. Screw

activation mode 2 times a week for 1/4 turn. To restrain the growth of the lower jaw, it

is advisable to use an extra-oral device - a chin sling with a elastics.

TASK № 4. For the treatment of this patient, a type I Frenkle function regulator

can be used, the design of which includes: palatal clasp, buccal shields, bumper located

in the lower lip, vestibular arch with U-shaped loops (to eliminate protrusion of the

frontal teeth of the upper jaw), clasps, lingual arch for sagittal movement of the lower

jaw.

TASK № 5. In this case, you should use the following diagnostic methods:

biometric methods for measuring control and diagnostic models (Pont, Ger-

lach method, place balance calculation);

orthopantomography;

teleroentgenography

The following treatment methods can be used:


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hardware method (removable or non-removable orthodontic appliances for

lengthening the lateral part of the upper jaw on the right);

surgical method (removal of a permanent tooth).

Part XIII.

TASK № 1. Yes, it could, since the retainer is used to fix the results, when it

comes off the teeth can change their position.

TASK № 2. Retention appliances can be removable (plate appliances for the

upper or lower jaw with a plastic base with or without clamps, dental mouthguards

made of bioplastics) and non-removable (soldered rings, crowns or rings with soldered

tangent beams, in some cases industrially manufactured retainers are used).

TASK № 3. Yes. Retention appliances can be removable (plate appliances for

the upper or lower jaw with a plastic base with or without clamps, dental mouthguards

made of bioplastics) and non-removable (soldered rings, crowns or rings with soldered

tangent beams, in some cases industrially manufactured retainers are used).

PROBLEM № 4. A block in the canine region could lead to a relapse.

TASK № 5. Yes. Retention appliances can be removable (plate appliances for

the upper or lower jaw with a plastic base with or without clamps, dental mouthguards

made of bioplastics) and non-removable (soldered rings, crowns or rings with soldered

tangent beams, in some cases industrially manufactured retainers are used).


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RECOMMENDED LITERATURE

Main literature:

1. Persin, L. S. Orthodontics. Diagnosis and treatment of maxillofacial anomalies and deform-

ities [Electronic resource] : textbook / L. S. Persin. – The electron. text data. Moscow : GE-

OTAR-MEDIA, 2016. online. –

Access mode: EBS "Student's Consultant"

httр://www.studmеdlib.ru/ru/book/ISBN9785970438824.html .

2. Persin, L. S. Orthodontics. Modern methods of diagnosis of dental anomalies, dentition and

occlusion: a textbook. Moscow : GEOTAR–MEDIA, 2016. 160 p.

3. Adult orthodontics / Ed. by B. Melsen; translated from English; edited by N.V. Samolova.

Moscow : GEOTAR-MEDIA, 2019. 416 p.

4. Orthodontics: National guidelines. In 2 volumes, vol. 1. Diagnosis of dental anomalies /

Edited by L.S. Persin. Moscow : GEOTAR-MEDIA, 2020. 304 p.

5. Orthodontics: National guidelines. In 2 volumes, vol. 2. Treatment of dental anomalies /

Edited by L.S. Persin. Moscow : GEOTAR-MEDIA, 2020. 312 p.

6. Modern orthodontics / W.R. Proffitt, G.W. Fields, D.M. Sawer; Translated from English –

Moscow : Publishing house MEDpress-inform, 2019. – 712 p.

7. Evidence-based orthodontics. Selected articles based on reliable data: a collection of arti-

cles. / K.O. Brian; Translated from English by A. Ditmarova. Moscow : Tarcomm Publishing

House, 2019. 290 p.

Additional literature:

1. Oral hygiene in orthodontic treatment [Electronic resource] : textbook. manual / S. V. Chu-

ikin, G. G. Akatieva, S. V. Averyanov. – The electron. text data. Ufa, 2011. on-line. – Access

mode:

DATABASE

"Electronic

Educational

Library"

https://library.bash-

gmu.ru/alibdos/alib492.pdf

2. Morphology of temporary and permanent teeth. Methods of examination of children at the

dentist [Electronic resource] : textbook / S. V. Chuikin [et al.]. – Electron. text data. Ufa,

2011. on-line. – Access mode: Electronic Learning Library database https://library.bash-

gmu.ru/alibdos/alib496.pdf

3. Fixed orthodontic technique [Electronic resource] : textbook / S. V. Chuikin [et al.]. –

Electron. text data. Ufa, 2011. on-line. – Access mode: DATABASE "Electronic Educational

Library" https://library.bashgmu.ru/alibdos/alib498.pdf.


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4. Orthodontics. Situational tasks [Electronic resource] : textbook / O. O. Yanushevich [et

al.]. – Electron. text data. Moscow : GEOTAR-Media, 2016. online. – Access mode: EBS

"Student's Consultant" httр://www.studmеdlib.ru/book/ISBN9785970435953.html

5. Orthopedic methods in the complex treatment of periodontal diseases [Electronic re-

source] : textbook / Comp.: F. F. Mannanova [et al.]. – Electron. text data. Ufa, 2010. on-line.

– Access mode: Electronic Learning Library database https://librarybash-

gmu.ru/libdo\elib345.doc

6. Retention of teeth [Electronic resource] : textbook / S. V. Chuikin [et al.]. – Electron. text

data. Ufa, 2011. on-line. – Access mode: DATABASE "Electronic Educational Library"

https://library.bashgmu.ru/alibdos/alib497.pdf

7. Functional research methods in orthodontics [Electronic resource] : textbook / S. V. Chu-

ikin [et al.]. – Electron. text data. Ufa, 2011. on-line. – Access mode: DATABASE "Elec-

tronic Educational Library"https://library.bashgmu.ru/alibdos/alib500.pdf


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CONTENT

Introduction

Part I. Organization of orthodontic care

Part II. Anatomical and morphological features of the maxillofacial region at

different age periods

Part III. Etiology and pathogenesis of dentofacial anomalies

Part IV. Modern methods of diagnostics of morphological and functional dis-

orders of the maxillofacial region

Part V. Use of computers in orthodontics

Part VI. Modern methods of treatment dental anomalies

Part VII. Dental anomalies and deformations

Part VIII. Features of rendering services of orthodontic care for congenital

malformations of the face and jaws

Part IX. Prevention of dental anomalies

Part X. Features of dentofacial prosthetics in children and adolescents

Part XI. Morphological and functional restructuring of the dental system under

the influence of orthodontic appliances

Part XII. Orthodontic laboratory equipment

Part XIII. Retention of the results of treatment of maxillofacial anomalies. Re-

lapse of maxillofacial anomalies

Test tasks

Situational tasks

Correct responses to test tasks and situational tasks

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