In the photograph, the black arrow is pointing to an anterior restoration. What is the G.V. Black classification for this restoration?  

What is the name of the lesion located within the blue circle? 

What probing depth represents a healthy pocket?

In a healthy sulcus, the junctional epithelium is attached to which of the following structures?

Identify the tooth surface(s) and the restorative material shown in the following Photograph that represents the 2nd molar (Example: MO amalgam). INCORRECT SPELLING WILL RESULT IN A (½) point deduction per question. Credit will not be provided for a partial answer.

The calculus detection worksheet is designed to record supragingival calculus. The worksheet is kept until the clinician has completed the scaling.

Orthostatic (postural) hypotension can occur because of changing the chair position from a supine to a standing position.

A patient who indicates a food allergy to avocados, chestnuts, and papayas may be at risk for which type of sensitivity.

Probing depths may be overestimated due to swollen gingival tissue. Probing depths will be most accurate before you remove heavy subgingival calculus.

Identify the tooth surface(s) and the restorative material shown in the following Photograph that represents the 2nd premolar (Example: MO amalgam). INCORRECT SPELLING WILL RESULT IN A (½) point deduction per question. Credit will not be provided for a partial answer.