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American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Questions 36–40 (page: 9)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026
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How is tissue guidance for implants BEST accomplished?

  1. By placing an over-sized healing abutment following second stage surgery
  2. By placing an anatomically correct screw retained provisional following second stage surgery
  3. By placing an over-sized healing abutment four to six weeks after second stage surgery
  4. By placing an anatomically correct removable provisional four to six weeks after second stage surgery

Answer(s): B



Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) can BEST be accomplished using:

  1. freeze-dried bone allograft without a barrier.
  2. autogenous bone with a barrier.
  3. mineralized freeze-dried bone allograft.
  4. mineralized freeze-dried bone with a barrier.

Answer(s): B



When a connective tissue graft is placed over an anterior implant site, it is BEST to:

  1. use a stayplate or a "flipper" as a temporary to direct healing.
  2. bond a temporary tooth to the adjacent teeth to keep pressure off the site.
  3. place the permanent restoration as fast as possible.
  4. prepare a fixed temporary to develop proper tissue contour.

Answer(s): B



In comparing the use of electrosurgery lasers, and scalpels to achieve the desired gingival modification around implants:

  1. scalpels are safe, provide minimal hemostasis, and the least amount of gingival recession following surgery.
  2. electrosurgery units are safe, provide excellent hemostasis, and the least amount of gingival recession following surgery.
  3. scalpels are safe, provide excellent hemostasis, and the least amount of gingival recession following surgery.
  4. lasers are safe, provide excellent hemostasis, and the least amount of gingival recession following surgery.

Answer(s): C



Ridge collapse following extraction is likely to create which of the following types of defect?

  1. Apico-coronal
  2. Buccolingual
  3. Both apico-coronal and buccolingual
  4. Tissue loss

Answer(s): B



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