aacd-American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Set 1

Tissue and color blend ✘ Primary closure of the donor site ✘ Two surgical sites ✘ Change in amount of keratinized tissue ✔

Tissue and color blend ✘ Primary closure of the donor site ✘ Two surgical sites ✘ Change in amount of keratinized tissue ✔

By placing an over-sized healing abutment following second stage surgery ✘ By placing an anatomically correct screw retained provisional following second stage surgery ✘ By placing an over-sized healing abutment four to six weeks after second stage surgery ✘ By placing an anatomically correct removable provisional four to six weeks after second stage surgery ✔

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

Apico-coronal ✘ Buccolingual ✘ Both apico-coronal and buccolingual ✘ Tissue loss ✔

2.0 mm. ✘ 3.0 mm. ✘ 4.0 mm. ✘ 5.0 mm. ✔

A reduced offset of the diameter of the abutment to the diameter of the implant ✘ An increased offset of the diameter of the abutment to the diameter of the implant ✘ The contours of the final crown over the implant ✘ The bone level of the adjacent teeth ✔

To alter an occlusion so it does not interfere with complete seating of the condyles in centric relation ✘ To increase the vertical dimension, taking all the loading forces off the TMJs and transferring the load tothe teeth ✘ To relieve symptoms of orofacial pain since direct occlusal equilibrium does not have the same potentialfor the relief of symptoms ✘ To avoid having to remove any tooth structure by equilibrating the teeth to perfect the occlusion ✔

unnecessary as the self-curing mechanism results in maximum polymerization ✘ mainly advantageous to speed the clean-up process. ✘ necessary to obtain maximum degree of polymerization ✘ helpful in color stabilization ✔

"S" sounds can be utilized to determine length relative to the vermilion border of the lower lip. ✘ "F" sounds can be utilized to determine length relative to the lower incisors. ✘ "E" sounds can be utilized to determine length relative to the midway point between the upper and lowerlips. ✘ "M" sounds can be utilized to determine length relative to lower incisors. ✔