Difference between revisions of "Dentistry Quiz 11"

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feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Supernumerary teeth refer to extra sets of adult (permanent) teeth. [[Tooth Eruption Disorders#Supernumerary Teeth|WikiVet Article: Supernumerary Teeth]]"
 
feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Supernumerary teeth refer to extra sets of adult (permanent) teeth. [[Tooth Eruption Disorders#Supernumerary Teeth|WikiVet Article: Supernumerary Teeth]]"
 
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Malocclusion cannot be assessed in an anaesthetised animal in a open-mouth view. [[Dental Malocclusion|WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion]]"
 
feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Malocclusion cannot be assessed in an anaesthetised animal in a open-mouth view. [[Dental Malocclusion|WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion]]"
feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Lance canines refers to a malocclusion of the canine teeth [[Dental Malocclusion|WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion]]"
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feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Lance canines refers to a malocclusion of the canine teeth, this cannot be assessed in this situation. [[Dental Malocclusion|WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion]]"
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 13 January 2015

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What is the condition in the picture called?

Please select an option Incorrect. Supernumerary teeth refer to extra sets of adult (permanent) teeth. WikiVet Article: Supernumerary Teeth Incorrect. Malocclusion cannot be assessed in an anaesthetised animal in a open-mouth view. WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion Correct! There are persistent deciduous teeth present in this dog's mouth. WikiVet Article: Persistent Deciduous Teeth Incorrect. Lance canines refers to a malocclusion of the canine teeth, this cannot be assessed in this situation. WikiVet Article: Dental Malocclusion

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