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Objective Criteria: Guiding and Evaluating Dental Implant Esthetics
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1. The majority of single-tooth dental implant esthetic problems are due to implant crown dimension and orientation discrepancies.
  a. True
  b. False
       
2. The desired tooth position should dictate implant placement and informs the clinician regarding potential requirements for tissue augmentation.
  a. True
  b. False
       
3. The gingival zenith represents:
  a. The most apical part of the clinical crown.
  b. The faciolingual location of the crown in relationship to the edentulous ridge.
  c. The mesiodistal location of the crown in relationship to the edentulous ridge.
  d. All the above
       
4. Dental implant placement can be guided by the location of the gingival zenith.
  a. True
  b. False
       
5. Factors that affect the gingival zenith include:
  a. The relative location of the tissues to the planned gingival zenith.
  b. The response of the buccal bone and mucosa to the implant procedure and components.
  c. Prosthodontic management of the gingival zenith architecture.
  d. All the above
       
6. Peri-implant facial tissue contours are dependent on:
  a. Facial bone.
  b. Soft tissue morphology.
  c. a and b
  d. None of the above
       
7. The ideal depth of the implant placement is suggested to be?
  a. Even to the planned gingival zenith.
  b. 1 mm apical to the planned gingival zenith.
  c. 2 mm apical to the planned gingival zenith.
  d. 3 mm apical to the planned gingival zenith.
       
8. The implant/abutment interface should also reside __ mm palatal to the zenith to ensure adequate thickness of bone and mucosa to support tissue form.
  a. 1 mm
  b. 1.5 mm
  c. 2 mm
  d. 3 mm
       
9. The relationship of the gingival zenith to the underlying bone can be determined by?
  a. Bone sounding with a diagnostic template.
  b. Volumetric imaging (e.g., cone beam computed tomography) with a radiopaque image of the gingival zenith in place.
  c. All the above
  d. None of the above
       
10. Prosthodontic management of the peri-mucosal architecture is enhanced by:
  a. Abutments sculpted to support the soft tissue form.
  b. A properly contoured provisional crown.
  c. Definitive restoration that matches the adjacent and contralateral anterior teeth.
  d. All the above.
       
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