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Predictable Single-Tooth Peri-Implant Esthetics: Five Diagnostic Keys
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1. Ultimately, the predictability of peri-implant esthetics may be determined by the patient's presenting anatomy rather than the clinician's ability to manage state-of-the-art procedures.
  a. True
  b. False
       
2. Essential diagnostic keys to single-tooth implant esthetics include:
  a. Relative tooth position
  b. Form and biotype of the periodontium
  c. Tooth shape
  d. Position of the osseous crest
  e. All the above
       
3. Ideally, interproximal bone should have what width at the crest before extraction to minimize lateral resorption?
  a. 0.5 mm
  b. 1.5 mm
  c. 3 mm
  d. 5 mm
       
4. Which gingival scallop tends to provide a more predictable maintenance of the papilla?
  a. High
  b. Normal
  c. Flat
  d. None of the above
       
5. What is the most common esthetic complication of anterior single-tooth implants?
  a. Screw loosening
  b. Gingival recession
  c. Porcelain fracture
  d. None of the above
       
6. Which gingival biotype has the greatest risk of facial recession?
  a. Thick
  b. Thin
       
7. The tooth shape influences:
  a. The volume of the gingival embrasure
  b. The height of the gingival embrasure
  c. All of the above
  d. None of the above
       
8. Which tooth shape creates the highest risk for black holes?
  a. Square
  b. Ovoid
  c. Triangular
  d. None of the above
       
9. The shorter the distance from the osseous crest to the FGM, the greater the risk of tissue loss after an invasive procedure.
  a. True
  b. False
       
10. Which of the following provides for a more favorable risk assessment for peri-implant esthetics?
  a. A more coronal tooth position
  b. A square-shaped tooth
  c. A thin biotype
  d. a and b
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