American Board of Pediatric Dentistry (ABPD) Oral Boards Practice Exam

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• Which opioid has a half-life of about 2-5 hours?
• What is the first-line treatment for an asthma attack in a sedated patient?
• Following surgical repositioning of an intrusive luxation greater than 7 millimeters in a mature tooth, the splint should be maintained for
• Which drug may cause histamine release?
• What is the diphenhydramine dosing for allergic reactions in pediatric patients?
• What is the recommended NPO duration before sedation for breast milk?
• Which measure is NOT recommended to prevent laryngospasm?
• In aggressive periodontitis treatment, Metronidazole is given at 250 mg TID with Amoxicillin at what per-dose range?
• For a primary alveolar fracture, which management is commonly indicated?
• Which is NOT a discharge criterion?
• Which statement describes a primary enamel fracture?
• At what percentage of adjacent root development is extraction considered for a supernumerary tooth?
• For a cervical root fracture, the recommended splint duration is:
• For avulsion with open apex and extraoral time greater than 60 minutes, which preservation step is recommended?
• In a mature tooth with intrusion between 3 and 7 millimeters, root canal therapy should be completed within
• What is the maximum recommended daily dose of acetaminophen in mg/kg/day for pediatric patients?
• For a patient aged 12 years or older, when should they be referred to a general dentist for continuing oral care?
• Naloxone half-life is about?
• What is the maxillary incisor angle range?
• During the 6-12 month exam, which collaboration with another professional is recommended as needed?
• In a mature tooth with intrusion between 3 and 7 millimeters, the recommended treatment is
• For avulsion with closed apex and extraoral time greater than 60 minutes, which endodontic approach is indicated?
• When an enamel fracture occurs, which statement best describes its management?
• Which feeding practice note is included in the 12-24 month exam?
• For the 2-6 year exam, which is the clearly stated additional service beyond the 6-12 month plan?
• Which statement best describes PaO2?
• For patients older than 12 years, naproxen dosing is:
• For crown-root fracture without pulp involvement, which of the following is NOT a listed non-emergency option?
• What is the maximum dose of hydroxyzine when used alone?
• What is the SNA angle value given for maxillary position relative to the cranial base?
• For a 3 mm extrusive luxation, which sequence best represents initial management?
• Which statement best describes rapid desaturation risk in pediatric airway characteristics?
• In primary tooth avulsion, what is the recommended action?
• During moderate sedation, how often should monitoring be performed?
• What is the subnasal angle value?
• Why is codeine not recommended for pediatric analgesia?
• Which condition requires precaution or modification prior to sedation due to reflux disease?
• Which sedative has an onset of 15-20 minutes?
• In capnography, which segment represents exhalation from alveoli?
• Gray-Black colored anterior tooth after trauma is most appropriately managed by which of the following?
• For a mature tooth with intrusion greater than 7 millimeters, the recommended treatment includes
• What is the Epipen Jr dose?
• Which statement about hydroxyzine GI absorption is true?
• Which statement is NOT true about Chloral Hydrate?
• Which statement best describes SaO2 (arterial oxygen saturation)?
• Flumazenil dosing guidelines specify an initial dose of 0.01 mg/kg IV or IM.
• In managing a laryngospasm during sedation, which intervention is the reversal technique recommended?
• Which condition is noted to increase sedation risk due to altered mu receptor activity?
• In the 2-6 year exam, which intervention is explicitly listed beyond the 6-12 month plan?
• Which statement about alveolar fracture management is true?
• Which color is associated with pulp canal obliteration (PCO)?
• Which antibiotic is commonly used for anaerobic coverage in dental infections, often with Amoxicillin for aggressive periodontitis?
• In enamel-dentin-pulp fracture with pulp exposure, which procedure may preserve vitality in an immature tooth?
• Which item is included in the intake portion of the dental trauma evaluation?
• What is the mandibular plane angle range?
• What is the mandibular incisor angle value range?
• In the Midazolam + Hydroxyzine combination, what is the maximum dose of Midazolam?
• Which cephalometric measure describes vertical facial dimensions using an angular value?
• For patients aged 12 years and older, what should be assessed during the dental examination?
• Which statement accurately reflects antibiotics for avulsion injuries?
• For laryngospasm requiring intubation, which is the correct route and dose of succinylcholine?
• In immature teeth with enamel-dentin-pulp fracture, the recommended initial treatment is which of the following?
• For avulsion with open apex and extraoral time less than 60 minutes, which step supports revascularization?
• What is a characteristic sign of local anesthesia overdose?
• A shark-fin capnograph most likely indicates which problem?
• In the 6-12 month exam, which assessment is used to inform follow-up scheduling?
• Which drug is used primarily for anxiolysis?
• Which statement is NOT an indication for sedation?
• Augmentin oral dose is 40 mg/kg/day divided BID for 10 days. How often should it be administered?
• In crown-root fracture with pulp, which procedure is commonly used for an immature tooth?
• Which of the following is a limitation of pulse oximetry?
• In primary lateral luxation, what is the management when the crown is displaced labially?
• Which condition is a contraindication to the use of nitrous oxide?
• Clindamycin is commonly used as an alternative in patients with what allergy?
• For a primary crown fracture with pulp exposure, which treatment is described?
• Doxycycline should be avoided in which populations?
• Which item must be intact before discharge?
• What is the onset of chloral hydrate?
• What is the follow-up interval after sealing a primary enamel-dentin fracture with GI?
• Pulp canal obliteration as a trauma sequela is best described as
• What is the SNB angle value given?
• Which cephalometric measure assesses the anteroposterior position of the mandible relative to the cranial base?
• ECC is defined as the presence of one or more decayed, missing or filled tooth surfaces in any primary tooth in a child aged up to 71 months.
• Which of the following is not a suspension form of Amoxicillin?
• Which medication is not recommended in pediatric patients due to risk of Reye's syndrome or encephalopathy?
• Which pediatric airway characteristic is true?
• What is the recommended radiographic interval for a child/adolescent with moderate to high caries risk?
• In deep sedation, which statement best describes airway protection?
• Which of the following is listed as a possible sequela after traumatic dental injury?
• Which routes are listed for midazolam administration when IV access is challenging?
• During the Visual Exam, which assessment is included?
• Post-treatment follow-up for enamel-dentin-pulp fracture is recommended at which interval?
• Hycet elixir contains which of the following?
• Which of the following is listed as a protective reflex during sedation?
• What is the half-life of midazolam as stated in the sedative timing?
• What is recommended during moderate sedation for monitoring?
• For a root fracture, which statement is true regarding splint duration for an apical fracture?
• Which measurement indicates the inclination of the maxillary incisors with a range of 110-114?
• In a primary root fracture with a displaced coronal fragment, what management is indicated?
• For a primary intrusive luxation, which scenario requires extraction?
• Which topic is listed as a counseling area for 6-12 year old patients?
• What is the typical follow-up schedule after traumatic dental injuries described in the material?
• DMFS stands for which of the following?
• Ibuprofen is contraindicated in which trimester?
• In avulsion with closed apex and extraoral time less than 60 minutes, which step is specifically recommended?
• Which is the recommended benzodiazepine dosing for status epilepticus via IM route?
• In the Meperidine + Hydroxyzine combination, what is the maximum dose of Meperidine?
• What is the onset time for Midazolam when used alone in this sedation protocol?
• In subluxation, a reasonable splinting approach for patient comfort is:
• For avulsion with open apex in place, which splint duration is recommended?
• What is the recommended treatment for hypoglycemia in the source material?
• Which type of root fracture is more commonly observed?
• For a primary subluxation, which is the recommended initial treatment?
• In avulsion with closed apex in place, which action is part of initial management?
• In immature teeth with enamel-dentin-pulp fracture, a restorative approach after fragment bonding is which?
• Naproxen dosing for children under 12 years is:
• In a mature tooth with intrusion less than 3 millimeters, the recommended treatment is
• For an adult with moderate to high caries risk, the radiographic interval is best described as:
• What is the treatment for a primary enamel-dentin fracture?
• Follow-up intervals for dental concussion include which sequence?
• In the Morphine + Hydroxyzine combination, what is the maximum dose of morphine?
• Which position and maneuver is recommended for the initial management of syncope?
• In the 6-12 month exam, which action determines the re-evaluation interval?
• For adults with low caries risk, the recommended radiographic interval is:
• Azithromycin SBE prophylaxis is given 30-60 minutes prior to the procedure. Which option reflects this timing?
• Which opioid is classified as a Schedule II drug?
• A 25 kg child is prescribed Amoxicillin at 40 mg/kg/day in three divided doses, with a maximum of 500 mg per dose. What is the maximum daily dose in mg?
• Which systemic antibiotic is recommended for a patient under 12 years of age with an avulsion injury?
• Morphine onset of action is approximately how long?
• Pink colored anterior tooth is most indicative of which condition?
• Pulp necrosis/abscess/infection is a trauma sequela that most directly reflects
• Which drug has a long half-life of 20-80 hours?
• What is the initial naloxone dose for pediatric reversal?
• During anaphylaxis in sedation, what is the first-line treatment?
• Which condition is associated with developmental delay and a 3x risk of desaturation during sedation?
• Which item is listed under the intake section of the dental trauma evaluation?
• What SpO2 value indicates the need for bag-valve-mask ventilation during monitoring?
• Which sign is characteristic of subluxation?
• Which process is associated with the initial mineralization of tooth structure?
• Dilaceration refers to
• What is the maximum dose of Chloral Hydrate in the Chloral Triple Cocktail?
• Which benzodiazepine has a half-life of 1-3 hours?
• What is the normal range for end-tidal CO2 (EtCO2) during capnography?
• Which finding is characteristic of lateral luxation?
• What is the recommended splint duration for lateral luxation?
• For an enamel-dentin-pulp fracture with pulp exposure, what initial intervention is commonly considered?
• In the Morphine Triple Cocktail, which drug is given at a maximum of 10 mg for children under 6 years?
• Which statement accurately describes nitrous oxide sedation characteristics?
• Flumazenil is a complete or partial reversal agent for benzodiazepines (receptor antagonist).
• For children under 3 years of age, S-ECC is defined as which of the following?
• Which term describes the mineralization phase of tooth development?
• What is the recommended NPO duration before sedation for clear liquids?
• What is the recommended ibuprofen dose per kilogram per dose and frequency in pediatric patients?
• The radiographic interval for adolescents with low caries risk is:
• What monitoring interval is recommended during deep sedation?
• An enamel-dentin fracture is characterized by a fracture through enamel and dentin with no pulp exposure. What is the recommended treatment?
• In the 12-24 month exam, which statement is the planned fluoride intervention?
• Which drug has analgesia and euphoria as uses?
• Which feature best distinguishes dental concussion from more severe injuries?
• In extrusive luxation, which clinical features are typically observed?
• Which antifungal is most commonly used for treating oral candidiasis in pediatric dental patients?
• In a 4-year-old child, the DMFS threshold that defines S-ECC is:
• For a mature tooth with intrusion greater than 7 millimeters, the timing of root canal therapy should be
• Augmentin combines Amoxicillin with which beta-lactamase inhibitor?
• For SBE prophylaxis, Amoxicillin is dosed at 50 mg/kg/day with a maximum of 2 g per day. What is the maximum daily dose?
• Yellow-Brown colored anterior tooth is indicative of which condition?
• In laryngospasm, which step involves clearing the airway irritants?
• Azithromycin oral dose is 12 mg/kg/day with a maximum of 500 mg; how often is it given?
• In avulsion with open apex that is in place, which outcome should be monitored?
• Enamel-Dentin-Pulp fracture is defined as which type of fracture?
• Arrested root development as a sequela of dental trauma results in
• What is the Metronidazole dose for NUG?
• Which of the following is a non-surgical repositioning option for a mature tooth with intrusion between 3 and 7 millimeters?
• In avulsion management, which verification step is used to confirm correct tooth position?
• Which sign indicates laryngospasm?
• Which type of anesthesia is usually indicated for primary alveolar fracture management?
• Which represents a sign of bronchospasm during sedation?
• Unasyn is the intravenous combination of Ampicillin with which beta-lactamase inhibitor?
• Which agent acts as a receptor antagonist at benzodiazepine sites?
• In an immature tooth with intrusive luxation greater than 7 millimeters, the recommended treatment is
• In a patient presenting for elective dental care, the ANC is 750. What is the recommended management for elective dental procedures?
• Which antibiotic is explicitly associated with pseudomembranous colitis with prolonged use?
• Which cephalometric measure is used to assess the anteroposterior position of the maxilla relative to the cranial base?
• Which medication acts as an anti-emetic in these sedation regimens?
• Which protocol element is used for bronchospasm management?
• Which of the following is NOT a discharge criterion after sedation?
• Which sedative has side effects including angry child syndrome and hallucinations?
• Cricotracheostomy is performed at which location relative to laryngeal cartilages?
• What is the maximum SBE prophylaxis dose for Clindamycin?
• Which antibiotics may decrease estradiol and reduce effectiveness of combined oral contraceptives?
• In emergency oxygen administration, what concentration and flow rate are specified?
• What is the typical onset time for the Morphine Triple Cocktail?
• SBE prophylaxis protects against which organisms?
• What are the typical follow-up intervals after treating primary subluxation?
• In the 6-12 month exam, which item is included as a basic exam component?
• What is the recommended radiographic interval for a child with low caries risk?
• For an immature tooth with intrusive luxation less than 7 millimeters, the recommended course is
• What is the working time for the Morphine + Hydroxyzine cocktail?
• Pulp canal obliteration as a trauma sequela is characterized by
• Which anticipatory guidance topic is included in the 6-12 month exam?
• During laryngospasm, which airway adjunct may be used to help relief obstruction?
• In a primary crown-root fracture, which of the following is listed as a treatment option?
• Which statement is true regarding post-sedation observation after pediatric sedation?
• Which condition requires consideration of antibiotic prophylaxis due to functional asplenia?
• An incomplete crack of enamel is diagnosed. What is the recommended treatment?
• For a primary extrusive luxation with less than 3 mm extrusion, what is the recommended management?
• What is the concentration of Clindamycin suspension?