Increased gingival crevicular fluid (GCF) flow is one of the first detectible signs of impending gingivitis andthe first line of defense against pathogenic bacteria. Where does the GCF flow from?

It is keratinized.

When the term “modified” is added to a toothbrushing technique, which of the following occurs?

Which two diseases is dental biofilm a primary risk factor for?

If the white spot on tooth 5 is not cavitated, should a restoration be placed?

What is the recommended frequency for interproximal cleaning with self-care aids?

How often does dental plaque biofilm colonize?

The ________ is the depression under the contact area between the lingual or palatal and facial papilla that conforms to the proximal contact area. This area is more susceptible to disease.

Gingivitis: __________ seconds _____________ times per day

What is more professional term for “baby bottle caries”?