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Case #1 - Review the maxillary second primary molar. What is your diagnosis? What treatment should be done? What follow-up care is necessary?

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Case #2 - Review the panorex and note any problems present. What options for treatment might you suggest?

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Case #3 - Review the radiograph and the clinical appearance photo. What problem(s) exist and what treatment do you suggest?

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Case #4 - Describe the problem that is evident on the radiograph. Name three possible alternatives to treatment and briefly describe the strenths and weaknesses of each alternative.

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Case #5 - Not so nice preps of #s and #t... what's wrong with them?

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Case #6 - Not so nice preps of #k and #l... what's wrong with them?

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Case #7 - Describe the problem that is occuring and suggest treatment.

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Case #8 - What is the process termed on the maxillary first primary molar? What treatment do you suggest?

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Case #9 - What is this condition? How should it be treated?

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Case #10 - What is the most likely diagnosis for this patient? Why did this condition occur? What is your immediate treatment? What is your long term treatment?

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Case #11 - What is the most likely cause for the condition seen here? List possible treatment alternatives.

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Case #12 - Discuss at what age maxillary anterior supernumerary teeth should be removed and why.

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Case #13 - Diagnose radiographic carious lesions and propose treatment for each.

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Case #14 - Describe the problem that is evident with this patient. What would your treatment plan be for teeth #k, #l, #s, #t?

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Case #15 - What is the likely outcome for this patient in terms of alignment of permanent teeth?

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Case #16 - What is wrong with the primary first molar? What factors should you take into consideration when considering whether or not to treat this condition?

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