Circuit 2, station 4

Which of the following terms is NOT commonly used to describe infraocclusion?

What is the most commonly affected tooth by infraocclusion in primary dentition?

At what age does the frequency of infraocclusion increase significantly, especially in the severe form?

Which dental anomaly is often associated with infraocclusion and involves the fusion of cementum to alveolar bone?

What is the principal aetiology of infraocclusion, leading to a tooth’s static retention while adjacent areas continue to erupt?

Which of the following factors may cause a tooth to submerge besides ankylosis?

What is the suggested familial pattern of infraocclusion and ankylosis?

What are some reported anomalies in permanent dentition associated with ankylosis of primary molars?

What is the primary reason for the occurrence of infraocclusion in primary molars?

What sound is typically heard on percussion testing of ankylosed primary molars compared to normal teeth?

What percentage of root surface ankylosis is typically associated with a higher-pitched tone on percussion testing?

Under what conditions can ankylosed teeth exhibit immobility?

What does widespread root resorption on an immovable tooth suggest?

What developmental anomalies can be associated with an infraoccluded deciduous tooth?

Which condition is commonly observed when severe ankylosis of the second primary molars occurs during early mixed dentition?

What type of tooth tipping is most noticeable in proximity to an infraoccluded primary mandibular second molar?

Which teeth are most commonly associated with space loss in cases of submerged primary molars?

What is one of the potential clinical disturbances associated with severe submersion of primary molars?