Paediatric Dentistry
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This Paediatric Dentistry page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps and flashcards, from eruption dates and fluoride varnish to child trauma, pulp therapy and special needs care. It's built for university students and professional candidates revising a topic, and for teachers after ready-made material. There are more than 40 resources here, including over 10 mind maps and more than 20 flashcards, with an INBDE test among the quizzes. Pick a deck, try a quiz to find your gaps, then see what sticks.
Top Paediatric Dentistry resources
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191 questionsPaediatric Dentistry PMU-Part 2 (units 5-9) Dental Pulp is a loose connective tissue that occupies a space called cavum pulp.
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98 questionsPaediatric Dentistry PMU- Part 3 (units 11-15) Abnormalities in tooth morphology are alterations in number, shape, size and position of tooth
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Mind map Oral Surgery in Children -
16 cardsPaediatric dentistry 1. TRUE/FALSE? A. The primary teeth usually erupt at age six months and all the teeth are in the mouth by 3...
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Mind map Gingival & periodontal Diseases in Children -
6 questionsCF 28- CCP Enamel defects This patient has low dietary protein, underweight for height and deficiency in height each exceeds one stan...
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5 questionsPaediatric Trauma quiz For how long should a displaced root fracture be splinted for?
Quizzes
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191 questionsPaediatric Dentistry PMU-Part 2 (units 5-9) Dental Pulp is a loose connective tissue that occupies a space called cavum pulp.
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98 questionsPaediatric Dentistry PMU- Part 3 (units 11-15) Abnormalities in tooth morphology are alterations in number, shape, size and position of tooth
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6 questionsCF 28- CCP Enamel defects This patient has low dietary protein, underweight for height and deficiency in height each exceeds one stan...
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5 questionsPaediatric Trauma quiz For how long should a displaced root fracture be splinted for?
Mind maps
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About Paediatric Dentistry
GoConqr OriginalWhat this unit covers
The unit sits in the strand Oral Surgery, Orthodontics and Paediatric Dentistry, within the subject Dentistry. Most of what it lists is flashcards and mind maps, with a handful of quizzes alongside them.
The flashcard decks start with growth and development. Pediatrics II (100 Flash cards) asks about eruption ages and the eruption order of permanent mandibular and maxillary teeth. Primary and Permanent Eruption Dates and the flowchart on deciduous teeth eruption dates cover similar ground.
Where to start
Begin with eruption, since later topics lean on it. Then move to behaviour and safeguarding: Pediatrics VII (100 Flashcards) touches on child abuse and on cooperative and potentially cooperative patients. Next come the trauma and eruption problems in Pediatrics VIII and Pediatrics IX, which cover avulsion, crown and root fractures, mouth guards, ankylosis and ectopic eruption.
- Eruption dates and order
- Behaviour, child development and abuse
- Trauma to primary teeth
- Ectopic eruption and ankylosis
- Fluoride varnish and caries
Using maps and quizzes together
The mind maps give you the shape of a topic. Open Oral Surgery in Children to see indications for exodontia, contraindications and how primary and permanent teeth differ for extraction. Use Dental Management Of Children with Special Needs to work through intellectual, physical and sensory impairment and medical compromise. The gingival and periodontal diseases map is a good next step.
After a map, test yourself. The Paediatric Trauma quiz pairs well with the trauma decks. For exam practice, the INBDE Full Length Test 2 quiz is listed too. Note any question you miss, then go back to the matching map or deck.
Make it your own
Teachers can pick decks and maps to set as ready-made revision. Whatever your reason for being here, choose one topic today and work through its map, deck and quiz in turn.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start in Paediatric Dentistry?
Start with eruption. Pediatrics II (100 Flash cards) covers eruption ages and the order of permanent teeth, and Primary and Permanent Eruption Dates revisits them. Once those feel familiar, move on to trauma, ectopic eruption and caries, where the other decks and maps pick up.
What do the mind maps cover?
They cover special needs care, oral surgery in children, gingival and periodontal disease, child development, pulp therapy, primary trauma, protective stabilization and molar incisor hypomineralisation. There is also a map on clinical decision making for caries management in children.
Is there an exam practice quiz?
Yes. The INBDE Full Length Test 2, Day 2 quiz is listed on this page, and so is a Day 2, Section 6 quiz. They suit professional candidates and university students who want exam-style questions after working through the decks and maps.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who is this page for?
It suits university students and professional candidates who want to practise recall and spot gaps, and teachers looking for ready-made material to share. Most of the listed resources are at university level, with a smaller share aimed at professionals.
What if the topic I need is missing?
Try the decks with broader titles, such as Paediatric Dentistry or Paediatrics - Clinical, which may touch on it. If it still isn't there, you can make your own flashcards or mind map on the topic with a free account.