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1. What is evidence-based dentistry (EBD)?
A. A practice that involves using only anecdotal evidence in making
clinical decisions
B. A practice that combines clinical expertise with the best available
evidence from systematic research
C. A practice that focuses solely on patient preferences in making
treatment decisions
D. A practice that ignores research findings and relies solely on personal
experience
Answer: B. EBD involves combining clinical expertise with the best
available evidence from systematic research to make informed clinical
decisions.
2. Which of the following is NOT a key component of evidence-based
dentistry?
A. Patient preferences
B. Clinical expertise
C. Best available evidence
D. Financial considerations
Answer: D. Financial considerations are not a key component of EBD, as
the focus is on using the best available evidence to guide clinical decisionmaking.
3. What is the purpose of conducting research in dentistry?
A. To increase revenue for dental practices
B. To stay up-to-date on the dental technology
C. To provide evidence to guide clinical decision-making
D. To promote personal opinions and biases
Answer: C. The purpose of conducting research in dentistry is to provide
evidence to guide clinical decision-making and improve patient outcomes.
4. Which of the following is an example of a type of research commonly
used in evidence-based dentistry?
A. Anecdotal evidence
B. Randomized controlled trials
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