IOTN

Question 1

What are the two components of IOTN?

Answer 1

Dental health component

Aesthetic component

Question 2

What is IOTN?

Answer 2

Index for orthodontic treatment need.
Assess the need for treatment on the NHS
Used as a clinical assessment

Question 3

What does MOCDO stand for?

Answer 3

Missing
Overjet/Reverse overjet
Crossbites
Displacements in contact points
Overbite/openbites

Question 4

What does a stand for?

Answer 4

Overjet

Question 5

What dies i stand for?

Answer 5

Impeded or impacted teeth

Question 6

What does m&b stand for?

Answer 6

reverse ovejet with or without masticatory issues

Question 7

What does p stand for?

Answer 7

Cleft lip and palate

Question 8

What does s stand for?

Answer 8

Submerged deciduous teeth

Question 9

What does h stand for?

Answer 9

Hypodontia

Question 10

What does l stand for?

Answer 10

Lingual crossbite

Question 11

What does t stand for?

Answer 11

Tipped teeth

Question 12

What does x stand for?

Answer 12

Supernumary

Question 13

What does g stand for?

Answer 13

Good occlusion

Question 14

What does c stand for?

Answer 14

Crossbites

Question 15

What does d stand for?

Answer 15

Displacement of contact points

Question 16

How many grades are there?

Answer 16

5 grades, with 5 being the worst

Question 17

What is the aesthetic component?

Answer 17

A set of 10 colour photographs of different levels of attractiveness of malocclusions - the photos mostly show different levels of crowding, they do not show AOB's, class III, POB's
1-5 do not qualify for treatment
6-10 -do qualify for treatment