Natural teeth and dentures

This is course number 3 Natural teeth and dentures

Please watch the video below.

Once you’ve finished watching the video and feel ready, please proceed to the quiz located just below.

This will help you review what you’ve learned and test your understanding. Good luck!

Caring for Natural and Artificial Teeth

“Teeth Are Teeth: Natural vs Denture Care in Neurodegenerative Diseases”

1 / 5

What is the most recommended type of toothbrush for residents with complex needs?

A. Medium-bristled toothbrush

B. Hard-bristled toothbrush

C. Soft-bristled toothbrush with a small head

D. Electric toothbrush with whitening mode

2 / 5

Why is it important to avoid foam swabs for oral hygiene in aged care?

A. They are too expensive

B. They can increase aspiration risk and do not clean effectively

C. They improve taste but stain teeth

D. They are not available in most facilities

3 / 5

What does ‘responsive behaviour’ refer to in oral care settings?

A. When a resident offers to clean your tools

B. Positive feedback from residents

C. Behavioural responses like resistance, aggression, or refusal during care

D. Quick replies from nursing staff to emails

4 / 5

Which strategy best supports residents with dementia during oral hygiene?

A. Forcing the mouth open quickly

B. Using music and distractions

Offering care in silence

Using a calm tone, visual cues, and respecting personal space

5 / 5

When should dentures be removed for cleaning and comfort?

A. Every second day

B. Only if visibly dirty

C. Every night before sleep

D. Once a month

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