National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) Practice Exam

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Which of the following conditions does not require immediate treatment in a 9-year-old child?

Anterior diastema with distally inclined maxillary incisors
Severe overjet with risk of trauma
Crossbite with functional shift
Early signs of ectopic eruption of canines

The correct answer is: Anterior diastema with distally inclined maxillary incisors

In a 9-year-old child, the presence of an anterior diastema with distally inclined maxillary incisors does not require immediate treatment. This is because this condition does not pose any potential risk to the child's oral health or development. However, the other options listed do require immediate treatment as they can potentially lead to trauma or affect the proper positioning and alignment of teeth. A severe overjet can increase the risk of trauma to the front teeth, a crossbite with functional shift can affect the development of the jaw and bite function, and early signs of ectopic eruption of canines may require intervention to prevent complications. It is important for a child's dental health to be monitored regularly to address any potential concerns in a timely manner.