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Key Facts: ENADE Odontologia Exam
4 Hours
Official Duration
INEP / MEC ENADE Edital
40 Questions
Official Exam Structure
INEP / MEC Diretrizes de Prova
Conceito 1–5
Grading Scale
SINAES / Lei Federal 10.861/2004
Free (Gratuito)
Exam Fee
INEP / MEC Official Regulation
Lei 14.572/2023
Brasil Sorridente Statute
Política Nacional de Saúde Bucal / Presidência da República
Lei 8.080/1990
Governing Health Law (SUS)
Lei Orgânica da Saúde / Presidência da República
Res. CFO-118/2012
Code of Dental Ethics
Conselho Federal de Odontologia
3-Year Cycle
Evaluation Periodicity
SINAES / INEP Assessment Framework
This comprehensive 100-question practice bank is an English-language study adaptation engineered specifically for graduating dental students and educators preparing for the Brazilian ENADE Odontologia. It adheres strictly to the official INEP/MEC examination framework, the National Curricular Guidelines (DCNs de Odontologia), and federal health statutes (SUS, Brasil Sorridente, CFO Code of Ethics) while retaining standard Portuguese technical nomenclature inline.
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1A 42-year-old patient presents to a dental clinic for elective aesthetic restorative treatment. During the consultation, the dental surgeon (cirurgião-dentista) explains all available clinical alternatives, procedural risks, prognosis, and financial costs, subsequently obtaining the patient's signed Free and Informed Consent Form (Termo de Consentimento Livre e Esclarecido - TCLE). In contemporary bioethics and dental jurisprudence, which fundamental bioethical principle is primarily exercised through this process?
A.Principle of Autonomy (Princípio da Autonomia)
B.Principle of Non-maleficence (Princípio da Não Maleficência)
C.Principle of Beneficence (Princípio da Beneficência)
D.Principle of Justice (Princípio da Justiça)
Explanation: The Free and Informed Consent Form (Termo de Consentimento Livre e Esclarecido - TCLE) is the direct operational instrument of the Principle of Autonomy. It guarantees that a competent patient has the moral and legal right to receive comprehensive health information and make self-determined decisions regarding diagnostic and therapeutic interventions without paternalistic imposition.
2According to the Brazilian Code of Dental Ethics (Código de Ética Odontológica - Resolução CFO-118/2012 and subsequent normative updates by the Conselho Federal de Odontologia), what is the regulation regarding the public dissemination of 'before and after' (antes e depois) clinical images on digital platforms?
A.It is unconditionally prohibited in all media formats under any circumstance, constituting an unpardonable ethical infraction
B.It is strictly permitted only when accompanied by patient authorization (TCLE), explicit identification of the professional (name and CRO registration), and without promising or guaranteeing clinical results
C.It is freely permitted on personal social media accounts without the need to display the professional's regional registration number (CRO)
D.It is permitted only for university professors publishing in peer-reviewed scientific print journals, remaining completely banned on the internet
Explanation: Under updated CFO regulations (notably Resolução CFO-196/2019 amending the application of the Code of Dental Ethics), Brazilian dental surgeons are authorized to publish self-authored clinical images, including 'before and after' comparisons, provided they have the patient's explicit written authorization (TCLE), include the professional's full name and CRO registration number, and refrain from sensationalism or guaranteeing treatment results.
3A dental surgeon receives a formal subpoena from a civil court judge requesting the clinical dental records (prontuário odontológico) of a patient involved in a legal dispute. Regarding professional secrecy (sigilo profissional) under the Brazilian Code of Dental Ethics, how should the practitioner proceed?
A.Refuse to provide the records under any circumstance, as professional secrecy is absolute and supersedes all court orders
B.Provide the records exclusively to the opposing party's private attorney without notifying the presiding magistrate
C.Provide the requested records or pertinent technical information directly to the designated judicial authority, as compliance with a judicial order constitutes a legal duty (dever legal / justa causa)
D.Destroy the physical records immediately to protect the patient from potential judicial scrutiny
Explanation: Under the Código de Ética Odontológica and Brazilian civil/criminal jurisprudence, professional secrecy (sigilo profissional) is not absolute and may be breached under 'justa causa' (just cause), 'dever legal' (statutory or judicial legal duty), or express written consent of the patient. Responding to a lawful judicial determination by a presiding judge fulfills a legal duty.
4The dental record (prontuário odontológico) is a vital legal, administrative, and clinical document. In accordance with Brazilian health regulations and guidelines from the Conselho Federal de Odontologia (CFO), who holds legal ownership of the information contained in the dental record, and what is the minimum recommended retention period for physical dental files?
A.The information belongs entirely to the dental clinic, and records may be discarded 2 years after the last clinical consultation
B.The records belong to the municipal health department (Secretaria Municipal de Saúde) and must be surrendered annually
C.The records belong to the Regional Dental Council (CRO) and must be deleted after 5 years
D.The information belongs exclusively to the patient, the physical/digital archive is guarded by the dental practitioner/facility, and physical records should be retained indefinitely or for at least 20 years
Explanation: In Brazilian jurisprudence (Código de Defesa do Consumidor and CFO guidelines), the health data in the dental record is the personal property of the patient, while the dentist/clinic acts as the legal custodian (fiel depositário). Because civil liability claims for bodily injury or consumer defects may arise years later, and under Lei 13.787/2018 for digitized medical/dental records, physical files must be kept for a minimum of 20 years from the last entry (or indefinitely for historical/forensic reasons).
5Brazilian Federal Law No. 8.080/1990 (Lei Orgânica da Saúde) outlines the foundational principles and directives of the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). Which of the following defines the doctrinal principle of Equity (Equidade) in public oral health assistance?
A.Guaranteeing identical dental procedures to all citizens regardless of their individual socioeconomic status, clinical severity, or epidemiological risk
B.Distributing healthcare resources and services unequal-to-unequals to reduce social and clinical disparities, prioritizing groups with higher vulnerability and greater disease burden
C.Restricting high-complexity dental specialty care exclusively to formally employed workers contributing to social security
D.Decentralizing administrative authority from the federal government directly to private health insurance companies
Explanation: In the SUS doctrinal framework, Equity (Equidade) represents 'treating unequals unequally' according to their specific needs. It aims to reduce social and health inequalities by directing more resources, attention, and specialized services to populations with higher vulnerability, poorer living conditions, and elevated disease prevalence.
6Under Brazilian Federal Law No. 8.142/1990, community participation (Participação da Comunidade) in the management of the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) is established through Health Conferences (Conferências de Saúde) and Health Councils (Conselhos de Saúde). What is the legally mandated composition of Health Councils regarding the parity of representation?
A.70% government managers, 20% dental surgeons, and 10% general community members
B.33.3% users, 33.3% private clinic owners, and 33.3% university dental faculty
C.50% healthcare users (usuários), 25% healthcare workers (trabalhadores da saúde), and 25% government representatives and service providers (prestadores de serviços)
D.100% elected members of the municipal legislative chamber (Câmara Municipal de Vereadores)
Explanation: Lei Federal 8.142/1990 and Resolução CNS 453/2012 establish strict parity (paridade) in SUS Health Councils: 50% of the seats must be composed of health service users (usuários/sociedade civil), 25% of healthcare workers (trabalhadores da saúde), and 25% of government representatives and public/private contracted healthcare providers.
7The National Curricular Guidelines for Undergraduate Dentistry Programs in Brazil (Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais - DCNs de Odontologia, Resolução CNE/CES 3/2021) define the expected professional profile of the graduating dental surgeon (egresso). Which statement accurately reflects this normative mandate?
A.An ultra-specialized surgical technician trained primarily for lucrative private aesthetic practice without public health orientation
B.A purely hospital-based practitioner focused exclusively on tertiary maxillofacial trauma management
C.A dental prosthetist whose scope of practice is legally confined to commercial dental laboratory fabrication
D.A generalist, humanistic, critical, and reflective professional capable of acting in health promotion, prevention, recovery, and rehabilitation within an integrated care model aligned with SUS principles
Explanation: The DCNs for Dentistry (Resolução CNE/CES 3/2021) explicitly mandate that undergraduate dental curricula must form a dental surgeon with a generalist, humanistic, critical, and reflective profile. The graduate must possess technical-scientific competence to address population oral health needs comprehensively across all levels of care, anchored in health promotion and the principles of the SUS.
8In planning primary oral healthcare for indigenous communities within the Indigenous Health Care Subsystem (Subsistema de Atenção à Saúde Indígena - SASIsus) of the SUS, which intercultural approach is mandatory for dental teams working in Special Indigenous Sanitary Districts (DSEI)?
A.Respecting traditional indigenous culture, cosmology, and healing practices, while co-constructing oral health promotion actions with indigenous health agents (AIS) and community leaders
B.Imposing urban clinical dental norms and prohibiting traditional nutritional or spiritual customs during dental consultations
C.Transferring all indigenous patients immediately to private urban specialty clinics regardless of clinical necessity
D.Restricting dental interventions to exodontia only, eliminating restorative or preventive procedures
Explanation: Under the Política Nacional de Atenção à Saúde dos Povos Indígenas and SASIsus/SUS regulations, healthcare within Special Indigenous Sanitary Districts (DSEIs) must be culturally differentiated (atenção diferenciada). Dental professionals must respect traditional sociocultural practices, collaborate closely with Indigenous Health Agents (Agentes Indígenas de Saúde - AIS), and integrate preventive oral health into the local community reality.
9A dental clinic is undergoing infrastructural remodeling to comply with Brazilian universal accessibility standards (ABNT NBR 9050 and Lei Brasileira de Inclusão da Pessoa com Deficiência - Lei 13.146/2015). What is the minimum clear opening width required for internal clinic doorways, and what is the minimum 360-degree turning diameter required for a wheelchair user in the operatory?
A.Minimum clear door width of 0.60 m and a wheelchair turning circle diameter of 1.00 m
B.Minimum clear door width of 1.20 m and a wheelchair turning circle diameter of 2.50 m
C.Minimum clear door width of 0.80 m and a wheelchair turning circle diameter of 1.50 m
D.Minimum clear door width of 0.50 m and a wheelchair turning circle diameter of 0.80 m
Explanation: ABNT NBR 9050 (Acessibilidade a edificações, mobiliário, espaços e equipamentos urbanos) dictates that accessible doors must have a minimum clear opening width of 0.80 m (80 cm). Furthermore, to allow complete 360-degree rotation of a standard manual or motorized wheelchair, an unobstructed circular turning area with a diameter of 1.50 m (150 cm) must be provided.
10According to ANVISA RDC No. 222/2018 regarding Health Services Waste Management (Gerenciamento de Resíduos de Serviços de Saúde - RSS) in dental clinics, how must dental amalgam scrap (resíduos de amálgama de prata) and used local anesthetic needles/scalpel blades be categorized and segregated?
A.Both amalgam scraps and needles are classified as Group A (Infectious biological waste) and discarded in standard white plastic bags
B.Amalgam scrap is classified as Group D (Common recyclable waste), while needles are classified as Group C (Radioactive waste)
C.Both items are classified as Group E (Sharps) and incinerated inside open metal trays on site
D.Amalgam scraps are classified as Group B (Chemical waste) and stored in sealed containers under water/fixer; needles and blades are classified as Group E (Sharps) and discarded in rigid, puncture-resistant containers
Explanation: Under ANVISA RDC 222/2018: Group B comprises chemical waste posing toxic/environmental hazards (such as silver amalgam containing elemental mercury, which must be collected in closed, unbreakable containers with liquid seal); Group E comprises sharps and puncturing items (needles, scalpels, endodontic files, anesthetic carpules), which must be discarded immediately into rigid, puncture-resistant, leak-proof containers bearing the biohazard symbol.
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