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1) Which of the folllowing statements describe composite resins
I They can be placed and finished in the same appointment.
II. They are more color stable than unfilled resins.
III. They are similar to Amalgam with respect to coefficient of Thermal expansion.
IV. The finished surface tends to be somewhat rough.
Answer- A - I , II B. I ,IV C. I, III IV , D. II , III , E. II , III ,IV F. All the above

2) Pulpal irritation would not be expected from a restorative material , provided the minimum thickness of the material was
A 0.2 mm B. 0.5 mm C. 1 mm D. 2 mm E. 3 mm

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10)Which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
#Soft tissue injury
# Ill- fitting of a restoration
# Rough margins of a restoration
# Within Biologic width

soft tissue injury??? perhaps

Least like to cause progressive perio problems is"
Within biologic width!
 
18) Patient presents to clinic with a palatal constriction of 3mm. Would the cross bite be:
* a. Shifted to the affected side
* b. Shifted to the unaffected side
* c. Bilateral

its c

A 3mm constriction is not enough for bilateral cross bite. The shift would be to the affected side.
 
how much palatal constriction is req to have a bilateral crossbite???
 
how much palatal constriction is req to have a bilateral crossbite???

In the first molar area we may be looking at 6mm.The degree palatal constriction will depend upon the position of cup tips, which may vary from end-to-end contact of the facial cusps to full crossbite where the tooth or teeth are either fully facially or lingually positioned relative to the opposite arch (mand/max).
 
3 ) Two adjacent cavities involving the contact may be prepared and restored with composite resins in the same appointment as-
A. The chances of maintaining the contact are greatly enhanced
B.The can be packed using one mix
C.this conserves operating time.
D. placement and finishing can be completed in the same appointment.
E. All the above.

4) A young patient receiving endodontic therapy on the maxillary left central incisor. The tooth now is indicated for an esthetic pin retained restoration as interim treatment. Which of the following kinds of pins may be used.
I. Self threading pins
II Friction lock pins
III Serrated cemented pins
IV Self shearing pins
V. Non serrated cemented pins
ANSWER - A. I , III B. I , V C. II , III D. II , V
E. III , IV F. III, V

3 is a D and 4 is an A
 
1) Which of the folllowing statements describe composite resins
I They can be placed and finished in the same appointment.
II. They are more color stable than unfilled resins.
III. They are similar to Amalgam with respect to coefficient of Thermal expansion.
IV. The finished surface tends to be somewhat rough.
Answer- A - I , II B. I ,IV C. I, III IV , D. II , III , E. II , III ,IV F. All the above


C or an A :S
 
14) What does the Weight and height stand for in recordings?
* Ordinal
* Nominal
HI ! Dentistgal, I think ans. is Interval.....
Explanation- Interval scale uses a scale graded in equal increments.In the scale of length,we know that one inch is equal tp any other inch. Interval scale allow us to say only that two things are different,but by how much.If a measurement has a mean and a standard deviation,treat it as an interval scale.It is also called a "numerical scale."

Eg- Height
Weight
Blood pressure
Drug dosage..

I hope it helps

Dr.Patts
 
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14) What does the Weight and height stand for in recordings?
* Ordinal
* Nominal
HI ! Dentistgal, I think ans. is Interval.....
Explanation- Interval scale uses a scale graded in equal increments.In the scale of length,we know that one inch is equal tp any other inch. Interval scale allow us to say only that two things are different,but by how much.If a measurement has a mean and a standard deviation,treat it as an interval scale.It is also called a "numerical scale."

Eg- Height
Weight
Blood pressure


thats true .

nominal scale is exclusive and exaustive .like a social security number ;

ordinal scale has rank order . from small to big like cell ,tissue ,organ body

interval scale like body weight , etc , they r additive

Ratio scale has a 0 starting point .eg Kelvin temperature scale .
 
Calcium hydroxide is useful as a pulp capping agent because it

1. provides a soothing action on the pulp.
2. provides an irritant-type action on the pulp.
3. provides good thermal insulation under the restoration.
4. has a high crushing strength and, thus, protects the exposure site.
 
The time for most finishing and polishing procedures for an indirect cast restoration is

1. only after cementing the casting.
2. before and after cementing the casting.
3. after the casting is tried on the tooth.
4. before the casting is tried on the tooth.
 
Thanks for the correction on the scale question . mesh i think the answer to teh question on finishing and polishing of casting is before it is tried on teh tooth . ie D option
 
The time for most finishing and polishing procedures for an indirect cast restoration is

1. only after cementing the casting.
2. before and after cementing the casting.
3. after the casting is tried on the tooth.
4. before the casting is tried on the tooth.


before the casting is tried on the tooth .as not to cause discomfort for patient . not sure
 
Nominal is for Different groups

Eg- Gender
comparing among treatment intervation.

My friend how can u say Social security numbers ???????
 
The time for most finishing and polishing procedures for an indirect cast restoration is

1. only after cementing the casting.
2. before and after cementing the casting.
3. after the casting is tried on the tooth.
4. before the casting is tried on the tooth.

I would like to answer it as 2. before and after cementing the cast.
Prior to cementing you need to try-on the inlay, check it if it fit - especially the occlusal margin area, any contact disharmonies with the opposite tooth - using and articulating paper. After cementing - we need to polish it again especially at oclusal margin area giving a casting material better seat on the tooth, ductility property of metal casting alloy can be achieve with burnishing the margin area after cementing before cement set.
 
Nominal is for Different groups

Eg- Gender
comparing among treatment intervation.

My friend how can u say Social security numbers ???????

the numerical aspect of number is not relevant but the first 3 digits represent a geographical area . so comparison can be made between people living in different geographical area
 
24) which of the following injuries to the teeth MOST often results in pulpal necrosis
a. avulsion
b. concussion
c. lateral luxation
d. intrusive luxation
e. extrusive luxation

d[/QUOTE

ans is avulsion .ans is in the released L booklet
 
24) which of the following injuries to the teeth MOST often results in pulpal necrosis
a. avulsion
b. concussion
c. lateral luxation
d. intrusive luxation
e. extrusive luxation

d[/QUOTE

ans is avulsion .ans is in the released L booklet

I agree. answer will be intrusive lixation in case the option of avulsion is not there.
 
Calcium hydroxide is useful as a pulp capping agent because it

1. provides a soothing action on the pulp.
2. provides an irritant-type action on the pulp.
3. provides good thermal insulation under the restoration.
4. has a high crushing strength and, thus, protects the exposure site.

ans 1
 
CaOH is a materials that caused pulpal irritation not to sooth. CaOH have an alkali PH that stimulated the dentin. Eugenol is the material that have a palliative effects on the pulpal.
 
3)Air/ Water Syringe after endo, what happens from debris into sulcus

4) What has the least root surface area in mm squared?
* Mx Lateral
* Mx Central
* Mnd 1st PM

5) Upright a Mnd 1st Molar with lingual and omega loop? What happens?

tilting of anterior teeth
over tilting
????

7)Pulpectomy and filling a Mnd Molar, where would you most likely perforate?

9)Small white lesion on the tooth the patient’s whole life. What caused it?
* Hypercalcification during the first 6-12 months
* Hypercalcification during natal
* Hypercalcification during the primary tooth


11)When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
# True or False of each statement


13)Which space would cause infection in the Mediastinum?


15) When do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
* 1st week into splinting
* After 14 days splinting
* Resorption

16)Best instrument for SRP of Distal Mandibular tooth?
# Gracey 1/2
# Gracey 9/10
# Universal 13/14
# Gracey 13/14

17) The exact mechanism of Caries dyes (detectors) in effected and affected lesions.

23) What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?

24) Why do you give Hydralazine with Chloral hydrate patients?

25) Why do you replace faulty amalgam with Cast gold restoration?


27)Clearance for occlusal rest is determined how?

28)Best characteristic of high noble alloy?
 
1)what is similar to the lateral periodontal cyst???
Dentrigerous cyst
residual cyst
primordial cyst
traumatic cyst
median mandibular cyst

2)tearing of the flap is MOST commonly
repeated incision in the same place
envelope incision
semilunar incision
 
Q)which of the following is the endocrine involvement that is related to the jaw deformity:
acromegaly
cherubism
albrights
pagets


Q)when you use use ziinc oxide in a primary tooth what kind do you use
with cataylst
without catalyst


Q)ameloblastomas histology?

Q)for taking the impression 4 an implant what do u do first
chk the tray 1st to see its fit
put the coping with acrylic resin
put the coping first
???

Q)what forcerp do u use for a broken mesial root of a mandibular molar?
crayers
cranes

Q)
 
Q)which relate best to the platelet count
bleeding time
inr
pt time

Q)Effect of Nor epinephrine? how does it increase bo?
heart rate
peripheral resistance
contractility
 
3)Air/ Water Syringe after endo, what happens from debris into sulcus

The air / water syringe during or after filing will cause the debris push into the apex - debris is trap inside.

4) What has the least root surface area in mm squared?
* Mx Lateral
* Mx Central
* Mnd 1st PM

Max lat Incisor

5) Upright a Mnd 1st Molar with lingual and omega loop? What happens?

tilting of anterior teeth
over tilting
????

The question is vague, but I try to answer it. Uprighting the mandibular molar is not an easy task, because of the tooth size. Every force applied have an equal and opposite reaction. When uprighting a molar, the opposite force reactions will cause intrusion and flaring of the anterior teeth. - Titling of ant teeth. Meanwile on the molar region istself will extrude.

7)Pulpectomy and filling a Mnd Molar, where would you most likely perforate?
Mesial lingual

9)Small white lesion on the tooth the patient’s whole life. What caused it?
* Hypercalcification during the first 6-12 months
* Hypercalcification during natal
* Hypercalcification during the primary tooth

11)When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
# True or False of each statement

13)Which space would cause infection in the Mediastinum?

15) When do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
* 1st week into splinting
* After 14 days splinting
* Resorption

no idea
16)Best instrument for SRP of Distal Mandibular tooth?
# Gracey 1/2
# Gracey 9/10
# Universal 13/14
# Gracey 13/14

Gracey 13/14 ; Gracey 1/2 for anterior tooth and 9/10 posterior teeth buccal and lingual; Gracey 11/12 mesial posterior teeth

17) The exact mechanism of Caries dyes (detectors) in effected and affected lesions.

23) What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?

24) Why do you give Hydralazine with Chloral hydrate patients?

25) Why do you replace faulty amalgam with Cast gold restoration?


27)Clearance for occlusal rest is determined how?

28)Best characteristic of high noble alloy?

just remember gold is a high nobel metal...corossive resistant
 
q) what tooth is most commonly involved in vertical root fractures???
 
1)what is similar to the lateral periodontal cyst???
Dentrigerous cyst
residual cyst
primordial cyst
traumatic cyst
median mandibular cyst

dentigerous cyst since that is the ony one attached to the tooth .as the tooth erupts the cyst can move laterally .


2)tearing of the flap is MOST commonly

repeated incision in the same place
envelope incision
semilunar incision

semilunar incision due to lack of visibility

Q)what forcerp do u use for a broken mesial root of a mandibular molar?
crayers
cranes

cryers

Q)which of the following is the endocrine involvement that is related to the jaw deformity:
acromegaly
cherubism
albrights
pagets

acromegaly .(pitutary gland produces exces growth hormone )
 
11)When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
# True or False of each statement

false .it is better with mandibular due to presence of 2 roots Vs threein maxillary . easy access .i guess

which space cause infection of mediastenum .retropharyngeal space [/B
This potential space lies between the alar and prevertebral fasciae. It is patent from the skull base to the diaphragm. Its upper part is the retropharyngeal space, which lies between the prevertebral fascia and the buccopharyngeal fascia on the outer surface of the pharynx. Lymph nodes are present in this space.

Pathological walling-off of infection usually occurs in the retropharyngeal space, but no anatomical barrier exists to the spread of infection downward into the mediastinum. The lower part of this potential space extends behind the esophagus, through the superior mediastinum, and into the posterior mediastinum.
]

15) When do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
* 1st week into splinting
* After 14 days splinting
* Resorption

after 14 days of splinting to allow the PDL to heal . if put before complete healing will cause inflammatory resorption
Q)when you use use ziinc oxide in a primary tooth what kind do you use
with cataylst
without catalyst

without catalyst as catlyst hinders the resorption of the root .
 
Is the periodontal index
1) Reversible index
2) irreversible index

Reversible index



# how do you transfer patient in a wheel chair
http://www.nbdeanswers.com/library/shelf/Wheelchair%20Transfer.pdf

# histology of ameloblastoma .

histologically . it represent a island of epithelial cells in a stroma of connective tissue .Cells in the centre of the epihelial islands resemble stellate reticulum but may undergo squamous metaplasia to become Keratinizing squamous epithlium . the cells at the periphery of the epithelial island are tall and collomnar , that rest on basement membrane and seperate the island of cells from the rest of the stroma .the nuclei of these cells is found at the end of the cell . away from the basement membrane a feature referred to as reverse nuclear polarity .

# The exact mechanism of Caries dyes (detectors) in effected and affected lesions.
Carious dentin is made up of two distinct layers. There is an outer layer of infected carious dentin which is soft, discolored, nonvital, nonsensitive and cannot remineralize.There is also an inner layer of uninfected carious dentin (also referred to as "affected" dentin) which is vital and sensitive, not infused with bacteria, and may be somewhat softened and demineralized, but which is capable of remineralizing. Research indicates that the dye in the caries detector bonds to the denatured collagen which is present in the outer infected dentin but which is not present in the inner uninfected dentin and normal DENTIN .
 
1)what is similar to the lateral periodontal cyst???
Dentrigerous cyst
residual cyst
primordial cyst
traumatic cyst
median mandibular cyst

dentigerous cyst since that is the ony one attached to the tooth .as the tooth erupts the cyst can move laterally .



umm what abt median mandibular cyst its just has a different location that is btn the incisors??
 
15) When do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
* 1st week into splinting
* After 14 days splinting
* Resorption


healing takes place in a week no????
 
1)what is similar to the lateral periodontal cyst???
Dentrigerous cyst
residual cyst
primordial cyst
traumatic cyst
median mandibular cyst

dentigerous cyst since that is the ony one attached to the tooth .as the tooth erupts the cyst can move laterally .



umm what abt median mandibular cyst its just has a different location that is btn the incisors??

i do not think there is such thing as median mandibulay cyst . correct me if i am wrong
 
15) When do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
* 1st week into splinting
* After 14 days splinting
* Resorption


healing takes place in a week no????

yeh but it says one week into , that means during the first week not after .thats what i think .the books says after one or two weeks of splinting .
 
Q)Effect of Nor epinephrine? how does it increase bo?
heart rate
peripheral resistance
contractility

heart rate ( norepinephrine has a choniotropic effect)
 
What about when there is loss of alveolar bone ? that is not reversible .

yeh . but it does not actually measure the depth of the pocket so we have no correlation between height of bone and the crevice of gingiva . here in russell we only asign a number to the tooth that has advanced perio disease ie 8.
whereas with the ramjford index we have reversible as it measures the soft tissue condition and irreversible as we measure the actual pocket depth so we get the depth of the crevice as correlated to height of alveolar bone .
 
Q)what ethically do you have to report, according to ADA publication?

Q)Rct therapy with pain 2-3 days after, normal PA; 2 yrs later PA radiolucency but asymptomatic. Treatment?

Q)Junctional epithelium…type of attachment?
 
Q) max canine very important in arch; which material is worst for long term class III? Resin, rmgi, gold, amalgam

Q)ok to leave unsupported enamel: occlusal class V, facial class III?
 
Which of the following are the primary bacterial invaders that cause pulpal infections?

1. Staphylococci
2. Facultative aerobes
3. Gram-positive strict anaerobes
4. Streptococci and gram-negative rods
5. Non-specific salivary microorganisms
 
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