MDS PREP

Heat induced gutta-percha (vertical condensation) is particularly useful in which of the following conditions?
1) When there is a larger open apex
2) When there are aberrations ro irregularities in the canal
3) When the canals are curved and small
4) All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 2

Lower premolars are easiest (or) hardest teeth to treat endodontically.
1. Length of root
2. Possibility of bifurcations
3. Size of the canal
4. Shape of the canal

Endodontics Answer: 2

Acute reversible pulpitis is treated by
1. Sedative filling wait and watch
2. Pulpectomy
3. Pulpotomy
4. Pulp capping

Endodontics Answer: 1

Best material for obturating a root canal of a tooth is
1) Thermoplastic GP
2) Silver cone
3) Resorbable paste
4) GP with sealer

Endodontics Answer: 4

Success in direct pulp capping is more in
1) Elderly patients with pin-point exposure
2) Women patients
3) Small pin-point exposure in a young patient
4) None of the above

Endodontics Answer: 3

The following is a critical factor affecting success of a reimplantation of an avulsed tooth
1) Time lag between avulsion & treatment
2) Preserving tooth in dry state
3) Removing the ruptured periodontal fibres
4) Time period of stabilisation

Endodontics Answer: 1

Replacement resorption results in
1) Ankylosis
2) Pain
3) PA abscess
4) All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

Endodontic therapy in a single rooted teeth is contraindicated in
1. PA abscess
2. Horizontal root fracture
3. Vertical root fracture
4. Chronic abscess & sinus

Endodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Heat induced gutta-percha (vertical condensation) is particularly useful in which of the following conditions?1) When there is a larger open apex2) When there are aberrations ro irregularities in the canal3) When the canals are curved and small4) All of the above

Lower premolars are easiest (or) hardest teeth to treat endodontically. 1. Length of root 2. Possibility of bifurcations 3. Size of the canal 4. Shape of the canal

Acute reversible pulpitis is treated by 1. Sedative filling wait and watch 2. Pulpectomy 3. Pulpotomy 4. Pulp capping

Best material for obturating a root canal of a tooth is1) Thermoplastic GP2) Silver cone3) Resorbable paste4) GP with sealer

Success in direct pulp capping is more in1) Elderly patients with pin-point exposure2) Women patients3) Small pin-point exposure in a young patient4) None of the above

The following is a critical factor affecting success of a reimplantation of an avulsed tooth1) Time lag between avulsion & treatment2) Preserving tooth in dry state3) Removing the ruptured periodontal fibres4) Time period of stabilisation

Replacement resorption results in1) Ankylosis2) Pain3) PA abscess4) All of the above

Endodontic therapy in a single rooted teeth is contraindicated in 1. PA abscess 2. Horizontal root fracture 3. Vertical root fracture 4. Chronic abscess & sinus

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Heat induced gutta-percha (vertical condensation) is particularly useful in which of the following conditions?
1) When there is a larger open apex
2) When there are aberrations ro irregularities in the canal
3) When the canals are curved and small
4) All of the above

Lower premolars are easiest (or) hardest teeth to treat endodontically.
1. Length of root
2. Possibility of bifurcations
3. Size of the canal
4. Shape of the canal

Acute reversible pulpitis is treated by
1. Sedative filling wait and watch
2. Pulpectomy
3. Pulpotomy
4. Pulp capping

Best material for obturating a root canal of a tooth is
1) Thermoplastic GP
2) Silver cone
3) Resorbable paste
4) GP with sealer

Success in direct pulp capping is more in
1) Elderly patients with pin-point exposure
2) Women patients
3) Small pin-point exposure in a young patient
4) None of the above

The following is a critical factor affecting success of a reimplantation of an avulsed tooth
1) Time lag between avulsion & treatment
2) Preserving tooth in dry state
3) Removing the ruptured periodontal fibres
4) Time period of stabilisation

Replacement resorption results in
1) Ankylosis
2) Pain
3) PA abscess
4) All of the above

Endodontic therapy in a single rooted teeth is contraindicated in
1. PA abscess
2. Horizontal root fracture
3. Vertical root fracture
4. Chronic abscess & sinus