MDS PREP

Tram line pattern on the face is due to
1. Sutures placed with tension
2. CSF Rhinorrhoea
3. Circumtrital ecchymosis
4. Subconjunctival haemorrhage

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Most common missing tooth in permanent dentition is
1. Maxillary canine
2. Maxillary first molar
3. Mandibular second premolar
4. Mandibular first molar

Oral Pathology Answer: 3

Tetracycline stains appear as
1. Yellow and brown stains in enamel and dentin
2. Yellow and brown stains only in enamel
3. Yellow and brown stains only in dentin
4. Only yellow stain in enamel

Oral Pathology Answer: 1

Tetracycline stains appear as yellow and brown stains in both enamel and dentin.

The index used to record plaque score is
1) Loe and Silness
2) Silness and Loe
3) Green and Vermillion
4) Russell"s index

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

Combination of deposition and resorption occurring in the different bones of the skull which result in a growth movement towards the depository surface is termed as
1) Remodelling
2) Displacement
3) Physiologic resorption
4) Drift

Orthodontics Answer: 4

Class III malocclusion is seen in all of the following except
1) Pierre-Robins syndrome
2) Cleft palate
3) Cleidocranial dysplasia
4) Craniofacial dysostosis

Oral Pathology Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Tram line pattern on the face is due to
1. Sutures placed with tension
2. CSF Rhinorrhoea
3. Circumtrital ecchymosis
4. Subconjunctival haemorrhage

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

Most common missing tooth in permanent dentition is
1. Maxillary canine
2. Maxillary first molar
3. Mandibular second premolar
4. Mandibular first molar

Tetracycline stains appear as
1. Yellow and brown stains in enamel and dentin
2. Yellow and brown stains only in enamel
3. Yellow and brown stains only in dentin
4. Only yellow stain in enamel

The index used to record plaque score is
1) Loe and Silness
2) Silness and Loe
3) Green and Vermillion
4) Russell"s index

Combination of deposition and resorption occurring in the different bones of the skull which result in a growth movement towards the depository surface is termed as
1) Remodelling
2) Displacement
3) Physiologic resorption
4) Drift

Class III malocclusion is seen in all of the following except
1) Pierre-Robins syndrome
2) Cleft palate
3) Cleidocranial dysplasia
4) Craniofacial dysostosis

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MDS PREP

Tram line pattern on the face is due to 1. Sutures placed with tension 2. CSF Rhinorrhoea 3. Circumtrital ecchymosis 4. Subconjunctival haemorrhage

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar1) Follow directions of enamel rods2) Coverage toward occlusal surface3) Diverge toward occlusal surface4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.2. Correction of Tori.3. Reverse architecture bony defects.4. Correction of bone ledges.

Most common missing tooth in permanent dentition is 1. Maxillary canine 2. Maxillary first molar 3. Mandibular second premolar 4. Mandibular first molar

Tetracycline stains appear as 1. Yellow and brown stains in enamel and dentin 2. Yellow and brown stains only in enamel 3. Yellow and brown stains only in dentin 4. Only yellow stain in enamel

The index used to record plaque score is1) Loe and Silness2) Silness and Loe3) Green and Vermillion4) Russell"s index

Combination of deposition and resorption occurring in the different bones of the skull which result in a growth movement towards the depository surface is termed as1) Remodelling2) Displacement3) Physiologic resorption4) Drift

Class III malocclusion is seen in all of the following except1) Pierre-Robins syndrome2) Cleft palate3) Cleidocranial dysplasia4) Craniofacial dysostosis

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Tram line pattern on the face is due to
1. Sutures placed with tension
2. CSF Rhinorrhoea
3. Circumtrital ecchymosis
4. Subconjunctival haemorrhage

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

Most common missing tooth in permanent dentition is
1. Maxillary canine
2. Maxillary first molar
3. Mandibular second premolar
4. Mandibular first molar

Tetracycline stains appear as
1. Yellow and brown stains in enamel and dentin
2. Yellow and brown stains only in enamel
3. Yellow and brown stains only in dentin
4. Only yellow stain in enamel

The index used to record plaque score is
1) Loe and Silness
2) Silness and Loe
3) Green and Vermillion
4) Russell"s index

Combination of deposition and resorption occurring in the different bones of the skull which result in a growth movement towards the depository surface is termed as
1) Remodelling
2) Displacement
3) Physiologic resorption
4) Drift

Class III malocclusion is seen in all of the following except
1) Pierre-Robins syndrome
2) Cleft palate
3) Cleidocranial dysplasia
4) Craniofacial dysostosis