MDS PREP

Fovea palatine are situated in
1) Hard palate
2) Soft palate
3) At the junction of hard and soft palate
4) Their position is not fixed

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

The concept of lingualised occlusion was put forward by
1. Gysi
2. McGrane
3. Sears
4. None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided
1. By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions
2. By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge
3. By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge
4. All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

For balanced occlusion the factor that cannot be controlled by dentist is
1. Incisal guidance
2. Condylar inclination
3. Cuspal heights
4. Plane of occlusion

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to
1. Collect the fee
2. Relieve the pressure spots
3. Check the occlusion
4. Check the retention

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Function of major connector is that it
1) Connects parts of prosthesis on one side of arch with those on opposite side
2) Distributes forces over entire supporting structure
3) Resist flexing and torque
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

Benett shift is
1) Lateral movement of the body of mandible
2) Direct lateral shift of the working side condyle
3) Direct lateral shift of the balancing side condyle
4) Forward translation of both the condyles

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Proper lip support to the patient with the complete dentures is provided by the
1) Thickness of the labial flange alone
2) Thickness of the border of the denture in the labial sulcus
3) Facial sufaces of the anterior teeth and the simulated attached gingiva
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Fovea palatine are situated in1) Hard palate2) Soft palate3) At the junction of hard and soft palate4) Their position is not fixed

The concept of lingualised occlusion was put forward by 1. Gysi 2. McGrane 3. Sears 4. None of the above

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided 1. By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions2. By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge3. By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge4. All of the above

For balanced occlusion the factor that cannot be controlled by dentist is 1. Incisal guidance 2. Condylar inclination 3. Cuspal heights 4. Plane of occlusion

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to 1. Collect the fee 2. Relieve the pressure spots 3. Check the occlusion 4. Check the retention

Function of major connector is that it1) Connects parts of prosthesis on one side of arch with those on opposite side2) Distributes forces over entire supporting structure3) Resist flexing and torque4) All of the above

Benett shift is1) Lateral movement of the body of mandible2) Direct lateral shift of the working side condyle3) Direct lateral shift of the balancing side condyle4) Forward translation of both the condyles

Proper lip support to the patient with the complete dentures is provided by the1) Thickness of the labial flange alone2) Thickness of the border of the denture in the labial sulcus3) Facial sufaces of the anterior teeth and the simulated attached gingiva4) All of the above

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Fovea palatine are situated in
1) Hard palate
2) Soft palate
3) At the junction of hard and soft palate
4) Their position is not fixed

The concept of lingualised occlusion was put forward by
1. Gysi
2. McGrane
3. Sears
4. None of the above

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided
1. By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions
2. By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge
3. By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge
4. All of the above

For balanced occlusion the factor that cannot be controlled by dentist is
1. Incisal guidance
2. Condylar inclination
3. Cuspal heights
4. Plane of occlusion

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to
1. Collect the fee
2. Relieve the pressure spots
3. Check the occlusion
4. Check the retention

Function of major connector is that it
1) Connects parts of prosthesis on one side of arch with those on opposite side
2) Distributes forces over entire supporting structure
3) Resist flexing and torque
4) All of the above

Benett shift is
1) Lateral movement of the body of mandible
2) Direct lateral shift of the working side condyle
3) Direct lateral shift of the balancing side condyle
4) Forward translation of both the condyles

Proper lip support to the patient with the complete dentures is provided by the
1) Thickness of the labial flange alone
2) Thickness of the border of the denture in the labial sulcus
3) Facial sufaces of the anterior teeth and the simulated attached gingiva
4) All of the above