MDS PREP

Gold foil is prepared by
1) Condensation
2) Beating
3) Rolling
4) Annealing

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

The chemistry behind the condensation of the amalgam
1) Condense the unattacked gamma II particles
2) Condense the unattacked gamma particles
3) Condense the unattacked gamma I particles
4) None of the above

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Restoration of angle fracture of anterior teeth can be done by
1) Amalgam
2) Composite resin
3) Glass ionomer cement
4) All of the above

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly
1) Increase retention and resistance
2) Decrease retention and resistance
3) Increase retention but decrease resistance
4) Decrease retention but increase resistance

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

Extension of facial and lingual walls in class II preparation is determined by
1. Extension of carious lesion gingivally
2. Position of the adjacent tooth contacts
3. Line angles of the tooth to be restored
4. All of the above

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

The amount of force needed to compact direct filling gold properly is influenced mostly by the
1) Angle of compaction
2) Surface area of the condenser
3) Bulk of the surrounding tooth
4) Temperature at which gold is annealed

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Which of the following is not an appropriate material for composite hand instruments?
1) Stainless steel
2) Teflon
3) Teflon coated metal
4) Non metalic

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

The first priority in patient with multiple carious pulp exposures is
1) Control of pain
2) Complete examination
3) Restoration of all the teeth
4) Planning of treatment

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Gold foil is prepared by1) Condensation2) Beating3) Rolling4) Annealing

The chemistry behind the condensation of the amalgam1) Condense the unattacked gamma II particles2) Condense the unattacked gamma particles3) Condense the unattacked gamma I particles4) None of the above

Restoration of angle fracture of anterior teeth can be done by1) Amalgam2) Composite resin3) Glass ionomer cement4) All of the above

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly1) Increase retention and resistance2) Decrease retention and resistance3) Increase retention but decrease resistance4) Decrease retention but increase resistance

Extension of facial and lingual walls in class II preparation is determined by 1. Extension of carious lesion gingivally2. Position of the adjacent tooth contacts3. Line angles of the tooth to be restored 4. All of the above

The amount of force needed to compact direct filling gold properly is influenced mostly by the1) Angle of compaction2) Surface area of the condenser3) Bulk of the surrounding tooth4) Temperature at which gold is annealed

Which of the following is not an appropriate material for composite hand instruments?1) Stainless steel2) Teflon3) Teflon coated metal4) Non metalic

The first priority in patient with multiple carious pulp exposures is1) Control of pain2) Complete examination3) Restoration of all the teeth4) Planning of treatment

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Gold foil is prepared by
1) Condensation
2) Beating
3) Rolling
4) Annealing

The chemistry behind the condensation of the amalgam
1) Condense the unattacked gamma II particles
2) Condense the unattacked gamma particles
3) Condense the unattacked gamma I particles
4) None of the above

Restoration of angle fracture of anterior teeth can be done by
1) Amalgam
2) Composite resin
3) Glass ionomer cement
4) All of the above

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly
1) Increase retention and resistance
2) Decrease retention and resistance
3) Increase retention but decrease resistance
4) Decrease retention but increase resistance

Extension of facial and lingual walls in class II preparation is determined by
1. Extension of carious lesion gingivally
2. Position of the adjacent tooth contacts
3. Line angles of the tooth to be restored
4. All of the above

The amount of force needed to compact direct filling gold properly is influenced mostly by the
1) Angle of compaction
2) Surface area of the condenser
3) Bulk of the surrounding tooth
4) Temperature at which gold is annealed

Which of the following is not an appropriate material for composite hand instruments?
1) Stainless steel
2) Teflon
3) Teflon coated metal
4) Non metalic

The first priority in patient with multiple carious pulp exposures is
1) Control of pain
2) Complete examination
3) Restoration of all the teeth
4) Planning of treatment