MDS PREP

During activation of a scaling instrument, the facial surface of the blade and tooth surface should form an angle of
1. > 15 but < 45
2. > 30 but < 60
3. > 45 but < 90
4. > 90 but < 180

Periodontics Answer: 3

During activation of a scaling instrument, the facial surface of the blade and tooth surface should form an angle of > 45 but < 90 degrees.

Stippling is seen on
1) Marginal gingiva
2) Attached gingiva
3) Interdental gingiva
4) None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 2

Stippling is typically observed on the attached gingiva, indicating healthy
tissue.

ANUG affects the
1. Attached gingiva
2. Marginal gingiva
3. Alveolar mucosa
4. Interdental papilla

Periodontics Answer: 4

ANUG primarily affects the interdental papilla.

The electronic probing system "Foster-miller probe" detects
1) Only the pocket depth
2) Only the CEJ
3) CEJ and pocket depth
4) Furcation involvement

Periodontics Answer: 3

Transformation of plaque into calculus results from
1) Local rise of degree of saturation of calcium and phosphate
2) Lowering of Ca-p precipitation constant
3) Increased alkalinity
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 4

After reflection of full thickness graft, post surgical alveolar bone loss is greatest at
1. Thin facial margin
2. Thick lingual margin
3. Interproximal bone
4. No bone loss at all

Periodontics Answer: 1

Humectant in a toothpaste serves
1) As an abrasive
2) Retains moisture
3) Falvouring agent
4) Foaming agent

Periodontics Answer: 2

Not a contributing factor for ANUG
1) Pericoronal flap
2) Poor oral hygiene
3) Smoking
4) Aphthous ulcers

Periodontics Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

During activation of a scaling instrument, the facial surface of the blade and tooth surface should form an angle of
1. > 15 but < 45
2. > 30 but < 60
3. > 45 but < 90
4. > 90 but < 180

Stippling is seen on
1) Marginal gingiva
2) Attached gingiva
3) Interdental gingiva
4) None of the above

ANUG affects the
1. Attached gingiva
2. Marginal gingiva
3. Alveolar mucosa
4. Interdental papilla

The electronic probing system "Foster-miller probe" detects
1) Only the pocket depth
2) Only the CEJ
3) CEJ and pocket depth
4) Furcation involvement

Transformation of plaque into calculus results from
1) Local rise of degree of saturation of calcium and phosphate
2) Lowering of Ca-p precipitation constant
3) Increased alkalinity
4) All of the above

After reflection of full thickness graft, post surgical alveolar bone loss is greatest at
1. Thin facial margin
2. Thick lingual margin
3. Interproximal bone
4. No bone loss at all

Humectant in a toothpaste serves
1) As an abrasive
2) Retains moisture
3) Falvouring agent
4) Foaming agent

Not a contributing factor for ANUG
1) Pericoronal flap
2) Poor oral hygiene
3) Smoking
4) Aphthous ulcers

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MDS PREP

During activation of a scaling instrument, the facial surface of the blade and tooth surface should form an angle of 1. > 15 but < 45 2. > 30 but < 60 3. > 45 but < 90 4. > 90 but < 180

Stippling is seen on1) Marginal gingiva2) Attached gingiva3) Interdental gingiva4) None of the above

ANUG affects the 1. Attached gingiva 2. Marginal gingiva 3. Alveolar mucosa 4. Interdental papilla

The electronic probing system "Foster-miller probe" detects1) Only the pocket depth2) Only the CEJ3) CEJ and pocket depth4) Furcation involvement

Transformation of plaque into calculus results from1) Local rise of degree of saturation of calcium and phosphate2) Lowering of Ca-p precipitation constant3) Increased alkalinity4) All of the above

After reflection of full thickness graft, post surgical alveolar bone loss is greatest at 1. Thin facial margin 2. Thick lingual margin 3. Interproximal bone 4. No bone loss at all

Humectant in a toothpaste serves1) As an abrasive2) Retains moisture3) Falvouring agent4) Foaming agent

Not a contributing factor for ANUG1) Pericoronal flap2) Poor oral hygiene3) Smoking4) Aphthous ulcers

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During activation of a scaling instrument, the facial surface of the blade and tooth surface should form an angle of
1. > 15 but < 45
2. > 30 but < 60
3. > 45 but < 90
4. > 90 but < 180

Stippling is seen on
1) Marginal gingiva
2) Attached gingiva
3) Interdental gingiva
4) None of the above

ANUG affects the
1. Attached gingiva
2. Marginal gingiva
3. Alveolar mucosa
4. Interdental papilla

The electronic probing system "Foster-miller probe" detects
1) Only the pocket depth
2) Only the CEJ
3) CEJ and pocket depth
4) Furcation involvement

Transformation of plaque into calculus results from
1) Local rise of degree of saturation of calcium and phosphate
2) Lowering of Ca-p precipitation constant
3) Increased alkalinity
4) All of the above

After reflection of full thickness graft, post surgical alveolar bone loss is greatest at
1. Thin facial margin
2. Thick lingual margin
3. Interproximal bone
4. No bone loss at all

Humectant in a toothpaste serves
1) As an abrasive
2) Retains moisture
3) Falvouring agent
4) Foaming agent

Not a contributing factor for ANUG
1) Pericoronal flap
2) Poor oral hygiene
3) Smoking
4) Aphthous ulcers