MDS PREP

Major disadvantage of temporary intracoronal splinting is
1) Not esthetic
2) Less rigid
3) Enhanced gingival irritation
4) Commitment to a permanent splinting

Periodontics Answer: 4

Buttressing bone formation is
1) Congenital abnormality
2) Occurs endosteally
3) Occurs periosteally
4) Due to trauma form occlusion

Periodontics Answer: 4

Which of the following flaps eliminates pocket as well as increase width of attached gingiva
1) Unrepositioned flap
2) Apical displaced flap
3) Laterally displaced flap
4) Coronally displaced flap

Periodontics Answer: 2

Vestibular extension procedure results in
1) Increase in width of keratinised attached gingiva
2) Decrease in width of keratinised attached gingiva
3) Increase in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva
4) Decrease in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva

Periodontics Answer: 3

Metronidazole used in treatment of periodontal disease is
1. Effective against gram-negative anaerobic bacteria
2. Used in the treatment of ANUG
3. Causes metallic taste of saliva
4. All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 4

Normal consistency of the gingiva is
1) Soft
2) Hard
3) Firm
4) Firm and leathery

Periodontics Answer: 3

First group of fibres to be destroyed allowing junction epithelium to migrate apically
1) Transeptal fibres
2) Dentogingival fibres
3) Oblique fibres
4) Circular fibres

Periodontics Answer: 2

In AIDS patients, occurrence of severe and acute periodontal disease is due to
1) Reduced number of T cells
2) Release of lymphokines
3) Cytotoxic reaction
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

Major disadvantage of temporary intracoronal splinting is1) Not esthetic2) Less rigid3) Enhanced gingival irritation4) Commitment to a permanent splinting

Buttressing bone formation is1) Congenital abnormality2) Occurs endosteally3) Occurs periosteally4) Due to trauma form occlusion

Which of the following flaps eliminates pocket as well as increase width of attached gingiva1) Unrepositioned flap2) Apical displaced flap3) Laterally displaced flap4) Coronally displaced flap

Vestibular extension procedure results in1) Increase in width of keratinised attached gingiva2) Decrease in width of keratinised attached gingiva3) Increase in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva4) Decrease in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva

Metronidazole used in treatment of periodontal disease is 1. Effective against gram-negative anaerobic bacteria 2. Used in the treatment of ANUG 3. Causes metallic taste of saliva 4. All of the above

Normal consistency of the gingiva is 1) Soft2) Hard3) Firm4) Firm and leathery

First group of fibres to be destroyed allowing junction epithelium to migrate apically1) Transeptal fibres2) Dentogingival fibres3) Oblique fibres4) Circular fibres

In AIDS patients, occurrence of severe and acute periodontal disease is due to1) Reduced number of T cells2) Release of lymphokines3) Cytotoxic reaction4) All of the above

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Major disadvantage of temporary intracoronal splinting is
1) Not esthetic
2) Less rigid
3) Enhanced gingival irritation
4) Commitment to a permanent splinting

Buttressing bone formation is
1) Congenital abnormality
2) Occurs endosteally
3) Occurs periosteally
4) Due to trauma form occlusion

Which of the following flaps eliminates pocket as well as increase width of attached gingiva
1) Unrepositioned flap
2) Apical displaced flap
3) Laterally displaced flap
4) Coronally displaced flap

Vestibular extension procedure results in
1) Increase in width of keratinised attached gingiva
2) Decrease in width of keratinised attached gingiva
3) Increase in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva
4) Decrease in width of non-keratinised attached gingiva

Metronidazole used in treatment of periodontal disease is
1. Effective against gram-negative anaerobic bacteria
2. Used in the treatment of ANUG
3. Causes metallic taste of saliva
4. All of the above

Normal consistency of the gingiva is
1) Soft
2) Hard
3) Firm
4) Firm and leathery

First group of fibres to be destroyed allowing junction epithelium to migrate apically
1) Transeptal fibres
2) Dentogingival fibres
3) Oblique fibres
4) Circular fibres

In AIDS patients, occurrence of severe and acute periodontal disease is due to
1) Reduced number of T cells
2) Release of lymphokines
3) Cytotoxic reaction
4) All of the above