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A boy 10-years-old, fractured his central incisor 1.5 year back. The pulp test is negative. What is the treatment
1) Debridement of pulp space and apexification
2) RCT
3) Debridement and pulpotomy
4) Observe, no treatment

Pedodontics Answer: 1

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is
1) 2 mm
2) 4 mm
3) 6 mm
4) 8 mm

Pedodontics Answer: 2

According to Frankel behavioural rating scale, a negative child is the one
1) Who shows reluctance to accept treatment with some evidence of negative attitude
2) Who accepts treatment but at times cautiously
3) Cries forcefully but accepts treatment
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

There is a real relationship between the incidence of fractured anterior teeth and the
1) Caries in those teeth
2) Hardness of the enamel
3) Hardness of the dentin
4) Protrusion of those teeth

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Pulp extirpation in primary teeth is difficult because
1) Sensitivity of primary teeth
2) Lack of patient cooperation
3) Tortorous anatomy and branching of canals
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Contusion usually results from
1) Cut injury
2) Crush injury
3) Blunt trauma
4) Penetrating injury

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Aphthous ulcer should be treated by
1) Tetracycline therapy
2) Pencilline therapy
3) Mycostatin application
4) Palliation and patience

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to
1) Pulp hyperaemia
2) Pulp necrosis
3) Pulp chamber calcification
4) Internal resorption

Pedodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

A boy 10-years-old, fractured his central incisor 1.5 year back. The pulp test is negative. What is the treatment1) Debridement of pulp space and apexification2) RCT3) Debridement and pulpotomy4) Observe, no treatment

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is1) 2 mm2) 4 mm3) 6 mm4) 8 mm

According to Frankel behavioural rating scale, a negative child is the one1) Who shows reluctance to accept treatment with some evidence of negative attitude2) Who accepts treatment but at times cautiously3) Cries forcefully but accepts treatment4) None of the above

There is a real relationship between the incidence of fractured anterior teeth and the1) Caries in those teeth2) Hardness of the enamel3) Hardness of the dentin4) Protrusion of those teeth

Pulp extirpation in primary teeth is difficult because1) Sensitivity of primary teeth2) Lack of patient cooperation3) Tortorous anatomy and branching of canals4) None of the above

Contusion usually results from1) Cut injury2) Crush injury3) Blunt trauma4) Penetrating injury

Aphthous ulcer should be treated by1) Tetracycline therapy2) Pencilline therapy3) Mycostatin application4) Palliation and patience

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to1) Pulp hyperaemia2) Pulp necrosis3) Pulp chamber calcification4) Internal resorption

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A boy 10-years-old, fractured his central incisor 1.5 year back. The pulp test is negative. What is the treatment
1) Debridement of pulp space and apexification
2) RCT
3) Debridement and pulpotomy
4) Observe, no treatment

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is
1) 2 mm
2) 4 mm
3) 6 mm
4) 8 mm

According to Frankel behavioural rating scale, a negative child is the one
1) Who shows reluctance to accept treatment with some evidence of negative attitude
2) Who accepts treatment but at times cautiously
3) Cries forcefully but accepts treatment
4) None of the above

There is a real relationship between the incidence of fractured anterior teeth and the
1) Caries in those teeth
2) Hardness of the enamel
3) Hardness of the dentin
4) Protrusion of those teeth

Pulp extirpation in primary teeth is difficult because
1) Sensitivity of primary teeth
2) Lack of patient cooperation
3) Tortorous anatomy and branching of canals
4) None of the above

Contusion usually results from
1) Cut injury
2) Crush injury
3) Blunt trauma
4) Penetrating injury

Aphthous ulcer should be treated by
1) Tetracycline therapy
2) Pencilline therapy
3) Mycostatin application
4) Palliation and patience

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to
1) Pulp hyperaemia
2) Pulp necrosis
3) Pulp chamber calcification
4) Internal resorption