MDS PREP

Mobile teeth without secondary traumatic occlusion should be
1) Splinted always
2) Never be splinted
3) Never splinted, but occlusal correction can be done
4) Both splinting and occlusal correction done

Periodontics Answer: 3

To maintain adaptation when instrumenting the line angle region of tooth, dentist should
1) Use only vertical stroke direction
2) Roll the instrument handle between the fingers of the grasp
3) Place the shank perpendicular to tooth surface
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 2

Inadequate plaque control by a patient is due to improper
1) Recall visits
2) Training
3) Education
4) Motivation

Periodontics Answer: 4

All of the following are protective agents in periodontal disease except
1) S. sanguis
2) C. ochracea
3) V. provella
4) B. oralis

Periodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following can be described as coatings of non-developmental origin
1) Dental cuticle
2) Reduced enamel epithelium
3) Corononal cementum
4) Dental plaque

Periodontics Answer: 4

Proximal surface calculus is removed by
1) Push motion with scales
2) Push motion with chisel
3) Pull motion with file
4) Pull motion with scales

Periodontics Answer: 2

Common clinical sign of occlusal trauma
1) Tooth mobility
2) Fractures of cusps
3) Resorption of alveolar ridge
4) Widening of PD ligament

Periodontics Answer: 1

Eulanin fibres are found in
1) Gingiva
2) Cementum
3) Alveolar bone
4) Periodontal ligament

Periodontics Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

Mobile teeth without secondary traumatic occlusion should be1) Splinted always2) Never be splinted3) Never splinted, but occlusal correction can be done4) Both splinting and occlusal correction done

To maintain adaptation when instrumenting the line angle region of tooth, dentist should1) Use only vertical stroke direction2) Roll the instrument handle between the fingers of the grasp3) Place the shank perpendicular to tooth surface4) All of the above

Inadequate plaque control by a patient is due to improper1) Recall visits2) Training3) Education4) Motivation

All of the following are protective agents in periodontal disease except1) S. sanguis2) C. ochracea3) V. provella4) B. oralis

Which of the following can be described as coatings of non-developmental origin1) Dental cuticle2) Reduced enamel epithelium3) Corononal cementum4) Dental plaque

Proximal surface calculus is removed by1) Push motion with scales2) Push motion with chisel3) Pull motion with file4) Pull motion with scales

Common clinical sign of occlusal trauma1) Tooth mobility2) Fractures of cusps3) Resorption of alveolar ridge4) Widening of PD ligament

Eulanin fibres are found in1) Gingiva2) Cementum3) Alveolar bone4) Periodontal ligament

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Mobile teeth without secondary traumatic occlusion should be
1) Splinted always
2) Never be splinted
3) Never splinted, but occlusal correction can be done
4) Both splinting and occlusal correction done

To maintain adaptation when instrumenting the line angle region of tooth, dentist should
1) Use only vertical stroke direction
2) Roll the instrument handle between the fingers of the grasp
3) Place the shank perpendicular to tooth surface
4) All of the above

Inadequate plaque control by a patient is due to improper
1) Recall visits
2) Training
3) Education
4) Motivation

All of the following are protective agents in periodontal disease except
1) S. sanguis
2) C. ochracea
3) V. provella
4) B. oralis

Which of the following can be described as coatings of non-developmental origin
1) Dental cuticle
2) Reduced enamel epithelium
3) Corononal cementum
4) Dental plaque

Proximal surface calculus is removed by
1) Push motion with scales
2) Push motion with chisel
3) Pull motion with file
4) Pull motion with scales

Common clinical sign of occlusal trauma
1) Tooth mobility
2) Fractures of cusps
3) Resorption of alveolar ridge
4) Widening of PD ligament

Eulanin fibres are found in
1) Gingiva
2) Cementum
3) Alveolar bone
4) Periodontal ligament