The major concern of RPD associated with a diabetic patient is 1) Selection of artificial teeth 2) Unfavourable response of supporting tissue 3) Problems in impression procedures 4) Nothing of special concern in diabetic patients
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 2
Proper lip support for complete denture is provided primarily by 1) Convex surface of labial flange 2) Facial surface of teeth and simulated gingival 3) Thickness of border in the vestibule 4) Fetooned carvings on facial surface
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 2
Most common complaint of the patient with a thick palatal bar in a RPD is 1) Distortion under occlusal stress 2) Poor dissipation of force due to rigidity 3) Difficulty in pressing the food backward and swallowing 4) Loss of taste sensation
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 3
The size of wire used to reinforce porcelain bridges is 1) 10 gauge 2) 12 gauge 3) 14 gauge 4) 6 gauge
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 3
Relining or rebasing of complete denture is required because 1) Denture base material abrades 2) Ridge resorption is a continuous phenomenon 3) It prolongs the useful life of the denture 4) All of the above
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 4
Mandibular first molar is missing. Maxillary first molar is extruding 1mm into the edentulous space. You want to replace lower molar by a fixed bridge. Procedure is 1) Extract the maxillary molars and replace both the upper and lower by fixed bridge 2) Restore the maxillary molar to normal occlusal plane before lower bridge is placed 3) Trim the upper molars to normal plane on the cast and adjustments are made after bridge is placed 4) None of the above
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 3
Tissue reaction that is common due to overextension of labial flanges of the complete denture 1. Epulis granuloma 2. Epulis fissuratum 3. Papillary hyperplasia 4. Pyogenic granuloma
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 2
The abutment which support pontics both mesially and distally is called as 1) Lever abutment 2) Cantilever abutment 3) Pier abutment 4) Solo abutment
