MDS PREP

All of the following clasp components contribute to its stability in varying degrees, except the
1. reciprocal arm
2. retentive clasp arm
3. body
4. retentive clasp terminal

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

Porcelain denture teeth
1. Have a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than acrylic teeth
2. Have a lower abrasion resistance than enamel
3. Should be used where the interalveolar clearance is small
4. Have a higher abrasion resistance than gold

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

When an acrylic complete denture opposes natural dentition, the type of posterior teeth you would like to select
1. All acrylic
2. All porcelain
3. Acrylic with gold covering
4. Porcelain with gold covering

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

Beyron point is located at
1) 13 mm anterior to posterior margin of tragus on a line from center of tragus to outer canthus
2) 10 mm anterior to posterior margin of tragus on a line from center of tragus to outer canthus
3) 13 mm anterior to tragus on a line from base of tragus to outer canthus
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Relining is done to
1) Correct base-tissue relationship
2) Correct occlusion
3) Provide retention
4) Following denture failure due to porosity

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

In complete denture teeth setting, to achieve a fully balanced occlusion
1. The posterior teeth should be 0 degree cuspal inclination
2. Cuspal inclination does not play a part
3. The most ideal is 33 degrees cuspal inclination
4. 45 degrees cuspal inclination is a must

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

A patient wearing new complete dentures complains of soreness. The first thing you would like to do
1. Determine the area of soreness and cause
2. Relieve the area of soreness and discharge the patient
3. Provide temporary occlusal relief
4. Relining or rebasing the complete denture

MDS PREP

All of the following clasp components contribute to its stability in varying degrees, except the
1. reciprocal arm
2. retentive clasp arm
3. body
4. retentive clasp terminal

Porcelain denture teeth
1. Have a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than acrylic teeth
2. Have a lower abrasion resistance than enamel
3. Should be used where the interalveolar clearance is small
4. Have a higher abrasion resistance than gold

When an acrylic complete denture opposes natural dentition, the type of posterior teeth you would like to select
1. All acrylic
2. All porcelain
3. Acrylic with gold covering
4. Porcelain with gold covering

Relining is done to
1) Correct base-tissue relationship
2) Correct occlusion
3) Provide retention
4) Following denture failure due to porosity

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

In complete denture teeth setting, to achieve a fully balanced occlusion
1. The posterior teeth should be 0 degree cuspal inclination
2. Cuspal inclination does not play a part
3. The most ideal is 33 degrees cuspal inclination
4. 45 degrees cuspal inclination is a must

A patient wearing new complete dentures complains of soreness. The first thing you would like to do
1. Determine the area of soreness and cause
2. Relieve the area of soreness and discharge the patient
3. Provide temporary occlusal relief
4. Relining or rebasing the complete denture

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MDS PREP

All of the following clasp components contribute to its stability in varying degrees, except the 1. reciprocal arm 2. retentive clasp arm 3. body 4. retentive clasp terminal

Porcelain denture teeth 1. Have a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than acrylic teeth2. Have a lower abrasion resistance than enamel3. Should be used where the interalveolar clearance is small4. Have a higher abrasion resistance than gold

When an acrylic complete denture opposes natural dentition, the type of posterior teeth you would like to select 1. All acrylic 2. All porcelain 3. Acrylic with gold covering 4. Porcelain with gold covering

Relining is done to1) Correct base-tissue relationship2) Correct occlusion3) Provide retention4) Following denture failure due to porosity

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth? 1. In the gingival one-third 2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds 3. In the occlusal one-third 4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

In complete denture teeth setting, to achieve a fully balanced occlusion 1. The posterior teeth should be 0 degree cuspal inclination 2. Cuspal inclination does not play a part 3. The most ideal is 33 degrees cuspal inclination 4. 45 degrees cuspal inclination is a must

A patient wearing new complete dentures complains of soreness. The first thing you would like to do 1. Determine the area of soreness and cause 2. Relieve the area of soreness and discharge the patient 3. Provide temporary occlusal relief 4. Relining or rebasing the complete denture

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All of the following clasp components contribute to its stability in varying degrees, except the
1. reciprocal arm
2. retentive clasp arm
3. body
4. retentive clasp terminal

Porcelain denture teeth
1. Have a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than acrylic teeth
2. Have a lower abrasion resistance than enamel
3. Should be used where the interalveolar clearance is small
4. Have a higher abrasion resistance than gold

When an acrylic complete denture opposes natural dentition, the type of posterior teeth you would like to select
1. All acrylic
2. All porcelain
3. Acrylic with gold covering
4. Porcelain with gold covering

Relining is done to
1) Correct base-tissue relationship
2) Correct occlusion
3) Provide retention
4) Following denture failure due to porosity

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

In complete denture teeth setting, to achieve a fully balanced occlusion
1. The posterior teeth should be 0 degree cuspal inclination
2. Cuspal inclination does not play a part
3. The most ideal is 33 degrees cuspal inclination
4. 45 degrees cuspal inclination is a must

A patient wearing new complete dentures complains of soreness. The first thing you would like to do
1. Determine the area of soreness and cause
2. Relieve the area of soreness and discharge the patient
3. Provide temporary occlusal relief
4. Relining or rebasing the complete denture