MDS PREP

Ideal thickness of graft should be
1) 1.0 to 1.5 mm
2) 0.25 to 0.5 mm
3) 0.5 to 1 mm
4) 2-3 mm

Periodontics Answer: 1

Acute consequence of improper flossing method
1) Laceration of the papilla
2) Erosion of tooth surface
3) Abrasion of tooth surface
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth
1) Chlorine
2) Iodine
3) Phenol
4) Cresols

Periodontics Answer: 2

For interproximal areas of disastemata or for wide interdental spaces to properly adopt the interproximal papilla against the bone, the recommended technique to suturing method is
1) Interdental ligation
2) Horizontal mattress suture
3) Continuous, independent sling suture
4) Closed anchor suture

Periodontics Answer: 2

Pocket depth of 6 mm means
1) Width of attached gingiva is 6 mm
2) Width of free gingiva is 6 mm
3) Distance between gingival margin and base of sulcus
4) There is loss of epethelial attachment by 6 mm

Periodontics Answer: 3

Which of the following is a common osseous lesion in periodontitis
1) Exostosis
2) Crater
3) Buttressing bone
4) Hemiseptum

Periodontics Answer: 2

Orogranulocytes are
1) Granulocytes present in the gingival connective tissue
2) Mast cells present in the GCF
3) PMNs reaching oral cavity through subepithelium
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 3

Which of the following is a must when performing subgingival curettage?
1. Administration of block anesthesia
2. Removal of the pocket epithelium
3. Placement of an astringent pack after surgery
4. Removal of the cementoenamel junction

Periodontics Answer: 2

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MDS PREP

Ideal thickness of graft should be1) 1.0 to 1.5 mm2) 0.25 to 0.5 mm3) 0.5 to 1 mm4) 2-3 mm

Acute consequence of improper flossing method1) Laceration of the papilla2) Erosion of tooth surface3) Abrasion of tooth surface4) All of the above

This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth1) Chlorine2) Iodine3) Phenol4) Cresols

For interproximal areas of disastemata or for wide interdental spaces to properly adopt the interproximal papilla against the bone, the recommended technique to suturing method is1) Interdental ligation2) Horizontal mattress suture3) Continuous, independent sling suture4) Closed anchor suture

Pocket depth of 6 mm means1) Width of attached gingiva is 6 mm2) Width of free gingiva is 6 mm3) Distance between gingival margin and base of sulcus4) There is loss of epethelial attachment by 6 mm

Which of the following is a common osseous lesion in periodontitis1) Exostosis2) Crater3) Buttressing bone4) Hemiseptum

Orogranulocytes are1) Granulocytes present in the gingival connective tissue2) Mast cells present in the GCF3) PMNs reaching oral cavity through subepithelium4) All of the above

Which of the following is a must when performing subgingival curettage? 1. Administration of block anesthesia 2. Removal of the pocket epithelium 3. Placement of an astringent pack after surgery 4. Removal of the cementoenamel junction

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Ideal thickness of graft should be
1) 1.0 to 1.5 mm
2) 0.25 to 0.5 mm
3) 0.5 to 1 mm
4) 2-3 mm

Acute consequence of improper flossing method
1) Laceration of the papilla
2) Erosion of tooth surface
3) Abrasion of tooth surface
4) All of the above

This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth
1) Chlorine
2) Iodine
3) Phenol
4) Cresols

For interproximal areas of disastemata or for wide interdental spaces to properly adopt the interproximal papilla against the bone, the recommended technique to suturing method is
1) Interdental ligation
2) Horizontal mattress suture
3) Continuous, independent sling suture
4) Closed anchor suture

Pocket depth of 6 mm means
1) Width of attached gingiva is 6 mm
2) Width of free gingiva is 6 mm
3) Distance between gingival margin and base of sulcus
4) There is loss of epethelial attachment by 6 mm

Which of the following is a common osseous lesion in periodontitis
1) Exostosis
2) Crater
3) Buttressing bone
4) Hemiseptum

Orogranulocytes are
1) Granulocytes present in the gingival connective tissue
2) Mast cells present in the GCF
3) PMNs reaching oral cavity through subepithelium
4) All of the above

Which of the following is a must when performing subgingival curettage?
1. Administration of block anesthesia
2. Removal of the pocket epithelium
3. Placement of an astringent pack after surgery
4. Removal of the cementoenamel junction