The Masserann Kit technique for removing solid objects 1) Is very short procedure 2) Is more successful in posterior teeth than in anterior ones 3) Requires frequent radiographic monitoring 4) Is better than the ultrasonic technique
EndodonticsAnswer: 1
The most common consequence of bleaching vital teeth 1. Discolouration 2. Cervicalresorption 3. Apical periodontitis 4. Root resorption
EndodonticsAnswer: 3
Most of the failures of replanted tooth are due to 1. Replacement resorption 2. Inflammatory resorption 3. External resorption 4. Internal resorption
EndodonticsAnswer: 3
From an endodontist point of view, maxillary first and second premolars 1) Have same number of roots and canals 2) Have similar crown and root form 3) May vary in root form & canals 4) All of the above
EndodonticsAnswer: 3
Laser Doppler flowmetry is used 1) To determine root length 2) To determine amount of gingival fluid 3) To check vitality 4) None of the above
EndodonticsAnswer: 3
A patient with a carious lesion complains of unevoked pain. Tooth is not sensitive to percussion. Increased respones to both extremes of temp. were noted which stimulates lasting pain. The most probable diagnosis is 1) Reversible pulpitis 2) Irreversible pulpits 3) Vertical fracture of root 4) Acute periapical abscess
All are true about electric pulp test (EPT) except 1) Disintegrated pulp can show normal response 2) Pulp is more sensitive than gingiva 3) Shows it responds by nerve fibres 4) Alternating current is best method to ellicit pulp vitality by electric pulp test
