MDS PREP

Indication of gingivectomy is
1. Oedema of gingiva
2. Infrabony pockets
3. Adequate attached gingiva
4. None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 3

Corncob appearance of bacteria is plaque is seen towards
1) Tooth surface
2) Outer surface
3) Middle of plaque
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

Which of the following is not found in commercially available toothpaste
1) Humectants
2) Sweetening agents
3) Detergents
4) Astringent

Periodontics Answer: 4

Severe alveolar bone loss, as observed in juvenile periodontitis, is associated with
1) Cyclic neutropenia
2) Lysis of neutrophils
3) Increased phagocytosis
4) Neutrophil chemotactic defects

Periodontics Answer: 4

First clinical signs of gingivitis appear in which stage
1) Initial (or) stage I
2) Early (or) stage II
3) Established (or) stage III
4) Advanced stage

Periodontics Answer: 2

Lateral displaced flap is most successful if the recession is
1) Narrow and short
2) Narrow and long
3) Short and wide
4) Wide and long

Periodontics Answer: 2

Scaling and root planing elicits
1. Cell mediated immunity
2. Antibody mediated humoral immunity
3. Non-specific immunity
4. No response

Periodontics Answer: 2

Dilantin hyperplasia is treatd with
1) Gingivectomy
2) Gingivoplasty
3) Apically repositioned flap
4) Curettage

Periodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Indication of gingivectomy is 1. Oedema of gingiva 2. Infrabony pockets 3. Adequate attached gingiva 4. None of the above

Corncob appearance of bacteria is plaque is seen towards1) Tooth surface2) Outer surface3) Middle of plaque4) All of the above

Which of the following is not found in commercially available toothpaste1) Humectants2) Sweetening agents3) Detergents4) Astringent

Severe alveolar bone loss, as observed in juvenile periodontitis, is associated with1) Cyclic neutropenia2) Lysis of neutrophils3) Increased phagocytosis4) Neutrophil chemotactic defects

First clinical signs of gingivitis appear in which stage1) Initial (or) stage I2) Early (or) stage II3) Established (or) stage III4) Advanced stage

Lateral displaced flap is most successful if the recession is1) Narrow and short2) Narrow and long3) Short and wide4) Wide and long

Scaling and root planing elicits 1. Cell mediated immunity 2. Antibody mediated humoral immunity 3. Non-specific immunity 4. No response

Dilantin hyperplasia is treatd with1) Gingivectomy2) Gingivoplasty3) Apically repositioned flap4) Curettage

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Indication of gingivectomy is
1. Oedema of gingiva
2. Infrabony pockets
3. Adequate attached gingiva
4. None of the above

Corncob appearance of bacteria is plaque is seen towards
1) Tooth surface
2) Outer surface
3) Middle of plaque
4) All of the above

Which of the following is not found in commercially available toothpaste
1) Humectants
2) Sweetening agents
3) Detergents
4) Astringent

Severe alveolar bone loss, as observed in juvenile periodontitis, is associated with
1) Cyclic neutropenia
2) Lysis of neutrophils
3) Increased phagocytosis
4) Neutrophil chemotactic defects

First clinical signs of gingivitis appear in which stage
1) Initial (or) stage I
2) Early (or) stage II
3) Established (or) stage III
4) Advanced stage

Lateral displaced flap is most successful if the recession is
1) Narrow and short
2) Narrow and long
3) Short and wide
4) Wide and long

Scaling and root planing elicits
1. Cell mediated immunity
2. Antibody mediated humoral immunity
3. Non-specific immunity
4. No response

Dilantin hyperplasia is treatd with
1) Gingivectomy
2) Gingivoplasty
3) Apically repositioned flap
4) Curettage