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NEETMDS- Dental Anatomy mcq
MDS PREP
The oral mucosa covering the base of the alveolar bone

1. is normally non-keratinized but can become keratinized in response to


physiological stimulation


2. is closely bound to underlying muscle and bone


3. does not contain elastic fibers


4. merges with the keratinized gingiva at the mucogingival junction

Dental Anatomy Answer: 4

Mandibular premolars differ from maxillary premolars in that, mandibular premolars have all of the following characteristics, except
1. have crowns much more rounded and lingual cusp not so strongly developed.
2. have roots much less flattened mesiodistally and seldom bifurcated
3. they are wider mesiodistally
4. have crowns tilted to the lingual in relation to the long axis of the root
Dental Anatomy Answer: 3

Which of the following is true regarding maxillary molars?
1. Curve inward more sharply from the medial plane on the buccal than do the mandibular molars
2. By their arrangement and design allow room for the powerful masseter muscle.
3. Are set somewhat lingual to the premolars
4. Show a convergence of their buccal surfaces mesially
Dental Anatomy Answer: 2

Which of the following are the tissues immediately adjacent to the periodontal ligament?
1. Dentin and lamina dura
2. Cementum and alveolar bone
3. Gingiva and alveolar plate
4. Bundle bone and intermediate plexus
Dental Anatomy Answer: 2

How many pulp horns are usually present in a  typical primary mandibular first molar?
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
Dental Anatomy Answer: 4

 Which of the following newly erupted teeth is
MOST likely to exhibit only one pulp horn?
1. #31
2. #28
3. #19
4. #15
Dental Anatomy Answer: 2

The period of mixed dentition exist
1. before 6 years of age
2. before the eruption of the permanent incisors
3. when the third molars erupt
4. after the age of 12 years
Dental Anatomy Answer: 2

The third molars are usually expected to erupt at
1. 8 - l2 years
2. 17-25 years
3. l6 years
4. 12 - l5 years
Dental Anatomy Answer: 2

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