MDS PREP

A good clasp design for a distal extension RPD is better provided by
1) Using stress breakers on the abutment tooth
2) Long abutment teeth with healthy alveolar bone support
3) Short abutment tooth with healthy alveolar bone support
4) Clasps made of wrought wire only

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

The distal palatal termination of the complete denture is dictated by the
1) Tuberosity
2) Vibrating line
3) Fovea palatine
4) Maxillary tori

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Hinge axsi face bow records
1. Opening and closing axis of the mandible
2. Relationship of the mandible to the maxilla
3. Vertical dimension of occlusion
4. Centric relation of occlusion

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

When a non-rigid connector is used, the path of insertion of the female (keyway) part into the key should be parallel to
1) The path of insertion of retainer not involved with the keyway
2) The path of insertion of both the mesial and distal retainers
3) The path of insertion of retainer involved in the keyway
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Flabby tissues found in the anterior region under the complete dentures results from
1) Absence of contacts in centric relation
2) Presence of the anterior contacts in centric relation
3) Protrusive contacts of the anterior tooth
4) Increased freeway space

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Lingual bar is used in conditions where
1) Lingual sulcus is deep
2) Lingual sulcus is shallow
3) When splinting of adjacent teeth is required
4) When abutment teeth have poor bony support

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

In examining the edentulous mouth of an aged patient wearing complete maxillary denture against lower mandibular anterior teeth, the dentist will see
1) Cystic degeneration of the foramina of the anterior palatine nerve
2) Loss of osseous structure in the anterior maxilla
3) Flabby tissue in the posterior region
4) Decreased interocclusal distance

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

In lateral excursion cuspid rise is the choice over group function in the following
1) Alveolar bone loss around premolar and molar
2) Mobility of canines and molars
3) If balancing side contacts are desired
4) All of the above

MDS PREP

A good clasp design for a distal extension RPD is better provided by
1) Using stress breakers on the abutment tooth
2) Long abutment teeth with healthy alveolar bone support
3) Short abutment tooth with healthy alveolar bone support
4) Clasps made of wrought wire only

The distal palatal termination of the complete denture is dictated by the
1) Tuberosity
2) Vibrating line
3) Fovea palatine
4) Maxillary tori

Hinge axsi face bow records
1. Opening and closing axis of the mandible
2. Relationship of the mandible to the maxilla
3. Vertical dimension of occlusion
4. Centric relation of occlusion

Flabby tissues found in the anterior region under the complete dentures results from
1) Absence of contacts in centric relation
2) Presence of the anterior contacts in centric relation
3) Protrusive contacts of the anterior tooth
4) Increased freeway space

Lingual bar is used in conditions where
1) Lingual sulcus is deep
2) Lingual sulcus is shallow
3) When splinting of adjacent teeth is required
4) When abutment teeth have poor bony support

In lateral excursion cuspid rise is the choice over group function in the following
1) Alveolar bone loss around premolar and molar
2) Mobility of canines and molars
3) If balancing side contacts are desired
4) All of the above

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MDS PREP

A good clasp design for a distal extension RPD is better provided by1) Using stress breakers on the abutment tooth2) Long abutment teeth with healthy alveolar bone support3) Short abutment tooth with healthy alveolar bone support4) Clasps made of wrought wire only

The distal palatal termination of the complete denture is dictated by the1) Tuberosity2) Vibrating line3) Fovea palatine4) Maxillary tori

Hinge axsi face bow records 1. Opening and closing axis of the mandible 2. Relationship of the mandible to the maxilla 3. Vertical dimension of occlusion 4. Centric relation of occlusion

Flabby tissues found in the anterior region under the complete dentures results from1) Absence of contacts in centric relation2) Presence of the anterior contacts in centric relation3) Protrusive contacts of the anterior tooth4) Increased freeway space

Lingual bar is used in conditions where1) Lingual sulcus is deep2) Lingual sulcus is shallow3) When splinting of adjacent teeth is required4) When abutment teeth have poor bony support

In lateral excursion cuspid rise is the choice over group function in the following1) Alveolar bone loss around premolar and molar2) Mobility of canines and molars3) If balancing side contacts are desired4) All of the above

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A good clasp design for a distal extension RPD is better provided by
1) Using stress breakers on the abutment tooth
2) Long abutment teeth with healthy alveolar bone support
3) Short abutment tooth with healthy alveolar bone support
4) Clasps made of wrought wire only

The distal palatal termination of the complete denture is dictated by the
1) Tuberosity
2) Vibrating line
3) Fovea palatine
4) Maxillary tori

Hinge axsi face bow records
1. Opening and closing axis of the mandible
2. Relationship of the mandible to the maxilla
3. Vertical dimension of occlusion
4. Centric relation of occlusion

Flabby tissues found in the anterior region under the complete dentures results from
1) Absence of contacts in centric relation
2) Presence of the anterior contacts in centric relation
3) Protrusive contacts of the anterior tooth
4) Increased freeway space

Lingual bar is used in conditions where
1) Lingual sulcus is deep
2) Lingual sulcus is shallow
3) When splinting of adjacent teeth is required
4) When abutment teeth have poor bony support

In lateral excursion cuspid rise is the choice over group function in the following
1) Alveolar bone loss around premolar and molar
2) Mobility of canines and molars
3) If balancing side contacts are desired
4) All of the above