The amount of closing pressure for the patient with small jaw bone size compared with one having large jaw bones will be 1. Same 2. Less 3. More 4. None of the above
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 2
By reducing the maxillary lingual cusp and mandibular buccal cusp to eliminate the deflective occlusal contacts in centric relation, the vertical dimension of occlusion will be 1) Reduced 2) Increased 3) No change in vertical dimension 4) Vertical dimension not related to occlusal correction
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 3
Stability in RPD is best given by 1) Harmonious occlusion 2) Retentive arm 3) Reciprocal arm 4) Using anatomical pontics
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 1
In complete denture setting, for better aesthetics, the maxillary anteriors are set 1. Parallel to the middle of the face profile 2. Parallel to the profile of the lower of the face 3. Skeletal profile has no role in aesthetic teeth setting 4. Parallel to the inner canthus-angle of the mouth line
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 4
The current bar clasp design used is 1) Mesio - occlusal rest 2) Disto - occlusal rest 3) Mesial or distal depending on the situation 4) Choice of the dentist
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 1
A relatively poor esthetic result is produced for patients with short or extremely mobile lips, with
1. an immediate PD
2. a swing-lock PD
3. a treatment PD
4. a transitional PD
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 2
All of the following are the border movements of the mandible in mid saggital plane except 1) Centric relation 2) Centric occlusion 3) Lateral contact position 4) Protrusive contact position
ProsthodonticsAnswer: 3
The three-fourth is contraindicated in 1) Anterior teeth with short clinical crown 2) Abraded proximal region 3) Abraded lingual region 4) All of the above
