MDS PREP

An articulator is
1) Lab analouge of TMJ which simulates the jaw movements and the relations
2) Is a means for arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) To be used for fixed partical denture construction only
4) Simulates only masticatory movements

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

If palatel seal is placed too deep, it may result in
1) Improper phonetics
2) Gagging sensation
3) Improper seating of the denture
4) Retention increases with depth

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

A patient who has a fixed bridge inserted three days back complains of sensitivity to cold and hot but not to sweets. The reason may be
1) Gingival recession
2) Deflective occlusal contacts
3) Improper seating of the bridge
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

The pontic that should be used in the posterior mandibular area is described by the term
1) Marble contact
2) Modified saddle
3) Saddle
4) Sanitary

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

When teeth are properly set, the lower lip when pronouncing "F" as in word fifty
1) Should tightly contact with the upper lip
2) Should contact lightly with the incisal edges of the upper centrals
3) Should touch the palate posterior to the incisors
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Knoop hardness of the enamel is
1) 68
2) 110
3) 343
4) 450

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

A reverse 3/4th crown is indicated some times on lower molars
1) Because facial surface is more retentive than the lingual surface
2) Axial inclination of the tooth dictates more tooth reductio
3) Because reverse 3/4th is more aesthetic than a conventional 3/4th crown
4) Because it is easy to prepare

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following provides the greatest retention for an onlay?
1. The proximal contacts
2. The intracoronal portion
3. The cementing medium
4. The mesial cusp slopes

MDS PREP

An articulator is
1) Lab analouge of TMJ which simulates the jaw movements and the relations
2) Is a means for arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) To be used for fixed partical denture construction only
4) Simulates only masticatory movements

If palatel seal is placed too deep, it may result in
1) Improper phonetics
2) Gagging sensation
3) Improper seating of the denture
4) Retention increases with depth

A patient who has a fixed bridge inserted three days back complains of sensitivity to cold and hot but not to sweets. The reason may be
1) Gingival recession
2) Deflective occlusal contacts
3) Improper seating of the bridge
4) All of the above

The pontic that should be used in the posterior mandibular area is described by the term
1) Marble contact
2) Modified saddle
3) Saddle
4) Sanitary

When teeth are properly set, the lower lip when pronouncing "F" as in word fifty
1) Should tightly contact with the upper lip
2) Should contact lightly with the incisal edges of the upper centrals
3) Should touch the palate posterior to the incisors
4) None of the above

Knoop hardness of the enamel is
1) 68
2) 110
3) 343
4) 450

Which of the following provides the greatest retention for an onlay?
1. The proximal contacts
2. The intracoronal portion
3. The cementing medium
4. The mesial cusp slopes

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MDS PREP

An articulator is1) Lab analouge of TMJ which simulates the jaw movements and the relations2) Is a means for arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion3) To be used for fixed partical denture construction only4) Simulates only masticatory movements

If palatel seal is placed too deep, it may result in1) Improper phonetics2) Gagging sensation3) Improper seating of the denture4) Retention increases with depth

A patient who has a fixed bridge inserted three days back complains of sensitivity to cold and hot but not to sweets. The reason may be1) Gingival recession2) Deflective occlusal contacts3) Improper seating of the bridge4) All of the above

The pontic that should be used in the posterior mandibular area is described by the term1) Marble contact2) Modified saddle3) Saddle 4) Sanitary

When teeth are properly set, the lower lip when pronouncing "F" as in word fifty1) Should tightly contact with the upper lip2) Should contact lightly with the incisal edges of the upper centrals3) Should touch the palate posterior to the incisors4) None of the above

Knoop hardness of the enamel is1) 682) 1103) 3434) 450

A reverse 3/4th crown is indicated some times on lower molars1) Because facial surface is more retentive than the lingual surface2) Axial inclination of the tooth dictates more tooth reductio3) Because reverse 3/4th is more aesthetic than a conventional 3/4th crown4) Because it is easy to prepare

Which of the following provides the greatest retention for an onlay? 1. The proximal contacts 2. The intracoronal portion 3. The cementing medium 4. The mesial cusp slopes

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An articulator is
1) Lab analouge of TMJ which simulates the jaw movements and the relations
2) Is a means for arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) To be used for fixed partical denture construction only
4) Simulates only masticatory movements

If palatel seal is placed too deep, it may result in
1) Improper phonetics
2) Gagging sensation
3) Improper seating of the denture
4) Retention increases with depth

A patient who has a fixed bridge inserted three days back complains of sensitivity to cold and hot but not to sweets. The reason may be
1) Gingival recession
2) Deflective occlusal contacts
3) Improper seating of the bridge
4) All of the above

The pontic that should be used in the posterior mandibular area is described by the term
1) Marble contact
2) Modified saddle
3) Saddle
4) Sanitary

When teeth are properly set, the lower lip when pronouncing "F" as in word fifty
1) Should tightly contact with the upper lip
2) Should contact lightly with the incisal edges of the upper centrals
3) Should touch the palate posterior to the incisors
4) None of the above

Knoop hardness of the enamel is
1) 68
2) 110
3) 343
4) 450

Which of the following provides the greatest retention for an onlay?
1. The proximal contacts
2. The intracoronal portion
3. The cementing medium
4. The mesial cusp slopes