MDS PREP

Considering the growth of the face in all three planes, growth ceases last in which direction
1) Anteroposterior
2) Sagittal
3) Transverse
4) Vertical

Orthodontics Answer: 4

Basal bone differs from alveolar bone in
1) Function
2) Staining properties
3) Osteocyte metabolism
4) All of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 1

"Torque" in orthodontics refers to
1) The change in mesiodistal inclination of teeth
2) The change in labiolingual inclination of teeth
3) The rotation of teeth
4) None of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Lag phase of tooth movement is due to time taken for
1) Formation of new bone
2) Resorption of bone
3) Removal of hyalinised tissue
4) Gingival fibres to adjust

Orthodontics Answer: 3

"Sunday" (sundae) bite is
1) Closed complete overbite
2) Reverse overbite seen in class III
3) Bite acheived by patient by bringing his mandible forward in Class II Div I
4) None of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 3

A submucous cleft is best demonstrated by
1) Occlusal laminographs
2) Cephalograph laminographs
3) Ultraviolet fiberoptics
4) Palpation

Orthodontics Answer: 4

If a child stayed for first month of his postnatal life in fluoridinated area, portion of first molar which shows deposition of fluoride
1) Cervical enamel
2) Deep layer of enamel and outer layer of dentin
3) Outer layer of enamel and deep layer of dentin
4) None of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Serial extraction are indicated in patients who have
1) Class II molar relation
2) Excessive overbite
3) Class I molar relation
4) Class III molar relation

Orthodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Considering the growth of the face in all three planes, growth ceases last in which direction1) Anteroposterior2) Sagittal3) Transverse4) Vertical

Basal bone differs from alveolar bone in1) Function2) Staining properties3) Osteocyte metabolism4) All of the above

"Torque" in orthodontics refers to1) The change in mesiodistal inclination of teeth2) The change in labiolingual inclination of teeth3) The rotation of teeth4) None of the above

Lag phase of tooth movement is due to time taken for1) Formation of new bone2) Resorption of bone3) Removal of hyalinised tissue4) Gingival fibres to adjust

"Sunday" (sundae) bite is1) Closed complete overbite2) Reverse overbite seen in class III3) Bite acheived by patient by bringing his mandible forward in Class II Div I4) None of the above

A submucous cleft is best demonstrated by1) Occlusal laminographs2) Cephalograph laminographs3) Ultraviolet fiberoptics4) Palpation

If a child stayed for first month of his postnatal life in fluoridinated area, portion of first molar which shows deposition of fluoride1) Cervical enamel2) Deep layer of enamel and outer layer of dentin3) Outer layer of enamel and deep layer of dentin4) None of the above

Serial extraction are indicated in patients who have1) Class II molar relation2) Excessive overbite3) Class I molar relation4) Class III molar relation

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Considering the growth of the face in all three planes, growth ceases last in which direction
1) Anteroposterior
2) Sagittal
3) Transverse
4) Vertical

Basal bone differs from alveolar bone in
1) Function
2) Staining properties
3) Osteocyte metabolism
4) All of the above

"Torque" in orthodontics refers to
1) The change in mesiodistal inclination of teeth
2) The change in labiolingual inclination of teeth
3) The rotation of teeth
4) None of the above

Lag phase of tooth movement is due to time taken for
1) Formation of new bone
2) Resorption of bone
3) Removal of hyalinised tissue
4) Gingival fibres to adjust

"Sunday" (sundae) bite is
1) Closed complete overbite
2) Reverse overbite seen in class III
3) Bite acheived by patient by bringing his mandible forward in Class II Div I
4) None of the above

A submucous cleft is best demonstrated by
1) Occlusal laminographs
2) Cephalograph laminographs
3) Ultraviolet fiberoptics
4) Palpation

If a child stayed for first month of his postnatal life in fluoridinated area, portion of first molar which shows deposition of fluoride
1) Cervical enamel
2) Deep layer of enamel and outer layer of dentin
3) Outer layer of enamel and deep layer of dentin
4) None of the above

Serial extraction are indicated in patients who have
1) Class II molar relation
2) Excessive overbite
3) Class I molar relation
4) Class III molar relation