MDS PREP

When adjusting articulator for condylar guidance, the position of the inisal guide pin on articulator
1) Raised out
2) Contacts the incisal guiding table
3) The position of the guiding pin is not important
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Perleche associated with cheilosis results from
1) Decreased vertical dimension of occlusion
2) Riboflavin deficiency
3) Candida infection
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

In making a final impression for a complete denture, the most important area of the impression is
1) Ridge area of maxilla and buccal shelf of mandible
2) Lingual border area of mandible
3) Junction of hard and soft palate of maxilla and distolingual area of mandible
4) Mid palatel area of maxilla and ridge of the mandible

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

A palatal strap compared to a palatal bar
1) Occupies less space
2) More rigid with less bulk
3) Less rigid and less bulky
4) Interferes more with tongue function

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided
1) By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions
2) By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge
3) By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Epulis fissuratum and papillary hyperplasia seen in complete denture wearing patients is due to
1) Overextension of the labial flange and improper relief of the maxillary denture
2) Improper relief of maxillary denture and overextension of the labial flange
3) Improper relief of the maxillary denture and the absence of anterior contacts in centric relation
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Tissue reaction that is common due to overextension of labial flanges of the complete denture
1) Epulis granuloma
2) Epulis fissuratum
3) Papillary hyperplasia
4) Pyogenic granuloma

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Indirect retainers in RPD are placed
1) In line with the direct retainers and close to the direct retainer
2) Are not necessary if direct retainers are given
3) Opposite side of the fulcrum line of the denture base and away from the direct retainer
4) None of the above

MDS PREP

When adjusting articulator for condylar guidance, the position of the inisal guide pin on articulator
1) Raised out
2) Contacts the incisal guiding table
3) The position of the guiding pin is not important
4) All of the above

Perleche associated with cheilosis results from
1) Decreased vertical dimension of occlusion
2) Riboflavin deficiency
3) Candida infection
4) All of the above

A palatal strap compared to a palatal bar
1) Occupies less space
2) More rigid with less bulk
3) Less rigid and less bulky
4) Interferes more with tongue function

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided
1) By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions
2) By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge
3) By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge
4) All of the above

Tissue reaction that is common due to overextension of labial flanges of the complete denture
1) Epulis granuloma
2) Epulis fissuratum
3) Papillary hyperplasia
4) Pyogenic granuloma

Indirect retainers in RPD are placed
1) In line with the direct retainers and close to the direct retainer
2) Are not necessary if direct retainers are given
3) Opposite side of the fulcrum line of the denture base and away from the direct retainer
4) None of the above

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MDS PREP

When adjusting articulator for condylar guidance, the position of the inisal guide pin on articulator1) Raised out2) Contacts the incisal guiding table3) The position of the guiding pin is not important4) All of the above

Perleche associated with cheilosis results from1) Decreased vertical dimension of occlusion2) Riboflavin deficiency3) Candida infection4) All of the above

A palatal strap compared to a palatal bar1) Occupies less space2) More rigid with less bulk3) Less rigid and less bulky4) Interferes more with tongue function

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided1) By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions2) By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge3) By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge4) All of the above

Tissue reaction that is common due to overextension of labial flanges of the complete denture1) Epulis granuloma2) Epulis fissuratum3) Papillary hyperplasia4) Pyogenic granuloma

Indirect retainers in RPD are placed1) In line with the direct retainers and close to the direct retainer2) Are not necessary if direct retainers are given3) Opposite side of the fulcrum line of the denture base and away from the direct retainer4) None of the above

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When adjusting articulator for condylar guidance, the position of the inisal guide pin on articulator
1) Raised out
2) Contacts the incisal guiding table
3) The position of the guiding pin is not important
4) All of the above

Perleche associated with cheilosis results from
1) Decreased vertical dimension of occlusion
2) Riboflavin deficiency
3) Candida infection
4) All of the above

A palatal strap compared to a palatal bar
1) Occupies less space
2) More rigid with less bulk
3) Less rigid and less bulky
4) Interferes more with tongue function

Speech difficulties in complete denture wearers can be avoided
1) By positioning the teeth simulating natural tooth positions
2) By setting the maxillary teeth labial to the ridge
3) By setting the mandibular teeth lingual to the ridge
4) All of the above

Tissue reaction that is common due to overextension of labial flanges of the complete denture
1) Epulis granuloma
2) Epulis fissuratum
3) Papillary hyperplasia
4) Pyogenic granuloma

Indirect retainers in RPD are placed
1) In line with the direct retainers and close to the direct retainer
2) Are not necessary if direct retainers are given
3) Opposite side of the fulcrum line of the denture base and away from the direct retainer
4) None of the above