MDS PREP

Gingivally the depth of a class V cavity is
1) 0.5-1 mm
2) 0.75-1 mm
3) 1-1.25 mm
4) 2-3 mm

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Annealing the gold foil is a process which
1) Softens and restores the cohesive quality
2) Improves ductility and malleability
3) Reduces the tarnision and corrosion of the alloy
4) Reduces the melting point of the alloy

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

Best marginal integrity is obtained with
1) GIC
2) Gold foil
3) Gold inlay
4) Amalgam

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Delayed expansion of the amalgam will be in the range of
1) 2
2) 200
3) 400
4) 500

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

Another name for electrolytic precipitate of gold
1) Mat gold
2) Electralloy
3) Electroply
4) Goldent

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

In which of the condition "PIGGY BACK" wedging is indicated?
1) Proximal caries with gingival recession
2) Tooth with fluted surface
3) Class II with wide proximal box
4) Narrow class II cavity

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

Slow separation is done with
1) True separator
2) Rubber dam between contact area
3) Elliot separator
4) Ferrier separator

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly
1) Increase retention and resistance
2) Decrease retention and resistance
3) Increase retention but decrease resistance
4) Decrease retention but increase resistance

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Gingivally the depth of a class V cavity is1) 0.5-1 mm2) 0.75-1 mm3) 1-1.25 mm4) 2-3 mm

Annealing the gold foil is a process which1) Softens and restores the cohesive quality2) Improves ductility and malleability3) Reduces the tarnision and corrosion of the alloy4) Reduces the melting point of the alloy

Best marginal integrity is obtained with1) GIC2) Gold foil3) Gold inlay4) Amalgam

Delayed expansion of the amalgam will be in the range of1) 22) 2003) 4004) 500

Another name for electrolytic precipitate of gold1) Mat gold2) Electralloy3) Electroply4) Goldent

In which of the condition "PIGGY BACK" wedging is indicated?1) Proximal caries with gingival recession2) Tooth with fluted surface3) Class II with wide proximal box4) Narrow class II cavity

Slow separation is done with1) True separator2) Rubber dam between contact area3) Elliot separator4) Ferrier separator

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly1) Increase retention and resistance2) Decrease retention and resistance3) Increase retention but decrease resistance4) Decrease retention but increase resistance

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Gingivally the depth of a class V cavity is
1) 0.5-1 mm
2) 0.75-1 mm
3) 1-1.25 mm
4) 2-3 mm

Annealing the gold foil is a process which
1) Softens and restores the cohesive quality
2) Improves ductility and malleability
3) Reduces the tarnision and corrosion of the alloy
4) Reduces the melting point of the alloy

Best marginal integrity is obtained with
1) GIC
2) Gold foil
3) Gold inlay
4) Amalgam

Delayed expansion of the amalgam will be in the range of
1) 2
2) 200
3) 400
4) 500

Another name for electrolytic precipitate of gold
1) Mat gold
2) Electralloy
3) Electroply
4) Goldent

In which of the condition "PIGGY BACK" wedging is indicated?
1) Proximal caries with gingival recession
2) Tooth with fluted surface
3) Class II with wide proximal box
4) Narrow class II cavity

Slow separation is done with
1) True separator
2) Rubber dam between contact area
3) Elliot separator
4) Ferrier separator

Pins used with amalgam restorations mainly
1) Increase retention and resistance
2) Decrease retention and resistance
3) Increase retention but decrease resistance
4) Decrease retention but increase resistance