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Prosthodontics

The knife-edge finish line may be difficult to detect on the tooth in an impression or on the die because it creates a very fine, feather-edge margin that can be easily damaged during impression taking or die pouring. This delicate margin is prone to chipping and may not reproduce accurately, making it challenging to identify precise margins.

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Dental Materials

The setting time for gypsum products can range from a few minutes for impression plaster to up to 30 minutes for some dental stones, depending on the specific formulation and water to powder ratio.

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Oral Surgery

Hypersensitivity to the drug is a contraindication to the use of local anaesthetic agent.

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Oral Surgery

Stage I
Stage I of anaesthesia is the stage of analgesia or conscious sedation. In this stage, the patient is conscious but drowsy, experiences a decrease in pain sensation, and may have amnesia. It is the initial stage following the administration of an anaesthetic agent.

2) Stage II

Stage II is the delirium or excitement stage. During this stage, the patient may be unconscious, experience involuntary movements, irregular breathing, and be at risk of vomiting.

3) Stage III plane 1

Stage III is the surgical anaesthesia stage, divided into four planes. Plane 1 involves light surgical anaesthesia, characterized by regular breathing and eye movements.

4) Stage III plane 2

Plane 2 of Stage III is moderate surgical anaesthesia. Breathing is regular, and eye movements cease.

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Periodontics

The recommended suturing method for interproximal areas of diastemata is horizontal mattress suture.

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State PSC PYQ

Newly erupted enamel is highly susceptible to caries. Applying fluoride varnish immediately after tooth eruption strengthens enamel during the maturation phase.

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General Medicine

In pneumothorax, breath sounds are absent

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Periodontics

Sonic and ultrasonic scalers generate heat during subgingival scaling.

A coolant (usually water) is essential to prevent thermal damage to the pulp and surrounding tissues.

The optimal flow rate ensures adequate cooling, flushing of debris, and patient comfort without excessive water spray.

Research and clinical guidelines indicate that 14–23 mL/min is the recommended range for effective cooling during subgingival scaling.

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Physiology

Vitamin D deficiency is most commonly due to insufficient exposure to sunlight, as the skin synthesizes vitamin D when exposed to UVB radiation. Other factors include poor dietary intake and impaired conversion or absorption in the liver and kidneys.

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Orthodontics

Contraindications for activator include high FMA angle, severe protruded maxilla, and severe crowding. It is indicated for growing patients.

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