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Endodontics

The best medium to carry an avulsed tooth to the dental clinic is milk. Milk is ideal because: 1) Osmolality similar to tissue fluids maintains cell viability, 2) pH is compatible with periodontal ligament cells, 3) Low bacterial content reduces contamination risk, 4) Readily available in most situations, 5) Can maintain PDL cell viability for 1-2 hours. Buccal vestibule is good but not always practical for young children, water causes cell lysis due to osmotic pressure, and cotton causes dehydration. Milk provides the best storage environment for maintaining cell viability.

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Orthodontics

The "ugly duckling stage" is a normal, temporary phase in dental development, typically occurring around ages 8-12, where a midline gap (diastema) and splaying of the upper front teeth are common due to the eruption of the canine teeth.

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Periodontics

Osteoconduction refers to the ability of a material to provide a scaffold for new bone growth to occur on its surface.

An autogenous graft (bone harvested from the patient's own body) possesses osteoconductive properties because it provides a natural scaffold for new bone formation. It also has osteoinductive and osteogenic properties.

Hydroxyapatite is a ceramic material used as a bone substitute and is known for its osteoconductive properties.

Plastic materials are generally not osteoconductive and are used for other purposes in medicine, such as implants where bone integration is not desired.

Cartilage is a different type of connective tissue and does not inherently possess osteoconductive properties for bone regeneration.

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Endodontics

Brief pain or a short-lived, sharp sensation that subsides quickly after the stimulus is removed.<br>    

Prolonged pain or lingering pain for minutes or longer after the stimulus is removed is a sign of an irreversibly inflamed pulp 
 Brief feeling of warmth or cold is essentially the normal response, typically described as a brief, sharp sensation or pain.

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Oral Pathology

Down syndrome is characterized by large anterior fontanelles that close late, open sutures, slanting palpebral fissures (mongoloid), decreased sexual development due to hypogonadism, macroglossia (enlarged tongue), and enamel hypoplasia leading to increased caries susceptibility. These features are pathognomonic of trisomy 21. Other syndromes do not present with this specific constellation of findings.

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NEETMDS

1) Syphilitic
Syphilitic ulcers, specifically the chancre associated with primary syphilis, are classically described as having "punched out" margins and a clean base. This distinct appearance helps in clinical differentiation from other types of ulcers.

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Community Dentistry

S. mutans is the primary initiator of caries.

It adheres to enamel, forms biofilm (plaque), and produces lactic acid.

Lactobacilli are more important in progression of caries, not initiation.

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Pharmacology

The drug currently in wide use for treating opioid dependent individuals is metahdone

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Radiology

Scintigraphy cannot differentiate benign and malignant tumours of the salivary gland.

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Oral Pathology

The greatest danger to a patient requiring tooth extraction after radiation therapy is osteoradionecrosis.

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