NEET MDS Shorts
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Oral PathologyMean exposure at the skin from intraoral periapical radiographs is 0.03 mR.
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Oral PathologyVitamin D resistant rickets is characterized by absence of lamina dura and hypocalcified dentine.
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INI CET
The Ivy eyelet wiring technique involves creating loops around adjacent teeth to provide stabilization during orthodontic treatments. It's commonly used for intermaxillary fixation.
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ProsthodonticsWhen a clasp is properly designed and placed, none of its parts should be active. All clasp components should be passive when the denture is seated. The retentive clasp terminal only becomes active during insertion and removal, but remains passive during normal function. Active clasps indicate improper design or poor fit.
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PedodonticsA periodontal pocket of 6 mm deep lying coronal to the junctional epithelium is a pseudo pocket.
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Oral PathologyPerleche is caused by increased interdental space, often due to angular cheilitis.
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ProsthodonticsHouse classification is based on the mental attitude of the patient.
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Oral medicineEmergency measures for caustic ingestion include endoscopic assessment of degree of damage. Gastric lavage is contraindicated as it may cause further injury. Early endoscopy helps assess severity, guide treatment, and determine prognosis. Other options mentioned are consequences, not treatments.
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ProsthodonticsWhen replacing right maxillary lateral incisor and canine, the abutments should be both central incisors and both right premolars. This provides cross-arch stabilization and adequate support for the two missing teeth. Using both central incisors distributes forces and provides better stability than using only the right central incisor.
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ProsthodonticsAn RPD, or Removable Partial Denture, is a dental appliance that replaces one or more missing teeth. It is important to clean an RPD thoroughly after every meal to remove food debris and plaque, which can lead to dental issues like gum disease, decay of remaining teeth, and bad breath. Cleaning an RPD regularly helps maintain oral hygiene and the health of the patient's remaining teeth and gums. While it is generally recommended to clean it at least twice a day, cleaning after every meal is ideal to prevent the buildup of bacteria and food particles. The patient should also soak the RPD in a cleaning solution overnight to ensure thorough sanitization and maintenance of the appliance.