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Teeth that are initiated after birth
1. Premolars, permanent second and third molars
2. Premolars and permanent molars
3. All permanent teeth
4. Only permanent molars

Orthodontics Answer: 1

Most cranial sutures close by
1) 2 years
2) 3 years
3) 5 years
4) 8 years

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Cranial vault follows the growth curve of
1) Neural tissue
2) Dental tissue
3) Somatic or general tissue
4) Genital

Orthodontics Answer: 1

Adams cribs can fracture in use if the
1) Wire is too soft
2) Tags are high on the bite
3) Baseplate is too thick
4) Arrowheads are too small

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Step child of dentition is premanent
1. First molar
2. Canine
3. Third molar
4. Second premolar

Orthodontics Answer: 3

In skeletal class III malocclusion will show
1) ANB of +8 degrees
2) ANB of -6 degrees
3) ANB of 0 degrees
4) ANB of +2 degrees

Orthodontics Answer: 2

If one of the anterior tooth is lingually locked as in pseudo class III, it will result in
1) Reverse overjet
2) Deviated path of mandibular closure
3) Deep bite to over closure of mandible
4) All of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Which aspect of malocclusion is the most common among Indian population
1) Class I with incisor crowding
2) Class II Div I
3) Class II Div II
4) Class III

Orthodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Teeth that are initiated after birth 1. Premolars, permanent second and third molars 2. Premolars and permanent molars 3. All permanent teeth 4. Only permanent molars

Most cranial sutures close by1) 2 years2) 3 years3) 5 years4) 8 years

Cranial vault follows the growth curve of1) Neural tissue2) Dental tissue3) Somatic or general tissue4) Genital

Adams cribs can fracture in use if the1) Wire is too soft2) Tags are high on the bite3) Baseplate is too thick4) Arrowheads are too small

Step child of dentition is premanent 1. First molar 2. Canine 3. Third molar 4. Second premolar

In skeletal class III malocclusion will show1) ANB of +8 degrees2) ANB of -6 degrees3) ANB of 0 degrees4) ANB of +2 degrees

If one of the anterior tooth is lingually locked as in pseudo class III, it will result in1) Reverse overjet2) Deviated path of mandibular closure3) Deep bite to over closure of mandible4) All of the above

Which aspect of malocclusion is the most common among Indian population1) Class I with incisor crowding2) Class II Div I3) Class II Div II4) Class III

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Teeth that are initiated after birth
1. Premolars, permanent second and third molars
2. Premolars and permanent molars
3. All permanent teeth
4. Only permanent molars

Most cranial sutures close by
1) 2 years
2) 3 years
3) 5 years
4) 8 years

Cranial vault follows the growth curve of
1) Neural tissue
2) Dental tissue
3) Somatic or general tissue
4) Genital

Adams cribs can fracture in use if the
1) Wire is too soft
2) Tags are high on the bite
3) Baseplate is too thick
4) Arrowheads are too small

Step child of dentition is premanent
1. First molar
2. Canine
3. Third molar
4. Second premolar

In skeletal class III malocclusion will show
1) ANB of +8 degrees
2) ANB of -6 degrees
3) ANB of 0 degrees
4) ANB of +2 degrees

If one of the anterior tooth is lingually locked as in pseudo class III, it will result in
1) Reverse overjet
2) Deviated path of mandibular closure
3) Deep bite to over closure of mandible
4) All of the above

Which aspect of malocclusion is the most common among Indian population
1) Class I with incisor crowding
2) Class II Div I
3) Class II Div II
4) Class III