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Instrumentation zone in periodontal therapy is
1. The portion of the tooth where calculus (or) necrotic cementum is found
2. CE junction
3. Exposed root surfaces
4. Deep periodontal pocket

Periodontics Answer: 1

The instrumentation zone in periodontal therapy is the portion of the tooth where calculus or necrotic cementum is found.

The most important objective in equilibrating the natural dentition is to

1. ensure balance in eccentric movements

2. narrow the occlusal table

3. achieve a more favorable distribution of occiusal forces

4. eliminate open contacts and prevent food impaction

Periodontics Answer: 3

Equilibration aims to distribute occlusal forces evenly across the dentition to
prevent excessive stress on individual teeth, thereby reducing the risk of
mobility, wear, and periodontal issues.

Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individuals having the habit of chewing which of the following types of flavoured chewing gum?
1. Peppermint flavoured
2. Clove flavoured
3. Cinnamon flavoured
4. Banana flavoured

Periodontics Answer: 1

Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individuals who chew peppermint-flavored chewing gum.

A compound PDL pocket is
1) Spiral type
2) Present on 2 or more surfaces
3) Infrabony in nature
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 2

Drugs associated with gingival changes are
1) Phenytoin, cyclosporine and nifedipine
2) Nifedipine, ibuprofen and lignocaine
3) Cyclosporine, chlorine and iodine
4) None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

In which of the following conditions is permanent dentition not affected
1) Papillon-Leferve syndrome and Down"s syndrome
2) Hypophosphatasia and prepubertal periodontitis
3) Prepubertal and juvenile periodontitis
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 2

Type of periodontitis which does not respond to therapy is
1. Refractory periodontitis
2. Juvenile periodontitis
3. Rapidly progressive periodontitis
4. Chronic adult periodontitis

Periodontics Answer: 1

If a patient is able to achieve good plaque control he should be given professional prophylaxis at intervals of
1) 3 months
2) 6 months
3) 9 months
4) Not necessary

MDS PREP

Instrumentation zone in periodontal therapy is
1. The portion of the tooth where calculus (or) necrotic cementum is found
2. CE junction
3. Exposed root surfaces
4. Deep periodontal pocket

The most important objective in equilibrating the natural dentition is to

1. ensure balance in eccentric movements

2. narrow the occlusal table

3. achieve a more favorable distribution of occiusal forces

4. eliminate open contacts and prevent food impaction

Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individuals having the habit of chewing which of the following types of flavoured chewing gum?
1. Peppermint flavoured
2. Clove flavoured
3. Cinnamon flavoured
4. Banana flavoured

A compound PDL pocket is
1) Spiral type
2) Present on 2 or more surfaces
3) Infrabony in nature
4) All of the above

Drugs associated with gingival changes are
1) Phenytoin, cyclosporine and nifedipine
2) Nifedipine, ibuprofen and lignocaine
3) Cyclosporine, chlorine and iodine
4) None of the above

In which of the following conditions is permanent dentition not affected
1) Papillon-Leferve syndrome and Down"s syndrome
2) Hypophosphatasia and prepubertal periodontitis
3) Prepubertal and juvenile periodontitis
4) All of the above

Type of periodontitis which does not respond to therapy is
1. Refractory periodontitis
2. Juvenile periodontitis
3. Rapidly progressive periodontitis
4. Chronic adult periodontitis

If a patient is able to achieve good plaque control he should be given professional prophylaxis at intervals of
1) 3 months
2) 6 months
3) 9 months
4) Not necessary

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MDS PREP

Instrumentation zone in periodontal therapy is 1. The portion of the tooth where calculus (or) necrotic cementum is found 2. CE junction 3. Exposed root surfaces 4. Deep periodontal pocket

The most important objective in equilibrating the natural dentition is to 1. ensure balance in eccentric movements 2. narrow the occlusal table 3. achieve a more favorable distribution of occiusal forces 4. eliminate open contacts and prevent food impaction

Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individuals having the habit of chewing which of the following types of flavoured chewing gum? 1. Peppermint flavoured 2. Clove flavoured 3. Cinnamon flavoured 4. Banana flavoured

A compound PDL pocket is1) Spiral type2) Present on 2 or more surfaces3) Infrabony in nature4) All of the above

Drugs associated with gingival changes are1) Phenytoin, cyclosporine and nifedipine2) Nifedipine, ibuprofen and lignocaine3) Cyclosporine, chlorine and iodine4) None of the above

In which of the following conditions is permanent dentition not affected 1) Papillon-Leferve syndrome and Down"s syndrome2) Hypophosphatasia and prepubertal periodontitis3) Prepubertal and juvenile periodontitis4) All of the above

Type of periodontitis which does not respond to therapy is 1. Refractory periodontitis 2. Juvenile periodontitis 3. Rapidly progressive periodontitis 4. Chronic adult periodontitis

If a patient is able to achieve good plaque control he should be given professional prophylaxis at intervals of1) 3 months2) 6 months3) 9 months4) Not necessary

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Instrumentation zone in periodontal therapy is
1. The portion of the tooth where calculus (or) necrotic cementum is found
2. CE junction
3. Exposed root surfaces
4. Deep periodontal pocket

The most important objective in equilibrating the natural dentition is to

1. ensure balance in eccentric movements

2. narrow the occlusal table

3. achieve a more favorable distribution of occiusal forces

4. eliminate open contacts and prevent food impaction

Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individuals having the habit of chewing which of the following types of flavoured chewing gum?
1. Peppermint flavoured
2. Clove flavoured
3. Cinnamon flavoured
4. Banana flavoured

A compound PDL pocket is
1) Spiral type
2) Present on 2 or more surfaces
3) Infrabony in nature
4) All of the above

Drugs associated with gingival changes are
1) Phenytoin, cyclosporine and nifedipine
2) Nifedipine, ibuprofen and lignocaine
3) Cyclosporine, chlorine and iodine
4) None of the above

In which of the following conditions is permanent dentition not affected
1) Papillon-Leferve syndrome and Down"s syndrome
2) Hypophosphatasia and prepubertal periodontitis
3) Prepubertal and juvenile periodontitis
4) All of the above

Type of periodontitis which does not respond to therapy is
1. Refractory periodontitis
2. Juvenile periodontitis
3. Rapidly progressive periodontitis
4. Chronic adult periodontitis

If a patient is able to achieve good plaque control he should be given professional prophylaxis at intervals of
1) 3 months
2) 6 months
3) 9 months
4) Not necessary