MDS PREP

Most common cause of draining sinuses in oral cavity of children
1) Periapical granuloma
2) Periapical abscess chronic
3) Periodontal abscess
4) Periapical periodontis acute

Pedodontics Answer: 2

GIC is done for primary teeth mainly because of
1) Its colour
2) Its adhesion to dentin and enamel
3) Fluoride release
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Pulp mummification is indicated in
1) Non-vital tooth
2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth
3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

All of the following are true of cleft of secondary palate except
1) May be submucous
2) Common in males
3) Causes cleft lip
4) May involve hard and soft palates

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Rampant caries. True is
1) Characterised by bimodal attack
2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year
3) Mandibular incisors are also affected
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Indirect pulp therapy
1) Removes all the layers of carious dentin
2) Removes all the bacteria from carious lesion
3) Is successfull with teeth having clinical evidence of pulpal or periapical pathosis
4) Is dependent on remineralisation of affected dentin and reparative dentin formation

Pedodontics Answer: 4

The best method to gain cooperation of a child with a different cultural background is
1) Attempt to speak in his language
2) Demonstrate the procedures before performing
3) Communicate through auxillary who can understand
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Nursing bottle caries results from
1) Drinking human milk
2) Drinking non-human milk
3) Drinking milk with sweetening additive
4) Improper feeding posture

Pedodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Most common cause of draining sinuses in oral cavity of children1) Periapical granuloma2) Periapical abscess chronic3) Periodontal abscess4) Periapical periodontis acute

GIC is done for primary teeth mainly because of1) Its colour2) Its adhesion to dentin and enamel3) Fluoride release4) All of the above

Pulp mummification is indicated in1) Non-vital tooth2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth4) None of the above

All of the following are true of cleft of secondary palate except1) May be submucous2) Common in males3) Causes cleft lip4) May involve hard and soft palates

Rampant caries. True is1) Characterised by bimodal attack2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year3) Mandibular incisors are also affected 4) All of the above

Indirect pulp therapy1) Removes all the layers of carious dentin2) Removes all the bacteria from carious lesion3) Is successfull with teeth having clinical evidence of pulpal or periapical pathosis4) Is dependent on remineralisation of affected dentin and reparative dentin formation

The best method to gain cooperation of a child with a different cultural background is1) Attempt to speak in his language2) Demonstrate the procedures before performing3) Communicate through auxillary who can understand4) All of the above

Nursing bottle caries results from1) Drinking human milk2) Drinking non-human milk3) Drinking milk with sweetening additive4) Improper feeding posture

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Most common cause of draining sinuses in oral cavity of children
1) Periapical granuloma
2) Periapical abscess chronic
3) Periodontal abscess
4) Periapical periodontis acute

GIC is done for primary teeth mainly because of
1) Its colour
2) Its adhesion to dentin and enamel
3) Fluoride release
4) All of the above

Pulp mummification is indicated in
1) Non-vital tooth
2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth
3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth
4) None of the above

All of the following are true of cleft of secondary palate except
1) May be submucous
2) Common in males
3) Causes cleft lip
4) May involve hard and soft palates

Rampant caries. True is
1) Characterised by bimodal attack
2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year
3) Mandibular incisors are also affected
4) All of the above

Indirect pulp therapy
1) Removes all the layers of carious dentin
2) Removes all the bacteria from carious lesion
3) Is successfull with teeth having clinical evidence of pulpal or periapical pathosis
4) Is dependent on remineralisation of affected dentin and reparative dentin formation

The best method to gain cooperation of a child with a different cultural background is
1) Attempt to speak in his language
2) Demonstrate the procedures before performing
3) Communicate through auxillary who can understand
4) All of the above

Nursing bottle caries results from
1) Drinking human milk
2) Drinking non-human milk
3) Drinking milk with sweetening additive
4) Improper feeding posture