MDS PREP

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be
1) Neurotic
2) Incongruent
3) Inconsistent
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Adult dose is 100 mg, average dose for 6-year-old normal child may be
1) 100 mg
2) 75 mg
3) 50 mg
4) 25 mg

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as
1) Nyclophobia
2) Zoophobia
3) Xenophobia
4) Claustrophobia

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Fiberoptic transillumination (FOTI) method of caries diagnosis is based on the principle of
1) When laser beam falls on caries enamel, it gives a bluish hue
2) A fluorescent dye is taken up by carious dentin which can be viewed easily
3) There is a different index of light transmission for decayed or sound enamel
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Important criteria of success of partial pulpectomy in a permanent central incisor
1) Formation of pulpstones
2) Root end completion
3) Formation of calcific bridge
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Direct pulp capping is indicated in young permanent molars with an exposure when there is
1) Pain from tooth when eating
2) History of unprovoked or spontaneous toothache
3) Radiographic evidence of internal resorption
4) Little or no haemorrhage from exposure site

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Main advantage of rubber dam in pedodontic practice
1) Aids in managing child behaviour
2) Reduces necessity for careful caring of gingival margins
3) Reduce the need for anaesthesia
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

Primary teeth of a 4-year-old child are grey in colour and exhibit extensive occlusal and incisal wear. Radiographic examination indicates secondary dentin deposition. The condition may be
1) Amelogenesis imperfecta
2) Dentinogenesis imperfecta
3) Porphyria
4) Cleindocranial dystosis

MDS PREP

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be
1) Neurotic
2) Incongruent
3) Inconsistent
4) None of the above

Adult dose is 100 mg, average dose for 6-year-old normal child may be
1) 100 mg
2) 75 mg
3) 50 mg
4) 25 mg

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as
1) Nyclophobia
2) Zoophobia
3) Xenophobia
4) Claustrophobia

Important criteria of success of partial pulpectomy in a permanent central incisor
1) Formation of pulpstones
2) Root end completion
3) Formation of calcific bridge
4) None of the above

Direct pulp capping is indicated in young permanent molars with an exposure when there is
1) Pain from tooth when eating
2) History of unprovoked or spontaneous toothache
3) Radiographic evidence of internal resorption
4) Little or no haemorrhage from exposure site

Main advantage of rubber dam in pedodontic practice
1) Aids in managing child behaviour
2) Reduces necessity for careful caring of gingival margins
3) Reduce the need for anaesthesia
4) All of the above

Primary teeth of a 4-year-old child are grey in colour and exhibit extensive occlusal and incisal wear. Radiographic examination indicates secondary dentin deposition. The condition may be
1) Amelogenesis imperfecta
2) Dentinogenesis imperfecta
3) Porphyria
4) Cleindocranial dystosis

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MDS PREP

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be 1) Neurotic2) Incongruent3) Inconsistent4) None of the above

Adult dose is 100 mg, average dose for 6-year-old normal child may be1) 100 mg2) 75 mg3) 50 mg4) 25 mg

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as1) Nyclophobia2) Zoophobia3) Xenophobia4) Claustrophobia

Important criteria of success of partial pulpectomy in a permanent central incisor1) Formation of pulpstones2) Root end completion3) Formation of calcific bridge4) None of the above

Direct pulp capping is indicated in young permanent molars with an exposure when there is1) Pain from tooth when eating2) History of unprovoked or spontaneous toothache3) Radiographic evidence of internal resorption4) Little or no haemorrhage from exposure site

Main advantage of rubber dam in pedodontic practice1) Aids in managing child behaviour2) Reduces necessity for careful caring of gingival margins3) Reduce the need for anaesthesia4) All of the above

Primary teeth of a 4-year-old child are grey in colour and exhibit extensive occlusal and incisal wear. Radiographic examination indicates secondary dentin deposition. The condition may be1) Amelogenesis imperfecta2) Dentinogenesis imperfecta3) Porphyria4) Cleindocranial dystosis

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A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be
1) Neurotic
2) Incongruent
3) Inconsistent
4) None of the above

Adult dose is 100 mg, average dose for 6-year-old normal child may be
1) 100 mg
2) 75 mg
3) 50 mg
4) 25 mg

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as
1) Nyclophobia
2) Zoophobia
3) Xenophobia
4) Claustrophobia

Important criteria of success of partial pulpectomy in a permanent central incisor
1) Formation of pulpstones
2) Root end completion
3) Formation of calcific bridge
4) None of the above

Direct pulp capping is indicated in young permanent molars with an exposure when there is
1) Pain from tooth when eating
2) History of unprovoked or spontaneous toothache
3) Radiographic evidence of internal resorption
4) Little or no haemorrhage from exposure site

Main advantage of rubber dam in pedodontic practice
1) Aids in managing child behaviour
2) Reduces necessity for careful caring of gingival margins
3) Reduce the need for anaesthesia
4) All of the above

Primary teeth of a 4-year-old child are grey in colour and exhibit extensive occlusal and incisal wear. Radiographic examination indicates secondary dentin deposition. The condition may be
1) Amelogenesis imperfecta
2) Dentinogenesis imperfecta
3) Porphyria
4) Cleindocranial dystosis