MDS PREP

This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth
1) Chlorine
2) Iodine
3) Phenol
4) Cresols

Periodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following may create gingival deformities that require gingivoplasty to eliminate the defects
1. Erosive linchen planus
2. Desquamative gingivitis
3. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
4. Necrotising ulcerative gingivitis

Periodontics Answer: 4

The thickness of junctional epithelium near the base of the sulcus
1) 1-5 cells thick
2) 5-10 cells thick
3) 10-20 cells thick
4) 20-50 cells thick

Periodontics Answer: 3

Facial surface of which tooth is most affected by gingivitis
1. Upper first molar
2. Lower first molar
3. Lower central incisor
4. Lower premolar

Periodontics Answer: 1

Signs of TFO (trauma from occlusion) are all of the following except
1) Mobility of teeth
2) Loss of attachment and formation of pockets
3) Widening of the periodontal ligament
4) Migration of teeth

Periodontics Answer: 2

Primary difference between gingivitis and periodontitis is
1) Depth or pocket
2) Colour changes
3) Loss of attachment epithelium
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 3

Which of the following about conventional gingevectomy is untrue
1) Eliminate false pockets
2) Heal by secondary intention
3) Leads to decrease in width of attached gingiva
4) Provides accessibility to alveolar bone

Periodontics Answer: 4

The active ingredient present in tartar control toothpaste is
1) Pyrophosphate
2) Metaphosphate
3) Carboxy methyl
4) Bicarbonate

Periodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth1) Chlorine2) Iodine3) Phenol4) Cresols

Which of the following may create gingival deformities that require gingivoplasty to eliminate the defects 1. Erosive linchen planus 2. Desquamative gingivitis 3. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis 4. Necrotising ulcerative gingivitis

The thickness of junctional epithelium near the base of the sulcus1) 1-5 cells thick2) 5-10 cells thick3) 10-20 cells thick4) 20-50 cells thick

Facial surface of which tooth is most affected by gingivitis 1. Upper first molar 2. Lower first molar 3. Lower central incisor 4. Lower premolar

Signs of TFO (trauma from occlusion) are all of the following except1) Mobility of teeth2) Loss of attachment and formation of pockets3) Widening of the periodontal ligament4) Migration of teeth

Primary difference between gingivitis and periodontitis is1) Depth or pocket2) Colour changes3) Loss of attachment epithelium4) All of the above

Which of the following about conventional gingevectomy is untrue1) Eliminate false pockets2) Heal by secondary intention3) Leads to decrease in width of attached gingiva4) Provides accessibility to alveolar bone

The active ingredient present in tartar control toothpaste is1) Pyrophosphate2) Metaphosphate3) Carboxy methyl4) Bicarbonate

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This is ideal to arrest putrefaction and destroy odours in mouth
1) Chlorine
2) Iodine
3) Phenol
4) Cresols

Which of the following may create gingival deformities that require gingivoplasty to eliminate the defects
1. Erosive linchen planus
2. Desquamative gingivitis
3. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
4. Necrotising ulcerative gingivitis

The thickness of junctional epithelium near the base of the sulcus
1) 1-5 cells thick
2) 5-10 cells thick
3) 10-20 cells thick
4) 20-50 cells thick

Facial surface of which tooth is most affected by gingivitis
1. Upper first molar
2. Lower first molar
3. Lower central incisor
4. Lower premolar

Signs of TFO (trauma from occlusion) are all of the following except
1) Mobility of teeth
2) Loss of attachment and formation of pockets
3) Widening of the periodontal ligament
4) Migration of teeth

Primary difference between gingivitis and periodontitis is
1) Depth or pocket
2) Colour changes
3) Loss of attachment epithelium
4) All of the above

Which of the following about conventional gingevectomy is untrue
1) Eliminate false pockets
2) Heal by secondary intention
3) Leads to decrease in width of attached gingiva
4) Provides accessibility to alveolar bone

The active ingredient present in tartar control toothpaste is
1) Pyrophosphate
2) Metaphosphate
3) Carboxy methyl
4) Bicarbonate