MDS PREP

One of the main disadvantage of immediate dentures
1) There is no try-in for anterior teeth
2) There is no posterior try-in
3) Excessive ridge resorption
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Before construction of the complete denture, patient"s natural dentition is evaluated because it helps in
1) Establishing vertical dimension
2) Arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) Selection of form, shape, and size of the artificial teeth
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

Failure of partial dentures due to poor clasp design can best be avoided by
1) Using stress breakers
2) Using bar-type clasps
3) Altering tooth contours
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

For planning to construct RPD, centric relation and centric occlusion of the remaining natural teeth is established
1) Before designing of the RPD
2) After secondary impression are taken
3) After processing and before insertion of the RPD
4) If only patients complain of any problem

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Usually full mouth survey of radiographs for edentulous patients is done to
1) Detect any residual root tips retained
2) Detect supernumerary teeth
3) To detect periapical infections
4) To detect the presence of cysts and tumours

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Untrue about denture stomatitis
1) Associated with wearing of the denture at night
2) More common in females
3) More common in diabetic patients
4) Associated with sore mouth

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

In adjusting occlusion for complete denture patient, the two end factors controlling the protrusive movementss are
1. Curve of Spee and cuspal heights
2. Incisal guidance and condylar guidance
3. Curve of Spee and condylar guidance
4. Cuspal heights and incisal guidance

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Recontouring and selective grinding procedures are carried out in complete denture to
1. Decrease the vertical dimension of occlusion
2. Decrease cuspal height
3. Enhance curve of Spee
4. Remove occlusal disharmony

MDS PREP

One of the main disadvantage of immediate dentures
1) There is no try-in for anterior teeth
2) There is no posterior try-in
3) Excessive ridge resorption
4) None of the above

Before construction of the complete denture, patient"s natural dentition is evaluated because it helps in
1) Establishing vertical dimension
2) Arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) Selection of form, shape, and size of the artificial teeth
4) All of the above

Failure of partial dentures due to poor clasp design can best be avoided by
1) Using stress breakers
2) Using bar-type clasps
3) Altering tooth contours
4) None of the above

For planning to construct RPD, centric relation and centric occlusion of the remaining natural teeth is established
1) Before designing of the RPD
2) After secondary impression are taken
3) After processing and before insertion of the RPD
4) If only patients complain of any problem

Usually full mouth survey of radiographs for edentulous patients is done to
1) Detect any residual root tips retained
2) Detect supernumerary teeth
3) To detect periapical infections
4) To detect the presence of cysts and tumours

Untrue about denture stomatitis
1) Associated with wearing of the denture at night
2) More common in females
3) More common in diabetic patients
4) Associated with sore mouth

In adjusting occlusion for complete denture patient, the two end factors controlling the protrusive movementss are
1. Curve of Spee and cuspal heights
2. Incisal guidance and condylar guidance
3. Curve of Spee and condylar guidance
4. Cuspal heights and incisal guidance

Recontouring and selective grinding procedures are carried out in complete denture to
1. Decrease the vertical dimension of occlusion
2. Decrease cuspal height
3. Enhance curve of Spee
4. Remove occlusal disharmony

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MDS PREP

One of the main disadvantage of immediate dentures1) There is no try-in for anterior teeth2) There is no posterior try-in3) Excessive ridge resorption4) None of the above

Before construction of the complete denture, patient"s natural dentition is evaluated because it helps in1) Establishing vertical dimension2) Arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion3) Selection of form, shape, and size of the artificial teeth4) All of the above

Failure of partial dentures due to poor clasp design can best be avoided by 1) Using stress breakers2) Using bar-type clasps3) Altering tooth contours4) None of the above

For planning to construct RPD, centric relation and centric occlusion of the remaining natural teeth is established1) Before designing of the RPD2) After secondary impression are taken3) After processing and before insertion of the RPD4) If only patients complain of any problem

Usually full mouth survey of radiographs for edentulous patients is done to 1) Detect any residual root tips retained 2) Detect supernumerary teeth3) To detect periapical infections4) To detect the presence of cysts and tumours

Untrue about denture stomatitis1) Associated with wearing of the denture at night2) More common in females3) More common in diabetic patients4) Associated with sore mouth

In adjusting occlusion for complete denture patient, the two end factors controlling the protrusive movementss are 1. Curve of Spee and cuspal heights 2. Incisal guidance and condylar guidance 3. Curve of Spee and condylar guidance 4. Cuspal heights and incisal guidance

Recontouring and selective grinding procedures are carried out in complete denture to 1. Decrease the vertical dimension of occlusion 2. Decrease cuspal height 3. Enhance curve of Spee 4. Remove occlusal disharmony

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One of the main disadvantage of immediate dentures
1) There is no try-in for anterior teeth
2) There is no posterior try-in
3) Excessive ridge resorption
4) None of the above

Before construction of the complete denture, patient"s natural dentition is evaluated because it helps in
1) Establishing vertical dimension
2) Arranging the teeth in balanced occlusion
3) Selection of form, shape, and size of the artificial teeth
4) All of the above

Failure of partial dentures due to poor clasp design can best be avoided by
1) Using stress breakers
2) Using bar-type clasps
3) Altering tooth contours
4) None of the above

For planning to construct RPD, centric relation and centric occlusion of the remaining natural teeth is established
1) Before designing of the RPD
2) After secondary impression are taken
3) After processing and before insertion of the RPD
4) If only patients complain of any problem

Usually full mouth survey of radiographs for edentulous patients is done to
1) Detect any residual root tips retained
2) Detect supernumerary teeth
3) To detect periapical infections
4) To detect the presence of cysts and tumours

Untrue about denture stomatitis
1) Associated with wearing of the denture at night
2) More common in females
3) More common in diabetic patients
4) Associated with sore mouth

In adjusting occlusion for complete denture patient, the two end factors controlling the protrusive movementss are
1. Curve of Spee and cuspal heights
2. Incisal guidance and condylar guidance
3. Curve of Spee and condylar guidance
4. Cuspal heights and incisal guidance

Recontouring and selective grinding procedures are carried out in complete denture to
1. Decrease the vertical dimension of occlusion
2. Decrease cuspal height
3. Enhance curve of Spee
4. Remove occlusal disharmony