MDS PREP

A primary second molar becomes ankylosed most commonly
1) During root formation
2) During physiological root resorption
3) Due to failure of alveolar bone of tooth to grow
4) All of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following cephalometric analyses reveals the severity of anteroposterior jaw dysplasia?
1) Down"s analysis
2) Steiner analysis
3) Wits analysis
4) All of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 4

The six keys to normal occlusion were introduced by
1) Dewey
2) Andrews
3) Tweed
4) None of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Lip bumper not used in the treatment of
1) Lip biting
2) Distalisation of molars
3) Nail biting
4) Lip exercises

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Blanch test is used in diagnosis of
1) Abnormal frenal attachments
2) Pseudo class III
3) Tongue thrusting
4) Thumb sucking

Orthodontics Answer: 1

Earlier closure of a suture is called
1) Synchondrosis
2) Ankylosis
3) Synostosis
4) Epiphysis

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Premaxilla is derived from
1) Maxillary protuberance
2) Palatine bones
3) Frontonasal process
4) Medial process

Orthodontics Answer: 3

When primary lower first and second molars lost in 8-year-old patient, space is best maintained by
1) Multiple space maintainer
2) A functional appliance
3) Bilateral non-functional space maintainers
4) Band and loop space maintainer

Orthodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

A primary second molar becomes ankylosed most commonly1) During root formation2) During physiological root resorption3) Due to failure of alveolar bone of tooth to grow4) All of the above

Which of the following cephalometric analyses reveals the severity of anteroposterior jaw dysplasia?1) Down"s analysis2) Steiner analysis3) Wits analysis4) All of the above

The six keys to normal occlusion were introduced by1) Dewey2) Andrews3) Tweed4) None of the above

Lip bumper not used in the treatment of1) Lip biting2) Distalisation of molars3) Nail biting4) Lip exercises

Blanch test is used in diagnosis of 1) Abnormal frenal attachments2) Pseudo class III3) Tongue thrusting4) Thumb sucking

Earlier closure of a suture is called1) Synchondrosis2) Ankylosis3) Synostosis4) Epiphysis

Premaxilla is derived from1) Maxillary protuberance2) Palatine bones3) Frontonasal process4) Medial process

When primary lower first and second molars lost in 8-year-old patient, space is best maintained by1) Multiple space maintainer2) A functional appliance3) Bilateral non-functional space maintainers4) Band and loop space maintainer

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A primary second molar becomes ankylosed most commonly
1) During root formation
2) During physiological root resorption
3) Due to failure of alveolar bone of tooth to grow
4) All of the above

Which of the following cephalometric analyses reveals the severity of anteroposterior jaw dysplasia?
1) Down"s analysis
2) Steiner analysis
3) Wits analysis
4) All of the above

The six keys to normal occlusion were introduced by
1) Dewey
2) Andrews
3) Tweed
4) None of the above

Lip bumper not used in the treatment of
1) Lip biting
2) Distalisation of molars
3) Nail biting
4) Lip exercises

Blanch test is used in diagnosis of
1) Abnormal frenal attachments
2) Pseudo class III
3) Tongue thrusting
4) Thumb sucking

Earlier closure of a suture is called
1) Synchondrosis
2) Ankylosis
3) Synostosis
4) Epiphysis

Premaxilla is derived from
1) Maxillary protuberance
2) Palatine bones
3) Frontonasal process
4) Medial process

When primary lower first and second molars lost in 8-year-old patient, space is best maintained by
1) Multiple space maintainer
2) A functional appliance
3) Bilateral non-functional space maintainers
4) Band and loop space maintainer