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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

Radiographs in gingivitis show
1) Loss of alveolar bone
2) Pocket formation
3) Change in bone trabeculation
4) No significant changes from normal pattern

Periodontics Answer: 4

McCall"s festoons are
1) Normal physiological process
2) Due to poor oral hygiene and food lodgement
3) Congenital abnormality and familial
4) Due to trauma from occlusion and inflammation

Periodontics Answer: 4

Which of the following cell types contains a vasoactive amine that is released in inflammatory process
1. Mast cells
2. Plasma cells
3. T lymphocytes
4. B lymphocytes

Periodontics Answer: 1

First clinical sign of juvenile periodontitis is
1) Pathological tooth migration and midline diastema
2) Pain and bleeding
3) Tooth mobility and bone lose
4) None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

Gingival deformities due to fixed orthodontic treatment can be corrected by
1) Gingivectomy
2) Gingivoplasty
3) Soft tissue curettage
4) All of the above

Periodontics Answer: 2

Cyclosporine enlargement of gingiva can be classified as
1) Non inflammatory
2) Inflammatory
3) Developmental
4) Malignant

Periodontics Answer: 1

Buttressing bone formation is
1) Congenital abnormality
2) Occurs endosteally
3) Occurs periosteally
4) Due to trauma form occlusion

Periodontics Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

Facial surface of which tooth is most affected by gingivitis1) Upper first molar2) Lower first molar3) Lower central incisor4) Lower premolar

Radiographs in gingivitis show1) Loss of alveolar bone2) Pocket formation3) Change in bone trabeculation4) No significant changes from normal pattern

McCall"s festoons are1) Normal physiological process2) Due to poor oral hygiene and food lodgement3) Congenital abnormality and familial4) Due to trauma from occlusion and inflammation

Which of the following cell types contains a vasoactive amine that is released in inflammatory process 1. Mast cells 2. Plasma cells 3. T lymphocytes 4. B lymphocytes

First clinical sign of juvenile periodontitis is1) Pathological tooth migration and midline diastema2) Pain and bleeding3) Tooth mobility and bone lose4) None of the above

Gingival deformities due to fixed orthodontic treatment can be corrected by 1) Gingivectomy2) Gingivoplasty3) Soft tissue curettage4) All of the above

Cyclosporine enlargement of gingiva can be classified as1) Non inflammatory2) Inflammatory3) Developmental4) Malignant

Buttressing bone formation is1) Congenital abnormality2) Occurs endosteally3) Occurs periosteally4) Due to trauma form occlusion

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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

Radiographs in gingivitis show
1) Loss of alveolar bone
2) Pocket formation
3) Change in bone trabeculation
4) No significant changes from normal pattern

McCall"s festoons are
1) Normal physiological process
2) Due to poor oral hygiene and food lodgement
3) Congenital abnormality and familial
4) Due to trauma from occlusion and inflammation

Which of the following cell types contains a vasoactive amine that is released in inflammatory process
1. Mast cells
2. Plasma cells
3. T lymphocytes
4. B lymphocytes

First clinical sign of juvenile periodontitis is
1) Pathological tooth migration and midline diastema
2) Pain and bleeding
3) Tooth mobility and bone lose
4) None of the above

Gingival deformities due to fixed orthodontic treatment can be corrected by
1) Gingivectomy
2) Gingivoplasty
3) Soft tissue curettage
4) All of the above

Cyclosporine enlargement of gingiva can be classified as
1) Non inflammatory
2) Inflammatory
3) Developmental
4) Malignant

Buttressing bone formation is
1) Congenital abnormality
2) Occurs endosteally
3) Occurs periosteally
4) Due to trauma form occlusion