MDS PREP

To produce "S" and "Sh" the tongue makes contact with the
1) Anterior 1/3rd of the palate
2) Middle 1/3rd of the palate
3) Molar and premolar
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

If lower teeth are seen above the lower lip when patient is speaking, it indicates all of the following except
1. Too much vertical lap of the teeth
2. Insufficient interocclusal space
3. Vertical space between the jaws is in excess
4. Occlusal plane set too high

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Bite registration wax should have
1) Elasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
2) Plasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
3) Elasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure
4) Plasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

The major concern of RPD associated with a diabetic patient is
1) Selection of artificial teeth
2) Unfavourable response of supporting tissue
3) Problems in impression procedures
4) Nothing of special concern in diabetic patients

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Most suitable impression material for clasp retained partial denture
1) Impression compound
2) Impression paste
3) Alginate
4) Rubber base impression

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

Circumferential is
1) Aker"s clasp
2) Retentive arm lies at the occlusal third
3) Clasp can be easily adjusted
4) Encircles the tooth from the point of origin

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

Incisal guidance is
1) Determination by the dentist and is the equivalent of the overjet and overbite
2) Determination by the dentist and is not related to the overjet and overbite
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

The difficulty in making a 3/4th crown in anterior teeth with short clinical crowns is
1) Need to satisfy both mechanical and aesthetic demands
2) Difficulty in achieving resistance to occlusal forces
3) Chances of injury to the lip are more
4) Retention can not be achieved properly

MDS PREP

To produce "S" and "Sh" the tongue makes contact with the
1) Anterior 1/3rd of the palate
2) Middle 1/3rd of the palate
3) Molar and premolar
4) None of the above

If lower teeth are seen above the lower lip when patient is speaking, it indicates all of the following except
1. Too much vertical lap of the teeth
2. Insufficient interocclusal space
3. Vertical space between the jaws is in excess
4. Occlusal plane set too high

Bite registration wax should have
1) Elasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
2) Plasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
3) Elasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure
4) Plasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure

The major concern of RPD associated with a diabetic patient is
1) Selection of artificial teeth
2) Unfavourable response of supporting tissue
3) Problems in impression procedures
4) Nothing of special concern in diabetic patients

Most suitable impression material for clasp retained partial denture
1) Impression compound
2) Impression paste
3) Alginate
4) Rubber base impression

Circumferential is
1) Aker"s clasp
2) Retentive arm lies at the occlusal third
3) Clasp can be easily adjusted
4) Encircles the tooth from the point of origin

Incisal guidance is
1) Determination by the dentist and is the equivalent of the overjet and overbite
2) Determination by the dentist and is not related to the overjet and overbite
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

The difficulty in making a 3/4th crown in anterior teeth with short clinical crowns is
1) Need to satisfy both mechanical and aesthetic demands
2) Difficulty in achieving resistance to occlusal forces
3) Chances of injury to the lip are more
4) Retention can not be achieved properly

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MDS PREP

To produce "S" and "Sh" the tongue makes contact with the1) Anterior 1/3rd of the palate2) Middle 1/3rd of the palate3) Molar and premolar4) None of the above

If lower teeth are seen above the lower lip when patient is speaking, it indicates all of the following except 1. Too much vertical lap of the teeth 2. Insufficient interocclusal space 3. Vertical space between the jaws is in excess 4. Occlusal plane set too high

Bite registration wax should have1) Elasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure2) Plasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure3) Elasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure4) Plasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure

The major concern of RPD associated with a diabetic patient is 1) Selection of artificial teeth2) Unfavourable response of supporting tissue3) Problems in impression procedures4) Nothing of special concern in diabetic patients

Most suitable impression material for clasp retained partial denture 1) Impression compound2) Impression paste3) Alginate4) Rubber base impression

Circumferential is1) Aker"s clasp2) Retentive arm lies at the occlusal third3) Clasp can be easily adjusted 4) Encircles the tooth from the point of origin

Incisal guidance is1) Determination by the dentist and is the equivalent of the overjet and overbite2) Determination by the dentist and is not related to the overjet and overbite3) Both of the above4) None of the above

The difficulty in making a 3/4th crown in anterior teeth with short clinical crowns is1) Need to satisfy both mechanical and aesthetic demands2) Difficulty in achieving resistance to occlusal forces3) Chances of injury to the lip are more4) Retention can not be achieved properly

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To produce "S" and "Sh" the tongue makes contact with the
1) Anterior 1/3rd of the palate
2) Middle 1/3rd of the palate
3) Molar and premolar
4) None of the above

If lower teeth are seen above the lower lip when patient is speaking, it indicates all of the following except
1. Too much vertical lap of the teeth
2. Insufficient interocclusal space
3. Vertical space between the jaws is in excess
4. Occlusal plane set too high

Bite registration wax should have
1) Elasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
2) Plasticity and offer high resistance during jaw closure
3) Elasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure
4) Plasticity and offer minimum resistance during jaw closure

The major concern of RPD associated with a diabetic patient is
1) Selection of artificial teeth
2) Unfavourable response of supporting tissue
3) Problems in impression procedures
4) Nothing of special concern in diabetic patients

Most suitable impression material for clasp retained partial denture
1) Impression compound
2) Impression paste
3) Alginate
4) Rubber base impression

Circumferential is
1) Aker"s clasp
2) Retentive arm lies at the occlusal third
3) Clasp can be easily adjusted
4) Encircles the tooth from the point of origin

Incisal guidance is
1) Determination by the dentist and is the equivalent of the overjet and overbite
2) Determination by the dentist and is not related to the overjet and overbite
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

The difficulty in making a 3/4th crown in anterior teeth with short clinical crowns is
1) Need to satisfy both mechanical and aesthetic demands
2) Difficulty in achieving resistance to occlusal forces
3) Chances of injury to the lip are more
4) Retention can not be achieved properly