MDS PREP

In a tooth in which the pulp has been removed, the pulpal wall becomes the
1) Apical wall
2) Axial wall
3) Gingival wall
4) Subpulpal wall

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

The following is a sedative dressing for hyperaemic pulp
1) ZoE
2) Zinc phosphate
3) Varnish with ZoE
4) Calcium hydroxide

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

Replanted avulses tooth can be aesthetically stabilised by
1. Occlusal splints
2. Composite resins
3. Arch bar
4. All of the above

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Proximal caries usually starts at or in
1) Contact area
2) Gingival to contact area
3) Above contact area below marginal ridge
4) Gingival to free gingival margin

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 2

Fracture in a mesioocclusal cavity can be prevented by
1. Rounding axiopulpal line angle
2. Increasing pulpal depth
3. Buccolingually divergent walls
4. Providing retention in dentin only

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

Which is the material of choice to be given in class V cavities
1) Silicate cement
2) Polycarboxylate cement
3) Glass ionomer cement
4) Unfilled resin

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

Composites are retained by the phenominon of
1. Cohesion
2. True bonding
3. Mechanical interlocking
4. Atomic forces

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 3

A mechanical separator is placed between a premolar and molar. Greater movement will be exhibited by the
1) Premolar
2) Molar
3) Equally by both
4) Variable

Conservative Dentistry Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

In a tooth in which the pulp has been removed, the pulpal wall becomes the1) Apical wall2) Axial wall3) Gingival wall4) Subpulpal wall

The following is a sedative dressing for hyperaemic pulp1) ZoE2) Zinc phosphate3) Varnish with ZoE4) Calcium hydroxide

Replanted avulses tooth can be aesthetically stabilised by 1. Occlusal splints 2. Composite resins 3. Arch bar 4. All of the above

Proximal caries usually starts at or in1) Contact area2) Gingival to contact area3) Above contact area below marginal ridge4) Gingival to free gingival margin

Fracture in a mesioocclusal cavity can be prevented by 1. Rounding axiopulpal line angle 2. Increasing pulpal depth 3. Buccolingually divergent walls 4. Providing retention in dentin only

Which is the material of choice to be given in class V cavities1) Silicate cement2) Polycarboxylate cement3) Glass ionomer cement4) Unfilled resin

Composites are retained by the phenominon of 1. Cohesion 2. True bonding 3. Mechanical interlocking 4. Atomic forces

A mechanical separator is placed between a premolar and molar. Greater movement will be exhibited by the1) Premolar2) Molar3) Equally by both4) Variable

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In a tooth in which the pulp has been removed, the pulpal wall becomes the
1) Apical wall
2) Axial wall
3) Gingival wall
4) Subpulpal wall

The following is a sedative dressing for hyperaemic pulp
1) ZoE
2) Zinc phosphate
3) Varnish with ZoE
4) Calcium hydroxide

Replanted avulses tooth can be aesthetically stabilised by
1. Occlusal splints
2. Composite resins
3. Arch bar
4. All of the above

Proximal caries usually starts at or in
1) Contact area
2) Gingival to contact area
3) Above contact area below marginal ridge
4) Gingival to free gingival margin

Fracture in a mesioocclusal cavity can be prevented by
1. Rounding axiopulpal line angle
2. Increasing pulpal depth
3. Buccolingually divergent walls
4. Providing retention in dentin only

Which is the material of choice to be given in class V cavities
1) Silicate cement
2) Polycarboxylate cement
3) Glass ionomer cement
4) Unfilled resin

Composites are retained by the phenominon of
1. Cohesion
2. True bonding
3. Mechanical interlocking
4. Atomic forces

A mechanical separator is placed between a premolar and molar. Greater movement will be exhibited by the
1) Premolar
2) Molar
3) Equally by both
4) Variable