MDS PREP

Which of the following bacteria exhibits "window of opportunity" in causing periodontal diseases
1) A. actinomyceto comitans
2) B gingivalis
3) Capnocytophaga
4) Fusobacterium

Periodontics Answer: 1

Functional integration of graft occurs after
1) 1-2 weeks
2) 2-5 weeks
3) 10-19 weeks
4) 16-20 weeks

Periodontics Answer: 2

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

Periodontics Answer: 1

In periodontitis, maximum destruction is present in
1) Lateral wall of pocket
2) Root surface
3) Junctional epithelium
4) None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in
1) Physiological architecture of alveolar bone
2) Correction of tori
3) Reverse architecture bone defects
4) Correction of bone ledges

Periodontics Answer: 3

Which of the following does not serve as endogenous nutrient source for plaque microorganisms in deep periodontal pockets
1) Saliva
2) Sulcular fluid
3) Degenerating epithelial cells
4) Other microorganisms

Periodontics Answer: 1

Which of the following contains most aggressive bacteria penetrating connective tissue and resulting in bone destruction
1) Subgingival unattached plaque
2) Subgingival tooth attached plaque
3) Subgingival epithelial attached plaque
4) None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 3

The gingival enlargement in leukaemia mainly result from
1. An inflammatory reaction to plaque
2. Leukaemic cellular infiltration of gingiva
3. Hormonal disturbances
4. Developmental in origin

Periodontics Answer: 2

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MDS PREP

Which of the following bacteria exhibits "window of opportunity" in causing periodontal diseases1) A. actinomyceto comitans2) B gingivalis3) Capnocytophaga4) Fusobacterium

Functional integration of graft occurs after1) 1-2 weeks2) 2-5 weeks3) 10-19 weeks4) 16-20 weeks

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

In periodontitis, maximum destruction is present in1) Lateral wall of pocket2) Root surface3) Junctional epithelium4) None of the above

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in1) Physiological architecture of alveolar bone2) Correction of tori3) Reverse architecture bone defects4) Correction of bone ledges

Which of the following does not serve as endogenous nutrient source for plaque microorganisms in deep periodontal pockets1) Saliva2) Sulcular fluid3) Degenerating epithelial cells4) Other microorganisms

Which of the following contains most aggressive bacteria penetrating connective tissue and resulting in bone destruction1) Subgingival unattached plaque2) Subgingival tooth attached plaque3) Subgingival epithelial attached plaque4) None of the above

The gingival enlargement in leukaemia mainly result from 1. An inflammatory reaction to plaque 2. Leukaemic cellular infiltration of gingiva 3. Hormonal disturbances 4. Developmental in origin

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Which of the following bacteria exhibits "window of opportunity" in causing periodontal diseases
1) A. actinomyceto comitans
2) B gingivalis
3) Capnocytophaga
4) Fusobacterium

Functional integration of graft occurs after
1) 1-2 weeks
2) 2-5 weeks
3) 10-19 weeks
4) 16-20 weeks

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

In periodontitis, maximum destruction is present in
1) Lateral wall of pocket
2) Root surface
3) Junctional epithelium
4) None of the above

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in
1) Physiological architecture of alveolar bone
2) Correction of tori
3) Reverse architecture bone defects
4) Correction of bone ledges

Which of the following does not serve as endogenous nutrient source for plaque microorganisms in deep periodontal pockets
1) Saliva
2) Sulcular fluid
3) Degenerating epithelial cells
4) Other microorganisms

Which of the following contains most aggressive bacteria penetrating connective tissue and resulting in bone destruction
1) Subgingival unattached plaque
2) Subgingival tooth attached plaque
3) Subgingival epithelial attached plaque
4) None of the above

The gingival enlargement in leukaemia mainly result from
1. An inflammatory reaction to plaque
2. Leukaemic cellular infiltration of gingiva
3. Hormonal disturbances
4. Developmental in origin