MDS PREP

The vertical fracture of root seen with gutta-percha obturation is due to
1. The vertical compression of warm GP points
2. Lateral condensation of GP points
3. Use of spreader
4. Injection molding technique

Endodontics Answer: 1

Oral tissues are best recorded in the functional state by
1. Mucocompressive state
2. Mucostatic technique
3. Selective or minimum pressure technique
4. All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 3

After access cavity opening, instrument should be placed in............... direction to gain access to mesiobuccal root of maxillary first molar
1) Diagonally opposite distolingual
2) Straight opposite mesiolingual
3) Straight opposite distobuccal
4) From mesiofacial itself

Endodontics Answer: 1

A patient has been treated endodontically for a radiolucent lesion at apex. After 1 year, size of lesion increased. Most possible reason is
1. Leakage due to improper obturation
2. Persistent cystic lining
3. Failure to do apical curetage
4. All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

The instrument that is used to safely remove pulp from fine canals
1) Small K file
2) Barbed broach
3) Smooth broach
4) Hedstroem

Endodontics Answer: 1

Of all the endodontic procedures on tooth, which will offer long-term prognosis
1) Pulpectomy
2) Pulpotomy
3) Direct pulp capping
4) All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

In primary tooth, intrusion is common because
1. Alveolar bone is pliable
2. Vertical overlap of teeth
3. Lip protection to max. anterior
4. All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

In periapical surgery, which of the following flap designs limits access to the operative site and often heals with scar formation
1) Envelope
2) Rectangular
3) Triangular
4) None of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

The vertical fracture of root seen with gutta-percha obturation is due to 1. The vertical compression of warm GP points 2. Lateral condensation of GP points 3. Use of spreader 4. Injection molding technique

Oral tissues are best recorded in the functional state by 1. Mucocompressive state 2. Mucostatic technique 3. Selective or minimum pressure technique 4. All of the above

After access cavity opening, instrument should be placed in............... direction to gain access to mesiobuccal root of maxillary first molar1) Diagonally opposite distolingual2) Straight opposite mesiolingual3) Straight opposite distobuccal4) From mesiofacial itself

A patient has been treated endodontically for a radiolucent lesion at apex. After 1 year, size of lesion increased. Most possible reason is 1. Leakage due to improper obturation 2. Persistent cystic lining 3. Failure to do apical curetage 4. All of the above

The instrument that is used to safely remove pulp from fine canals1) Small K file2) Barbed broach3) Smooth broach4) Hedstroem

Of all the endodontic procedures on tooth, which will offer long-term prognosis1) Pulpectomy2) Pulpotomy3) Direct pulp capping4) All of the above

In primary tooth, intrusion is common because 1. Alveolar bone is pliable 2. Vertical overlap of teeth 3. Lip protection to max. anterior 4. All of the above

In periapical surgery, which of the following flap designs limits access to the operative site and often heals with scar formation1) Envelope2) Rectangular3) Triangular4) None of the above

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The vertical fracture of root seen with gutta-percha obturation is due to
1. The vertical compression of warm GP points
2. Lateral condensation of GP points
3. Use of spreader
4. Injection molding technique

Oral tissues are best recorded in the functional state by
1. Mucocompressive state
2. Mucostatic technique
3. Selective or minimum pressure technique
4. All of the above

After access cavity opening, instrument should be placed in............... direction to gain access to mesiobuccal root of maxillary first molar
1) Diagonally opposite distolingual
2) Straight opposite mesiolingual
3) Straight opposite distobuccal
4) From mesiofacial itself

A patient has been treated endodontically for a radiolucent lesion at apex. After 1 year, size of lesion increased. Most possible reason is
1. Leakage due to improper obturation
2. Persistent cystic lining
3. Failure to do apical curetage
4. All of the above

The instrument that is used to safely remove pulp from fine canals
1) Small K file
2) Barbed broach
3) Smooth broach
4) Hedstroem

Of all the endodontic procedures on tooth, which will offer long-term prognosis
1) Pulpectomy
2) Pulpotomy
3) Direct pulp capping
4) All of the above

In primary tooth, intrusion is common because
1. Alveolar bone is pliable
2. Vertical overlap of teeth
3. Lip protection to max. anterior
4. All of the above

In periapical surgery, which of the following flap designs limits access to the operative site and often heals with scar formation
1) Envelope
2) Rectangular
3) Triangular
4) None of the above