MDS PREP

If a person chews on only one side, it will lead to
1. greater accumulation of plaque on the used side
2. heavier and denser bone support on the unused side
3. greater accumulation of plaque on the unused side
4. greater degree of gingival and periodontal disease on the used side

Periodontics Answer: 3

Sodium content of iontophoresis is:

         1.   1%.

2.       2%.

3.        3%.

4.        4%.

Periodontics Answer: 2

Ideal requisites of barrier membrane include all of the following except
1) Cell occlusivity
2) Tissue compatibility
3) Space making
4) Biodegradable

Periodontics Answer: 4

Systemically, antibiotics are routinely indicated for
1. ANUG
2. Adult periodontitis
3. Chronic gingivitis
4. None of the above

Periodontics Answer: 4

Which of the following bony defects cannot be classfied as infrabony?
1) Trough
2) Crater
3) Dehiscence
4) Hemiseptum

Periodontics Answer: 3

Bacterial invasion of connective tissue in ANUG was demonstrated by
1) Glickmann
2) Listgarten
3) Lindhe
4) Wearlug

Periodontics Answer: 2

The term "sounding" is associated with
1) Radiographic assessment of osseous morphology
2) Transgingival probing
3) Collection of crevicular fluid
4) Pecussion of tooth

Periodontics Answer: 2

Changes in the gingiva during pregnancy are attributed to
1) Changes in the hormonal level
2) Altered microorganisms
3) Altered immunological response level
4) All the above

Periodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

If a person chews on only one side, it will lead to 1. greater accumulation of plaque on the used side 2. heavier and denser bone support on the unused side 3. greater accumulation of plaque on the unused side 4. greater degree of gingival and periodontal disease on the used side

Sodium content of iontophoresis is: 1. 1%. 2. 2%. 3. 3%. 4. 4%.

Ideal requisites of barrier membrane include all of the following except1) Cell occlusivity2) Tissue compatibility3) Space making4) Biodegradable

Systemically, antibiotics are routinely indicated for 1. ANUG 2. Adult periodontitis 3. Chronic gingivitis 4. None of the above

Which of the following bony defects cannot be classfied as infrabony?1) Trough2) Crater3) Dehiscence4) Hemiseptum

Bacterial invasion of connective tissue in ANUG was demonstrated by1) Glickmann2) Listgarten3) Lindhe4) Wearlug

The term "sounding" is associated with1) Radiographic assessment of osseous morphology2) Transgingival probing3) Collection of crevicular fluid4) Pecussion of tooth

Changes in the gingiva during pregnancy are attributed to1) Changes in the hormonal level2) Altered microorganisms3) Altered immunological response level4) All the above

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If a person chews on only one side, it will lead to
1. greater accumulation of plaque on the used side
2. heavier and denser bone support on the unused side
3. greater accumulation of plaque on the unused side
4. greater degree of gingival and periodontal disease on the used side

Sodium content of iontophoresis is:

1. 1%.

2. 2%.

3. 3%.

4. 4%.

Ideal requisites of barrier membrane include all of the following except
1) Cell occlusivity
2) Tissue compatibility
3) Space making
4) Biodegradable

Systemically, antibiotics are routinely indicated for
1. ANUG
2. Adult periodontitis
3. Chronic gingivitis
4. None of the above

Which of the following bony defects cannot be classfied as infrabony?
1) Trough
2) Crater
3) Dehiscence
4) Hemiseptum

Bacterial invasion of connective tissue in ANUG was demonstrated by
1) Glickmann
2) Listgarten
3) Lindhe
4) Wearlug

The term "sounding" is associated with
1) Radiographic assessment of osseous morphology
2) Transgingival probing
3) Collection of crevicular fluid
4) Pecussion of tooth

Changes in the gingiva during pregnancy are attributed to
1) Changes in the hormonal level
2) Altered microorganisms
3) Altered immunological response level
4) All the above