MDS PREP

The gingival extension of the proximal box preparation of a Class H cavity should not be overextended in deciduous teeth as
1. enamel rod configuration is occlusally directed in the area
2. proximal contact areas are broad and flat
3. these teeth have a marked cervical constriction
4. there is likelihood of pulp exposure

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to
1) Pulp hyperaemia
2) Pulp necrosis
3) Pulp chamber calcification
4) Internal resorption

Pedodontics Answer: 3

For at least how long calcium hydroxide remains when it is applied to residual carious dentin in the direct pulp treatment technique?
1) 6 months
2) 6 to 8 months
3) 2 weeks
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following are considered to be the effective methods of management of fears in a child
1) Reconditioning, reassurance and explanation
2) Reconditioning, overcorrection and indifference
3) Both the above
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

All of the following statements about acute leukaemia in children are true EXCEPT
1) Myelomonocytic variety and causes gross gingival swellings. It may be manifested by mucosal pallor
2) May cause bleeding gums (or0 paler mucosa
3) It is usually of the lymphoblastic variety
4) By slow enlargement of regional lymph nodes

Pedodontics Answer: 1

The following treatment is indicated for large non-carious exposure in asymptomatic maxillary primary molar
1) Pulp capping with calcium hydroxide
2) Formocresol pulpotomy
3) Calcium hydroxide pulpotomy
4) Pulpectomy

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Tell-show-do technique of child management was introduced by
1) Bandura
2) Addleson
3) Coope
4) Wright

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Frenectomy in a child patient is a procedure performed to
1) Remove an impacted tooth
2) Effect separation of ligament and mucosa
3) Relieve tension on ligament attachments
4) Relieve tension on teeth

MDS PREP

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to
1) Pulp hyperaemia
2) Pulp necrosis
3) Pulp chamber calcification
4) Internal resorption

For at least how long calcium hydroxide remains when it is applied to residual carious dentin in the direct pulp treatment technique?
1) 6 months
2) 6 to 8 months
3) 2 weeks
4) None of the above

Which of the following are considered to be the effective methods of management of fears in a child
1) Reconditioning, reassurance and explanation
2) Reconditioning, overcorrection and indifference
3) Both the above
4) None of the above

The following treatment is indicated for large non-carious exposure in asymptomatic maxillary primary molar
1) Pulp capping with calcium hydroxide
2) Formocresol pulpotomy
3) Calcium hydroxide pulpotomy
4) Pulpectomy

Tell-show-do technique of child management was introduced by
1) Bandura
2) Addleson
3) Coope
4) Wright

Frenectomy in a child patient is a procedure performed to
1) Remove an impacted tooth
2) Effect separation of ligament and mucosa
3) Relieve tension on ligament attachments
4) Relieve tension on teeth

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MDS PREP

Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to1) Pulp hyperaemia2) Pulp necrosis3) Pulp chamber calcification4) Internal resorption

For at least how long calcium hydroxide remains when it is applied to residual carious dentin in the direct pulp treatment technique?1) 6 months2) 6 to 8 months3) 2 weeks4) None of the above

Which of the following are considered to be the effective methods of management of fears in a child1) Reconditioning, reassurance and explanation2) Reconditioning, overcorrection and indifference3) Both the above 4) None of the above

The following treatment is indicated for large non-carious exposure in asymptomatic maxillary primary molar1) Pulp capping with calcium hydroxide2) Formocresol pulpotomy3) Calcium hydroxide pulpotomy4) Pulpectomy

Tell-show-do technique of child management was introduced by1) Bandura2) Addleson3) Coope4) Wright

Frenectomy in a child patient is a procedure performed to1) Remove an impacted tooth2) Effect separation of ligament and mucosa3) Relieve tension on ligament attachments4) Relieve tension on teeth

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Yellowish discolouration of the primary teeth following truama is due to
1) Pulp hyperaemia
2) Pulp necrosis
3) Pulp chamber calcification
4) Internal resorption

For at least how long calcium hydroxide remains when it is applied to residual carious dentin in the direct pulp treatment technique?
1) 6 months
2) 6 to 8 months
3) 2 weeks
4) None of the above

Which of the following are considered to be the effective methods of management of fears in a child
1) Reconditioning, reassurance and explanation
2) Reconditioning, overcorrection and indifference
3) Both the above
4) None of the above

The following treatment is indicated for large non-carious exposure in asymptomatic maxillary primary molar
1) Pulp capping with calcium hydroxide
2) Formocresol pulpotomy
3) Calcium hydroxide pulpotomy
4) Pulpectomy

Tell-show-do technique of child management was introduced by
1) Bandura
2) Addleson
3) Coope
4) Wright

Frenectomy in a child patient is a procedure performed to
1) Remove an impacted tooth
2) Effect separation of ligament and mucosa
3) Relieve tension on ligament attachments
4) Relieve tension on teeth