MDS PREP

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

Overcontoured crown is most often the result of
1) Insufficient tooth reduction
2) Overbuilding by technicians
3) Desirable, if properly shaped
4) Increased retention

Prosthodontics Answer: 4

Which of the following is not functionally acceptable arrangement of teeth in complete denture
1) Setting posterior teeth in line parallel to Camper"s line
2) Setting anterior teeth in the line parallel to interpupillary line
3) Setting anterior teeth to make contact in centric relation
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to
1. Collect the fee
2. Relieve the pressure spots
3. Check the occlusion
4. Check the retention

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Hinge axes is best detected by
1. Face-bow transfer and freely adjustable condylar pieces
2. Face-bow with three point articular
3. With face-bow only
4. With articulator only

Prosthodontics Answer: 1

RPD impression for a Kennedy class I and II case differs from the full denture impression in that
1) It is mucostatic impression
2) It should be a functional impression
3) All of the above
4) None of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Vibrating line is on the
1) Hard palate
2) Junction of hard and soft palate
3) Soft palate
4) Junction of muscularis uvulae and palatien muscle

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

A 3/4 cast crown is selected rather than a full cast crown primarily because a 3/4 cast crown
1) Has more retention
2) Requires less metal to cast
3) Requires less removal of tooth structure
4) Requires less time to prepare

MDS PREP

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

Overcontoured crown is most often the result of
1) Insufficient tooth reduction
2) Overbuilding by technicians
3) Desirable, if properly shaped
4) Increased retention

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to
1. Collect the fee
2. Relieve the pressure spots
3. Check the occlusion
4. Check the retention

Hinge axes is best detected by
1. Face-bow transfer and freely adjustable condylar pieces
2. Face-bow with three point articular
3. With face-bow only
4. With articulator only

RPD impression for a Kennedy class I and II case differs from the full denture impression in that
1) It is mucostatic impression
2) It should be a functional impression
3) All of the above
4) None of the above

Vibrating line is on the
1) Hard palate
2) Junction of hard and soft palate
3) Soft palate
4) Junction of muscularis uvulae and palatien muscle

A 3/4 cast crown is selected rather than a full cast crown primarily because a 3/4 cast crown
1) Has more retention
2) Requires less metal to cast
3) Requires less removal of tooth structure
4) Requires less time to prepare

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MDS PREP

Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth? 1. In the gingival one-third 2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds 3. In the occlusal one-third 4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

Overcontoured crown is most often the result of1) Insufficient tooth reduction2) Overbuilding by technicians3) Desirable, if properly shaped4) Increased retention

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to 1. Collect the fee 2. Relieve the pressure spots 3. Check the occlusion 4. Check the retention

Hinge axes is best detected by 1. Face-bow transfer and freely adjustable condylar pieces 2. Face-bow with three point articular 3. With face-bow only 4. With articulator only

RPD impression for a Kennedy class I and II case differs from the full denture impression in that1) It is mucostatic impression2) It should be a functional impression3) All of the above4) None of the above

Vibrating line is on the1) Hard palate2) Junction of hard and soft palate3) Soft palate4) Junction of muscularis uvulae and palatien muscle

A 3/4 cast crown is selected rather than a full cast crown primarily because a 3/4 cast crown1) Has more retention2) Requires less metal to cast3) Requires less removal of tooth structure4) Requires less time to prepare

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Where should the reciprocal clasp arm be placed on the lingual surface of the abutment tooth?
1. In the gingival one-third
2. At the junction of the occlusal and middle thirds
3. In the occlusal one-third
4. At the junction of the middle arid gingival thirds

Overcontoured crown is most often the result of
1) Insufficient tooth reduction
2) Overbuilding by technicians
3) Desirable, if properly shaped
4) Increased retention

Patient usually is given appointment 24 hours after delivery of complete dentures to
1. Collect the fee
2. Relieve the pressure spots
3. Check the occlusion
4. Check the retention

Hinge axes is best detected by
1. Face-bow transfer and freely adjustable condylar pieces
2. Face-bow with three point articular
3. With face-bow only
4. With articulator only

RPD impression for a Kennedy class I and II case differs from the full denture impression in that
1) It is mucostatic impression
2) It should be a functional impression
3) All of the above
4) None of the above

Vibrating line is on the
1) Hard palate
2) Junction of hard and soft palate
3) Soft palate
4) Junction of muscularis uvulae and palatien muscle

A 3/4 cast crown is selected rather than a full cast crown primarily because a 3/4 cast crown
1) Has more retention
2) Requires less metal to cast
3) Requires less removal of tooth structure
4) Requires less time to prepare