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Dental Materials

The strength of irregularly shaped amalgam alloys increases with over-trituration.

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Pedodontics

Hand sharpening of instruments with unmounted stones is preferable because unmounted stones wear away less of the instrument surface.

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Periodontics

For a laterally positioned flap (used to cover isolated gingival recession), the success criteria include:

Adequate width of attached gingiva at donor site →  Necessary, because tissue must be mobilized from an adjacent tooth with sufficient gingiva.

Adequate facial bone support at donor site → Important to ensure stability and viability of the flap.

Adequate width of attached gingiva at recipient site →  Not required, since the purpose of the procedure is to increase attached gingiva at the recipient site.

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NEETMDS

Abfraction is the loss of tooth structure at the cervical area (where the tooth meets the gum line) caused by biomechanical loading forces (flexure) on the tooth, resulting in characteristic V-shaped or wedge-shaped lesions with vertical fracture lines. 

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Endodontics

Periapical radiographs are essential tools in endodontic practice. They help in determining the length of the root canal during procedures like root canals. They can also reveal signs of infection or inflammation around the apex of the tooth (periapical pathosis), which indicates the presence of infection in the pulp.

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Oral Pathology

Diastema (spacing between teeth) is never directly associated with TMJ pathosis. TMJ disorders commonly cause open bite due to condylar resorption or growth disturbances, closed bite due to posterior teeth super-eruption, and traumatic occlusion due to altered mandibular positioning. Diastema is typically related to tooth size-arch length discrepancies, developmental factors, or periodontal disease, not TMJ dysfunction.

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Public Health Dentistry

Daily fluoride mouth rinse containing 0.05% sodium fluoride has a concentration of about 225 ppm fluoride ions

0.05% sodium fluoride solution = 225 ppm fluoride

0.2% sodium fluoride solution = 900 ppm fluoride

The daily rinse (0.05%) is recommended for children aged 6–12 years.

The weekly rinse (0.2%) is recommended for older children and adults at higher risk of caries.

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Periodontics

Dilantin therapy (Phenytoin) 


 Mechanism: Phenytoin-induced gingival overgrowth (PIGO) is fundamentally a non-inflammatory process where the drug directly stimulates gingival fibroblasts to produce excessive collagen and ground substance (a fibrotic, hyperplastic response).

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INI CET

Pulpotomy is an invasive dental procedure that involves the removal of the coronal portion of the vital pulp from a tooth, typically to treat deep decay or trauma.

The other options are considered minimally invasive or non-invasive techniques for managing dental caries:

ART (Atraumatic Restorative Treatment) is a minimally invasive approach using hand instruments to remove decay and restore the tooth with glass ionomer cement.


Hall's technique is a non-invasive method for managing carious primary molars using preformed metal crowns without local anesthesia, tooth preparation, or caries removal.

Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) application is a non-invasive treatment applied topically to arrest the progression of dental caries.

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Radiology

All of the following form radiolucent stones except orotic acid.

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