NMC
1. Relief is given in maxillary denture except – lingual frenum
2. Relief area of mandible???
3. Melting temperature of monomer – 100.30
4. Treatment/appliance used for anterior deep bite –
Anterior Bite Plane
5. Vitamin C Deficiency effect – Dentin
6. Radiograph appearance of bull’s eye – Dilaceration of root (bull neck : Diphtheria)???
7. Organism involve in dry socket – Treponema Denticola
8. Onion peel appearance – Garry’s osteomyelitis
9. Indirect retention is definitely required in – class I and class II kennedy’s
10. Restorative material used in senile caries – GIC
11. Organisms involved in Infective endocarditis – alpha hemolytic streptococcus
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12. Sandwich technique – GIC base and composite restoration
13. Ramsay hunt syndrome – Varicella zoster virus infection
14. Leeway space present in maxillary arch – 1.8mm
15. Point angle present in MO incisal II 6
16. The fourth root canal if present in a maxillary 1st molar is usually present in:
a) Mesiolingual root b) Mesiobuccal c) Palatal root d) Distal root
17. Canals present in relation to mandibular 1st molar – mesiolingual, mesiobuccal, distal
18. Oral condition in asthma (most common) – oral candidiasis and gingivitis
19. If ANB angle is 40 – Class II malocclusion
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20. Maxillary lateral incisors endo preparation shape – Triangular
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21. Which probe used to check furcation involvement – Naber’s probe
22. LA with adrenaline is absolutely contraindicated in –
a) First trimester of pregnancy b) Hyperthyroidism c) Hemophilia d) Hypertension
23. Which is masticatory mucosa – Alveolar Mucosa
24. Instrument made up of in conservative and endodontics – Carbon steel
25. Semi critical instruments – mouth mirror and probe
26. Bence Jones protein – multiple myeloma, leukaemia, polycythemia
27. Jug handle view/submentovertex –fracture of ZMC
28. In extraction of 3rd molar lower why is incision extended buccally – To prevent lingual nerve injury prevention
29. Linear gingival erythema is a characteristte feature of a) ANUG b) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis c) HIV - Gingivitis d) Chronic gingivitis
30. Acanthosis is: a) Increase in mitotic division' b) Increase in thickness of superficial layer c) Increase in thickness of spinous layer d) Disruption of basal lamina
31. Cherry blossom appearance – Sjogren Syndrome
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32. Down syndrome -Trisomy 21
33. Fluoride action on carbohydrates in reducing the caries is by – a) Inhibiting enolase b) Inhibiting fructose c) Inhibiting the sucrase d) Inhibiting gLycoLas
34. Drug causing xerostomia – Amitryptyline
35. Nikolsky’s sign – pemphigus
36. Advantage of functional space maintenance over non- functional space
maintainence – prevent supraeruption of opposite teeth
37. Bakers anchorage is a type of
a) Intra maxillary anchorage b) Inter maxillary anchorage
c) Extra oral anchorage d) Muscular anchorage
38. Cortical drift/bone remodeling – bone deposition and resorption
39. Involucrum also known as – new live bone
40. Sequestrum also known as – dead bone
41. Porcelain etch by – hydrofluoric acid
42. Pulp oximetry – vitality of tooth preparation
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43. Natal tooth – tooth present at birth
44. Interceptive orthodontics – space regaining
45. Vicot test – check setting time of dental plaster
46. In 36 gingival recession which wedging is used – piggy back
47. In adult soldier patient living in Afganistan has ulcers – ANUG
48. Severe form of ANUG – Noma
49. How much visit require to ANUG – 3 visits
50. In 3 years old child have grossly decayed anterior and posterior teeth and molar
involvement pulp diagnosis – ECC (stage III)
51. Patient come to department with chief complain of pain after chewing, which only
lasts for 10 secs. On examination on 36 supragingival calculus is reported with
mildly inflammed gingiva.
I. What is pulp vitality response?
a. Exaggerates response to cold
b. Exaggerates response to heat
c. Normal response to heat and cold
d. No response to heat and cold
II. What is diagnosis?
a. Crack tooth syndrome
III. Investigation
a. Tooth sloth test
IV. What will be next question you will like to like?
a. Does pain relieves on releasing bite?
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52. Patient by road traffic accident comes to hospital with ecchymosis, sub-conjunctival
haemorrage, which fracture occurred?
Le Fort II Subconjuctival heamorrhage is called racoon eye Used – non compression miniplate
53. Patient has come with swelling extended till orbital region externally. In intraoral
examination 36 was grossly decayed. Your diagnosis
a. Buccal space infection???
b. Masseter space infection?????
54. Surgery of canine fossa – Cald well luc
7 mm communication between oral cavity and antral cavity 3 days before –
oroantral fistula
Treatment of above – excision and surgical correction
Confirmatory test – butterfly test (SLE)
55. Angle at which functional bevel given
a. 900 b. 450 c. 300 d. 600
56. Which cyst transfer to malignancy – dentigerous cyst
57. Patient on routine examination on radiograph periapically radiolucency is seen on
RCT treated tooth while patient is asymptomatic. What is the line of treatment?
a. Wait and watch???
b. Apicectomy??
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58. Fracture parade ground- bilateral condylar fracture +symphysis fracture
59. All 3 spaces +bilateral involvement – Ludwig’s Angina
60. One of the impression material which do not changes dimensionally and does not react on moisture
a. Reversible hydrocolloid b. Irreversible hydrocolloid c. Polysulphide hydrocolloid d. Polyether hydrocolloid
61. Irrigation used normally in endodontics – 5% sodium hypochlorite
62. Temporary preparation of crown which is not used – gold
63. CEOT arise from
a. Outer enamel epithelium
b. Inner enamel epithelium
c. Stellate reticulum
d. Stratum intermedium
64. Which etch used in pit and fissure sealant – 37% phosphoric acid
65. Which type of suture done in tension free zone – horizontal suture
66. How much time is required to osteointegrate mandibular implant – 4 months
67. New cases in certain population with specific period of time – incidence
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68. Patient in orthodontics with class I malocclusion with anterior crowding. Which of the following is not required?
a. Cast b. Lateral cephalogram c. A/P cephalogram d. photographs
69. In maxilla, overjet 7mm. In mandible, overjet 6.5mm.
What is the line of treatment? – All premolars are extracted. Max anchorage – TPA Treatment plan- Fixed orthodontics
70. Canal resin sealer – A-H plus
71. In large scale, filtration which is not used
a. Rapid sand filtration b. Chlorination of water c. Slow sand filtration d. Ceramic filtration
72. In old patient to fill cavity on gingival 1/3rd (class V)and patient suffering from ptylism which method is used for isolation
a. Retraction cord b. Rubber dam c. Anesthesia
73. Midline fracture denture – buccally placed
posterior teeth
74. When smiling denture falls – inadequate relief of
buccal frenum
75. In a cyst creamy viscoid nature, no odour – OKC
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76. In a children, herpetic gingivostomatitis is caused by – HSV I
77. Why bevel cavosurface not given in children? - Enamel rods are directed
occlusally.
78. LA act on – nerve membrane
79. Modification in DMFT – Temporary fillings are considered as F
80. In a periodic dental camp, recognizing periodontal disease and referring to hospital is
– specific prevention
81. If 3rd molar is below cervical line of 2nd molar – position C
82. Swaged needle – eyeless needle
83. Clasp is incorporate in all area of undercut – terminate 1/3rd in undercut????????
84. If adult patient comes to clinic which complains of spontaneous pain. Pain on
bending, sleeping and lingering pain. (Chronic irreversible pulpitis). What is the line
of treatment? – pulpectomy
85. Carey’s Analysis – mandibular arch
86. Quad helix is used- posterior crossbite correction by slow expansion
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