PROSTHODONTICS FULL AND PARTIAL DENTURE 84. What is the pup!se !" #a$i%& a e'!( !" p!tusi)e e*ati!% a%( +hat "u%'ti!% (!es it se)e a"te it is #a(e, A. To register the condylar path and to adjust the inclination of the incisal guidance. B. To aid in determining the freeway space and to adjust the inclination of the incisal guidance. C. To register the condylar path and to adjust the condylar guides of the articulator so that they are equivalent to the condylar paths of the patient. D. To aid in establishing the occlusal vertical dimension and to adjust the condylar guides of the articulator so that they are equivalent to the condylar paths of the patient. Ans C 8-. The #ai% "a't! '!%t!**i%& a (e'isi!% t! i%'ease the !''*usa* hei&ht !" teeth "! e.te%si)e !a* e'!%stu'ti!% is +hethe/ A. The inter occlusal distance will be physiologically acceptable after treatment B. There will be sufficient tooth bulk in the abutment teeth for proper retention of the crowns C. At least two third of the original alveolar process will remain for adequate periodontal support D. The aesthetic appearance of the patient will improve sufficiently to warrant the planned reconstruction Ans A 80. I% p*a%%i%& a%( '!%stu'ti!% !" a 'ast #eta* patia* (e%tue the stu(1 'ast/ A. facilitate the construction of customspecial trays B. minimi!e the need for articulating C. provide only limited information about inter ridge distance" which is best assessed clinically D. can be used as a working cast when duplicating facilities are not available Ans A #ndividual impression trays may be fabricated on the diagnostic casts" or the diagnostic cast may be used in selecting and fitting a stock impression tray for the final impression. $Carr" Alan B.. %cCracken&s 'emovable (artial (rosthodontics" ). 88. Pei!(!%ta* (a#a&e t! a2ut#e%t teeth !" patia* (e%tue +ith (ista* e.te%si!% 'a% 2est 2e a)!i(e( 21/ A. Applying *tressbreakers B. +mploying bar clasps on all abutment teeth C. %aintaining tissue support of the distal e,tension D. Clasping at least two teeth for each edentulous area +. %aintaining the clasp arms on all abutment teeth at the ideal degree of tension Ans C 83. Whi'h !" these #us'*es #a1 a""e't the 2!(es !" #a%(i2u*a '!#p*ete (e%tue/ A. %entalis B. -ateral pterygoid C. .rbicularis oris D. -evator angulioris +. Temporal Ans A 34. 5a+ e*ati!% !" a% e(e%tu*!us patie%t has 2ee% esta2*ishe(. The #a.i**a1 'ast has 2ee% #!u%te( !% a% ati'u*at! +ith!ut a "a'e 2!+. 6!u (e'i(e t! i%'ease the !''*usa* )eti'a* (i#e%si!% 21 4## this +i** %e'essitate/ A. .pening the articulator /mm B. A new centric relation to be recorded C. A change in the condylar guide settings D. An increase in the rest vertical dimension Ans B 37. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is a #a8! (isa()a%ta&e t! i##e(iate '!#p*ete (e%tue theap1/ A. Trauma to e,traction site B. #ncreased potential of infection C. #mpossibility for anterior try in D. +,cessive resorption of residual ridge Ans C 944. What is the #ai% pup!se !" usi%& Stess 2ea$es: A. To distribute the load between teeth and ridges B. To distribute the load between the clasps and the face end of the saddle C. #t relieves the abutment tooth of occlusal loads that may e,ceed their physiologic strength Ans C 947. A t!!th u%(e !''*usa* tau#a sh!+s A. Bone resorption B. 0ecrosis of the pulp C. 1ypercementosis D. Triangulation +. All of the above Ans + 94;. Whi'h is the #!e ete%ti)e "!# "! a% a%tei! 2i(&e A. 2 partial veneer crown B. Class 3 inlay C. (inlay 3eneer D. Class ### inlay with pins Ans A 97<. Patie%t +ith '*ass II (i)isi!% II= the *atea* i%'is! is #issi%&. 6!u +a%t t! #a$e a "i.e( 2i(&e +hi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is suita2*e: A. 'ocket bridge using central incisor as abutment B. Cantilever using central incisor C. 4i,ed bridge using the central incisor and bicuspid Answer C 97-. Whe% epaii%& a "a'tue !" a *!+e '!#p*ete (e%tue/ +hi'h state#e%t is '!e't: A. *elf curing will distort the denture B. Cold curing will not be strong enough because of small area of attachment C. There is a possibility of occlusal disharmony Ans C 948. What is Path !" I%seti!% A. The movement of the appliance from the points of initial contacts to path of final rest position B. The movement of the appliance from the points of rest position until it is not in contact with teeth Ans A 943. What is Path !" Re#!)a*: A. The appliances movement from the rest position to the last contacts of its rigid parts with the supporting teeth B. The movement of the appliance from the points of initial contacts to path of final rest position Ans A 9<4. Whe% '!e'ti!% pepaati!% "! e '!%t!ui%& !" !''*usa* su"a'e is t! 2e app*ie(/ &i%(i%& !%*1 !" the a(8uste( su"a'e: A. *hould not be felt flat B. 'equires a flat crown C. 'equires no contact with adjacent teeth D. *hould be felt flat +. 0one of the above Ans A 9<9. T! !2tai% a (esie( p!8e'ti!% !" !''*usa* *!a(s/ the "*!! !" the !''*usa* est sh!u*(/ A. Be conve, B. *lope from the marginal ridge towards contact55 of abutment C. *lope from contact55 of abutment towards the marginal ridge D. Be concave +. Does not slope from the marginal ridge towards contact55 of abutment 4. 0one of the above 555555555555 9<;. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& aeas CANNOT 2e (ete#i%e( 21 su)e1 a%a*1sis !" patia**1 e(e%tu*!us 'ast, A. Areas to be revealed as blocked out to properly located rigid parts of a frame work B. Areas to be shaped to properly located rigid parts of framework C. Areas used for guideline planes D. Areas used for retention +. Areas used for support 4. Depth of rest seats Ans 4 9<4. I% patia* (e%tues the &ui(e*i%es >Gui(i%& P*a%es? se)e t!: A. Aid in balancing occlusion B. Assure predictable clasp retention C. 4orm right angle with the occlusal plane D. +liminate the necessity for precision attachment +. +liminate the necessity for a posterior clasp Ans B 9<<. R!u&h su"a'e@P!!sit1 !" p!'e*ai% is a esu*t !": A. -ack of compression B. *udden high temperature Ans A 9<-. The #!st '!##!% "ai*ue i% '!%stu'ti%& p!'e*ai% t! #eta* is: A. #mproper metal framework B. 'apid heating Ans A 9<8. The #a.i**a1 'a%i%e is #issi%&. The 2est +a1 "! #a$i%& Ca%ti*e)e 2i(&e is !%: A. Both premolars B. #ncisors and premolars Ans A 9<3. A%teAs La+: D. A%te i% 937- state( that/ A. 6The combined pericemental area of the abutment teeth should be equal to or greater than pericemental area than tooth or teeth to be replaced7 9-4. Wh1 +!u*( 1!u (e'i(e t! ep*a'e the a%tei! #issi%& teeth "! patia* (e%tue usi%& 2i(&e: A. Aesthetic B. .verjet C. .verbite Ans A 903. A $i%e#ati' "a'e 2!+ is use( "! e'!(i%& Bt! *!'ateC A. 1inge movement $position) a,is 984. Wh1 (! 1!u p!*ish the teeth 2e"!e seati%& !" a patia* (e%tue: A. To smooth the rough surface B. To minimise the retention of plaque C. To increase the adoptability of occlusal rests Ans C 989. The '!%ta't 2et+ee% ati"i'ia* a%( %atua* teeth i% patia* (e%tues: A. *light touch in the balancing side B. *hould not be in touch at all Ans A 98<. The u%(e'ut "! C!2a*t Ch!#eAs ete%ti)e a# '*asp is/ A. 8.9:mm$wrought gold) B. 8.:8mm$stainless steel) C. 8.;:mm$cobalt chrome) 98-. Whe% su)e1i%&: A. Tilt the cast 980. What state#e%t is "a*se: A. 0ot to survey when making the crown 988. A G!*( '*asp is #!e e*asti' tha% C!2a*t Ch!#e/ 2ut C!DCh!#e has hi&h #!(u*us !" e*asti'it1. A. The first statement is false the second is true B. Both are true C. The first is true the second is false D. Both are false Ans B $modulous of elasticity is for stiffness of material) 983. O)e(e%tues ae 2est use( "!/ A. Canines and premolars B. (osterior teeth
Ans A 937. Rete%ti)e pat !" '*asp p!siti!% is/ A. Below the survey line. B. Above survey line C. As close as possible to the gingival margins Ans A 93;. T! #i%i#iEe the *!a( !% a "eeDe%( sa((*e patia* (e%tue: A. <se teeth with narrow Buccal=-ingual dimension B. <se mucco=compressive impression Ans B 934. Rete%ti)e C*asps: A. Alloy with high modulus of elasticity B. Clasp arm is gingivally located Ans B 74-. T! i%'ease the sta2i*it1 !" the *!+e (e%tue/ A. The occlusal plane should be below the tongue B. The occlusal plane should be above the tongue C. The lingual flanges should be concave Ans A 797. The 2est +a1 !" &etti%& &!!( ete%ti!% i% "u** )e%ee '!+% is 21/ A. Tapering B. -ong path of insertion Ans B 70;. The #!st '!##!% 'ause !" p!!sit1 i% p!'e*ai% 8a'$et '!+%s is/ A. %oisture contamination B. +,cessive firing temperature C. 4ailure to anneal the platinum matri, D. +,cessive condensation of the porcelain +. #nadequate condensation of the porcelain Ans + 704. The #ai% "a't! '!%t!**i%& a (e'isi!% t! i%'ease the !''*usa* hei&ht !" teeth "! e.te%si)e !a* e'!%stu'ti!% is +hethe/ A. the inter occlusal distance will be physiologically acceptable after treatment B. there will be sufficient tooth bulk in the abutment teeth for proper retention of the crowns C. at least two third of the original alveolar process will remain for adequate periodontal support D. the aesthetic appearance of the patient will improve sufficiently to warrant the planned reconstruction Ans A 70<. A% a()a%ta&e !" #eta*D'ea#i' '!+%s/ '!#pae( +ith "u** 'ea#i' '!+%s "! est!i%& a%tei! teeth is/ A. (alatal reduction may be of minimal thickness B. .verall conservative for tooth structure C. Ability to watch the appearance of adjacent natural teeth D. -ess laboratory time Ans A 70-. I% 'e#e%ti%& Fa1*a%( ! R!'he 2i(&es/ the e""e't is &e%ea**1 t!/ A. -ighten the colour of the teeth by the opacity of the cement B. Darken the colour of the abutment by the presence of metal on the lingual C. 1ave no detrimental colour effect D. Darken the abutment teeth by incisal metal coverage Ans C 700. The #i%i#a* *a2ia* t!!th e(u'ti!% "! satis"a't!1 aestheti's +ith p!'e*ai% "use( t! #eta* '!+% is/ A. >mm B. The full thickness of enamel C. >.: mm D. ;.:mm +. .ne third of the dentine thickness Ans C 703. I% 2i(&e +!$/ +hi'h !" the "!**!+i%&s te#s is NOT CORRECT: A. A retainer could be a crown to which a bridge is attached to B. A connector connects a pontic to a retainer or two retainers to each other C. The saddle is the area of the edentulous ridge over which the pontic will lie and comes in contact with pontic D. A pontic is an artificial tooth as part of a bridge Ans C 784. A '!+% 'asti%& +ith a 'ha#"e #a&i% "its the (ie= 2ut i% the #!uth the 'asti%& is !pe% app!.i#ate*1 4.;##. A satis"a't!1 "it a%( a''uate ph1si!*!&i'a* '*!se !" the &i%&i)a* aea !" the '!+% 'a% BEST 2e a'hie)e( 21: A. 1and burnishing B. %echanical burnishing C. <sing finishing burs and points to remove the enamel margins on the tooth D. %aking a new impression and remaking the crown +. 'elieving the inside of the occlusal surface of the casting to allow for further seating Ans D 789. Whe% (es'i2i%& a e#!)a2*e patia* (e%tue/ the #i%! '!%%e't! e"es t!:GG A. 'igid components anterior to the premolar teeth B. 4le,ible components" in contrast to rigid major connectors C. *maller connectors which connect denture components to the major connector D. The components of the denture base which provides reciprocation Ans C 787. The #ea%s 21 +hi'h !%e pat !" a patia* (e%tue "a#e+!$ !pp!ses the a'ti!% !" the etai%e i% "u%'ti!% is:GG A. Tripoding B. 'eciprocation C. *tress breaking D. #ndirect retention Ans B 78;. I% e#!)a2*e patia* (e%tue/ the pi%'ip*e !" a% i%(ie't etai%e is t!: A. *tabilise against lateral movement B. (revent settling of major connectors C. 'estrict tissue movement at the distal e,tension base of the partial denture D. %inimise movement of the base away from the supporting tissue Ans D 784. Dist!ti!% ! 'ha%&e i% shape !" a 'ast patia* (e%tue '*asp (ui%& its '*i%i'a* use p!2a2*1 i%(i'ates that the: A. Ductility was too low B. 1ardness was too great C. <ltimate tensile strength was too low D. Tension temperature was too high +. +lastic limit was e,ceeded Ans + 78-. Whe% a e#!)a2*e patia* (e%tue is te#i%a**1 seate( = the ete%ti)e '*asps tips sh!u*(: A. Apply retentive force into the body of the teeth B. +,ert no force C. Be invisible D. 'esist torque through the long a,is of the teeth Ans B 780. Wh1 (! 1!u '!%stu't a *!+e e#!)a2*e patia* (e%tue +ith *i%&ua* 2a: A. #t is used when the space between raised floor" mouth and gingival margin is minimal B. (laque accumulation is less than with lingual plate C. *hould be made thicker when short Ans A ;44. Whe% a** !the e#!)a2*e patia* (e%tue '!%si(eati!%s e#ai% u%'ha%&e(= '*asps '!%stu'te( !" +hi'h #ateia* 'a% e%&a&e the (eepest u%(e'ut: A. Chrome cobalt casts B. 0ickel chrome casts C. ?rought stainless steel D. ?rought gold Ans D ;4-. The i%'isa* &ui(a%'e !% the ati'u*at! is the:GG A. %echanical equivalent of hori!ontal and vertical overlap of upper and lower incisors B. %echanical equivalent of the compensating curve C. *ame as condylar guidance D. +stimated by the equation@ #ncisal guidance A >B of condylar guidance Ans A ;9<. What '!%t!*s the !''*usi!%:. A. Teeth B. 'eceptors in periodontal membrane C. (roprioceptors D. 0euromuscular receptors +. T%C 4. All of the above Ans 4 ;93. Whee (! Fa1*a%( 2i(&es *!!se ete%ti!% !"te%: A. 'esin=metal B. 'esin enamel C. 'esin layer Ans A ;79. Whee is the ete%ti)e p!siti!% !% teeth a''!(i%& t! the su)e1 *i%e: A. Below the height of contour B. 0e,t to gingival margins Ans A ;77. I% e&a( t! (ista* "ee e%( sa((*es= +hat is TRUE: A. ?ill require relining more often than a denture supported with teeth ;7;. What ae the #!st '!##!% e!s +he% '!%stu'ti%& a patia* (e%tue: A. #mproper survey B. Bad positioning of the occlusal rests C. #ncorrect design Ans C ;;<. The #a8! 'ause !" 8a'$et '!+% 2ea$a&e is/ A. #nclusion of platinum foil B. <se of weak cementum C. 3oids of porcelain D. (orcelain is thinner than >mm Ans D ;;-. P!%ti' ep*a'i%& uppe "ist #!*as i% a 2i(&e sh!u*(: A. *lightly compress soft tissues B. Be clear of soft tissues C. Be just in contact with soft tissues Ans C ;;0. A *a2ia**1 (isp*a'e( a%tei! t!!th is est!e( +ith a &!*( '!e p!'e*ai% 8a'$et '!+% s! that it is i% *i%e +ith the a'h= the '!+% +i** appeas: A. *hort B. -ong C. 0arrow D. ?ide Ans C ;<;. The t1pe !" &!*( that is use( "! (e%ta* 2i(&es is/ A. 1ard >BD B. Type #3 9:D Ans B ;<4. I% e&a( t! patia* (e%tues/ h!+ (! 1!u esta2*ish e*ia2*e )eti'a* (i#e%si!%/ A. ?a, if the remaining teeth occlude 409. The sh!test "a'ia* hei&ht is +he%: A. Teeth are overlapped B. There is ma,imum cuspal interdigitation Ans B 407. What is TRUE a2!ut )eti'a* (i#e%si!%: A. Does not change for the whole life B. Decreases when head is tilted back C. #ncreases when a lower denture is placed in mouth Ans A 40-. I% the '!%stu'ti!% !" a% RPD/ &ui(i%& p*a%es ae 'eate(/ A. (erpendicular to the occlusal plane B. (arallel towards the path of placement. Ans B 400. Whe% sh!u*( 1!u p!u p!*1ethe i#pessi!% #ateia*s: A. ?ithin ;/ hours after taking impression B. ?ithin E8 minutes after taking impression C. *hould be stored dry and then poured D. *hould be stored in a humid place Ans C #f ma,imal accuracy is to be maintained with polysulfide and condensation silicone materials" the slurry mi, for a stone die or cast should be poured immediately into the impression after it is removed from the mouth. #mmediately is defined as the period within the first E8 minutes" even when the putty=wash technique is used. The stability e,hibited by the addition silicone and polyether materials suggests that these impressions do not have to be poured with a gypsum product immediately. #n fact" these impressions are often sent to the lab to be poured. 'esearch has shown that a cast produced between ;/ hours and > week was as accurate as a cast made in the first hour" assuming that there was no effect associated with the formation of hydrogen bubbles .ne property that has a negative effect on the polyether impression is the absorption of water or fluids and the simultaneous leaching of the water= soluble plastici!er. Thus the stored impression must be kept in a dry" cool environment to maintain its accuracy. 408. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is a "eHue%t 'ause !" !paHue%ess i% a p!'e*ai% 8a'$et '!+%: A. (orcelain layer is too thin over the opaque layer. B. (orcelain layer is too thick Ans A 489. A &i%&i)a**1 e.te%(e( 'h!#e '!2a*t 'ast '*asp: A. Can e,tend 8.: under the surveyor line B. Can e,tend 8.;: under the surveyor line C. ?ill resist deforming forces better compared to cast gold Ans B 48;. The use !" %i'$e* 'h!#iu# i% 2ase p*ate sh!u*( 2e 8u(i'i!us*1 '!%si(ee( 2e'ause: A. A significant number of females are allergic to nickel B. A significant number of female are allergic to chromium C. A significant number of males are allergic to nickel Ans A 48<. Dui%& #!uth pepaati!% "! RPD !% t!!th a(8a'e%t t! e(e%tu*!us aea. Thee is (e%ti%e e.p!sue: A. 'estoration is required B. (roceed with rest seat preparation and fabrication if involved area is not more than ;mm Ans B 48-. A"te #a$i%& a% i#pessi!% t! e*i%e a% RPD the (e%tist %!tes that the i%(ie't etai%es ae %!t esti%& !% the t!!th. T! a)!i( this/ +hat p!'ess sh!u*( ha)e u%(eta$e% i%itia**1: A. Ask patient to bite firmly while impression is setting B. 1old the metal base frame against the abutment tooth while setting C. 4abricate new denture D. Add impression material and close the gap Ans B 437. The pi%'ipa* "a't! i%)!*)e( i% !a* paaD"u%'ti!% is e*ate( t!: A. (eriods of stress B. .cclusal pre=maturities during mandibular closure Ans B <4;. Whi'h is '!e't i% e&a( t! sha(e se*e'ti!% !" '!+%s: A. #t should be selected before starting preparation B. Chroma is the lightnessdarkness of colours C. 3alue is the colour itself D. 1ue is the concentration of colours Ans A 1ue is color itself Chroma is concentration of color 3alue is lightness or darkness of color <48. The a()a%ta&e !" "ii%& p!'e*ai% i% )a'uu#:GG A. 'educes si!e of air=bubbles incorporated thus decreasing porosity B. 'emoves water before firing" increasing the hardness of porcelain C. *ignificantly lowers firing temperature Ans A <<4. Sp*i%ti%& the a(8a'e%t teeth i% "i.e( 2i(&e is pi#ai*1 (!%e t!: A. Distribute the occlusal load B. Achieve better retention Ans A <<<. P!'e*ai% #ust %!t 2e '!%ta#i%ate( 21 ha%(*i%& 2et+ee% +hi'h t+! sta&es: A. (re=soldering and heat treatment B. 1eat treatment and opaque bake stages C. .paque and bisque stages D. Bisque and gla!ing stages +. 4irst opaque bake and second opaque bake Ans B <<-. What is the e*ati!%ship !" the ete%ti)e p!ti!% !" the patia* (e%tues etai%es t! the su)e1 *i%e !" a2ut#e%t: A. Fingival Below B. .cclusal Above C. 0o relation Ans A <<0. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& *iHui(s is %!t suita2*e "! p!*!%&e( i##esi!% !" '!2a*t 'h!#e patia* (e%tues: A. Alkaline pero,idase B. 1ypochlorite solutions C. *oap solutions D. ?ater Ans B <-8. It is (esia2*e "! #a8! '!%%e't!s !" uppe patia* (e%tues t!:GG A. Be at least : mm away from the gingival margin B. Cover the anterior palate Ans A <04. Whe% 1!u t1 t! seat a '!+% !% a t!!th 1!u "i%( a (is'epa%'1 !" 4.;## at the #a&i%= 1!u +i**: A. 'educe inner surface of crown B. 'emake a new crown C. *mooth the enamel at the margin D. 1and burnish crown margins Ans B <08. I% su)e1i%&= 'a*i2ati!% !" e.a#i%es (ata is i#p!ta%t 2e'ause: A. #t reduces the errors in gathered data. -33. What is TRUE a2!ut Ch!#eDC!2a*t patia* (e%tue: A. 0o immersion of dentures in hypochlorite 000. 6!u 'a% i%'ease the ete%ti!% !" a Fa1*a%( 2i(&e 21: A. #ncorporating mesh work in wa, pattern B. (erforation techniques in the metal cast 008. Fa1*a%( 2i(&es ae #a(e !": A. 0ickel chrome 893. The "u%'ti!% !" a "a'e 2!+ is t!: A. .rient ma,illa to T%C 87<. I% a "i.e( #!)ea2*e 2i(&e +hee sh!u*( the #!)ea2*e B%!% i&i(C '!%%e't!s 2e p*a'e(: A. Distal to anterior retainers B. %esial to posterior retainers Ans A 878. What is the #i%i#a* *a2ia* e(u'ti!% "! p!'e*ai% #eta* '!+%s: A. >mm B. >.:mm C. 8.:mm Ans B 8-7. What is TRUE i% e&a( t! the pepaati!% !" !''*usa* ests: A. <se an inverted cone bur B. <se a flat fissure bur C. (arallel to occlusal plane D. At right angle to the long a,is of tooth +. 0one of the above Ans D 8-4. The 'e)i'a* "i%ish *i%e !" a "u** )e%ee '!+% pepaati!% sh!u*( 2e p*a'e(: A. Cust supragingival whenever is possible B. According to the depth of gingival crevice C. *ubgingival to reduce ability of recurrent caries D. At the junction of tooth and amalgam core Ans A 804. F*e.i2i*it1 !" the ete%ti)e '*asp a# (epe%(s !%: A. -ength B. Cross section C. %aterial D. Degree of taper +. All of the above Ans + 800. Wh1 ae thee tip!(s #a$e( !% a 'ast 2ei%& su)e1e(: A. To orient cast to articulator B. To orient cast to surveyor C. To provide guide planes Ans B 889. I% e&a( t! '!%%e't!s !% (e%tues= +hi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is '!e't: A. %ajor connector should be as rigid as possible B. %inor connector should engage undercuts Ans A 884. A 'ast '!+% "its !% the (ie 2ut %!t !% the t!!th/ the (is'epa%'1 is a2!ut 4.;##/ +hat +!u*( 1!u (!: A. 'elieve cast from the inside B. Take a new impression and make new crown C. Burnish margins D. <se thick mi, of cement Ans B 888. I% e&a( t! sha(e/ 'h!#a is:
A. Brightness B. *aturation of hue C. 3alue Ans B 839. What !" the "!**!+i%& is TRUE e&a(i%& the p*a'e#e%t !" the #!)a2*e '!#p!%e%t !" the %!%Di&i( '!%%e't! i% a "i.e( 2i(&e: A. *hould be placed on the longer retainer B. %esial drift causes unseating of the distally placed connector C. %esial drift causes seating of the distally placed connector Ans C 837. Whe% *atea* i%'is! is *!st a patie%t has C*ass II Di)isi!% II t1pe +ith (eep 2ite. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is '!%ta i%(i'ate(: A. 4i,ed bridge with canine and central incisor as abutment B. 0on=rigid connector with central incisor as abutment Ans B 83;. What is the %euta* E!%e: A. The !one where displacing forces are neutral B. The !one where buccal and lingual forces are balanced Ans B 37<. F*e.i2i*it1 !" the ete%ti)e '*asp a# (!es %!t e*ate t!: A. -ength B. Cross section C. %aterial D. Degree of taper +. <nder cut area Ans + 37-. P!tusi)e #!)e#e%t i% +a.: A. Can not be perforated 378. The FIRST a()a%ta&e !" usi%& 944444 p# a%( !)e !t!s is: A. -ess vibration on patient 3;4. The OPTIFUF '!+% t! !!t ati! "! a2ut#e%t t!!th is:GG A. ;@E B. >@> Ans A 3;9. What (!es '!%tai%(i'ate 2i(&e +!$s: A. -ong edentulous span which will lead to damage of abutments 340. The au.i*ia1 !''*usa* est !% teeth "! patia* (e%tue sh!u*( 2e p*a'e(: A. Away from edentulous space B. Adjacent to edentulous space C. 0ear fulcrum line D. Away from fulcrum line Ans A 3<8. The a()a%ta&e !" usi%& a *i%&ua* p*ate !)e a *i%&ua* 2a is: A. #t acts as indirect retention 3<3. Rete%ti!% i% pe'isi!% atta'h#e%t is a'hie)e( 21: A. 4rictional resistance 3-4. H!+ #u'h u%(e'ut aea sh!u*( a '*asp a# e%&a&e:GG A. As much undercut as possible B. Anywhere beyond the survey line C. A predetermined amount of undercut Ans C 3-;. Wh1 (!%At +e use p!'e*ai% i% *!%& spa% 2i(&e +!$s: A. Because of the high casting shrinkage of porcelain 3-4. 6!u ha)e patie%t +ith C*ass II (i)isi!% 7= +hi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is '!%tai%(i'ate(: A. Cantilever bridge B. %aryland bridge Ans B 3-<. H!+ +i** 1!u '!)e a *!+e pe#!*a +he% #a$i%& a #eta**i' p!'e*ai% '!+%: A. Cover the occlusal and buccal cusp by porcelain B. Cover just buccal cusp by porcelain Ans B 3-0. What s!t !" a**!1s (! 1!u use "! 2i(&es: A. Ductile B. 1ard C. 1igh sensitivity Ans A 3-8. What s!t !" #ateia* (! 1!u use "! the "a2i'ati!% !" Fa1*a%( 2i(&es: A. *ingle phase materials B. %ulti phase materials C. +,tra hard D. The same as bonding martial Ans C 388. The "u%'ti!% !" the i%'is! pi% !" a% ati'u*at!: A. 1ori!ontal and vertical overlap 383. Whi'h !" the "!**!+i%& is a% i#p!ta%t '!%si(eati!% +he% (e'i(i%& +hethe t! (esi&% a% uppe patia* (e%tue +ith!ut a%tei! "*a%&: A. The amount of labial alveolar bone resorption 9494. Whe% sh!u*( #eta**i' "a#e+!$ %!t 2e '!%ta#i%ate( (ui%& the "a2i'ati!% !" a p!'e*ai% "use( t! #eta* '!+%: A. Between bisque stage and gla!ing stage B. Between preheat and opaque stages C. Between opaque and bisque stages D. Between one opaque and two opaque stages Ans B 9499. >P!p !""? !" a p!'e*ai% )e%ee "!# the u%(e the *1i%& &!*( '!+% is (ue t!:GG A. Too thick application of pure gold surface conditioner B. Contamination at the porcelain metal interface C. <nder firing the opaque layer D. All of the above Ans D 9494. The i%itia* '!%(1*a &ui(a%'e !" 7< (e&ees +as +!%& a%( is 'ha%&e( t! 4< (e&ees. What 'ha%&es +i** 1!u #a$e t! a'hie)e 2a*a%'e( !''*usi!%: A. Decrease incisal guidance B. 'educe cusps height C. #ncrease compensation curve Ans C 9490. What is the shape !" a% !''*usa* est: A. *poon shape with rounded margin 9440. 6!u +a%t t! p*a'e a p!st i% a% e%(!(!%ti'a**1 teate( t!!th +hi'h has a &!!( si*)e p!i%t >A& p!i%t?/ thee is %! e)i(e%'e !" "ai*ue !" the pe)i!us !!t "i**i%&. What +!u*( 1!u (!: A. 'emove and replace the Ag point with Futta (ercha before the post preparation. 9448. The p*a'e#e%t !" #eta* st!ps at a *!'ati!% e#!te t! (ie't etai%es t! i%'ease ete%ti!% is te#e(: A. #ndirect retainers 94<4. I% p!stei! '!ss2ite situati!% +hi'h ae the supp!ti%& 'usps: A. <pper buccal and lower lingual cusps