Q. 1 eruption of max central incisor and lateral incisor.

7 to 8
8 to 9

Q2
How is the mesial nd distal margin or angle of max central incisor. ?

Mesial - straight
Distal - rounded

Q3
Cervical line on labial and lingual suraface in max c/I convex incisally or apically?

Apically

Q4
How much is the mesial curvature of cervical line in max c/I?

3.5 mm

Q5
Root completion of max c/I?

10-11years

Q6
Crown outline for max l/I?

Trapezoidal

Q7
Universal tooth numbering system for max l/I?

7 and 10

Q8
Eruption of man cental and lateral incisors.

C/I 6-7 yr
L/I 7-8 yr

Q9
Which is the only incisor where both mesioincisal and distoinsisal angle are sharp and at right
angles.?
Mand central incisor

Q 10
Smallest tooth in the dentition. ?
Mand central incisors

Q 11 Which teeth have cingulum located in center answer max lateral incisor , maxillary
canine and mandibular central incisor

Q 12 smallest teeth in the mouth

answer
mandibular central incisor

Q 13 which tooth have Most commonly palatoradicular groove and lingual pit

Answer max li
Q 14 which tooth occlude with only 1 tooth in centric , protrusion and lateral protrusive
Answer
Mand CI

Q 15 Most symmetrical teeth hard to tell froml eft and right and
Mand central

Q 16 teeth which have cingulum off center answer

Max ci
Mand li
Mand canine

Q 17 maxillary central incisor mesiodistal profile ?

Answer
triangular

Q 18 eruption of maxillary canine

answer
11- 12 yrs

Q 19 longest tooth in anterior max canine

Q 20 shortest tooth in the mouth

answer
Max 3rd Molar

Q 21) has most developed lingual anatomy?

ANs) Maxi LI

Q 22)Pulp chamber of maxi CI is wider M-D? T or F

Ans) T

23) hour glass shaped roots?

Ans) mandi ci, mandi LI

Q 24) CEJ curvature is greater on mesial than distal side in mandi anterior teeth? T or F
Ans) T

Q25)second longest root?

Ans) mandi canine

Q 26) incisor with incisal edge twisted disto lingually?

Ans) mandi LI

Q27) greatest mesial CEJ contour of all teeth?

Ans) maxi ci

28)greatest mesial CEJ contour of all mandi teeth?

Ans) mandi ci

Q 29)3rd most common congenitally missing tooth?

Ans) maxi lateral

Q30) second smallest tooth?

Ans) mandi lateral

For those who missed today's session

Q1: In Enamel hypoplasia:

a) Radiographically, the enamel appears very thin, or absent, especially over the cusp tips
and interproximally. (T/F)
Ans: T

Q2: Hypocalcification and opacities are ----------------------- defects. (qualitative/quantitative)

Ans: Qualitative

Q3: From the outer to the inner zones of Pulp…

a) Odontoblastic zone-- Cell free zone of Weil ---Cell rich zone-------Pulp core
b) Pulp core---- Cell rich zone----- Cell free zone of Weil-----Odontoblastic zone
c) Cell rich zone-------- Cell free zone of Weil---------odontoblastic zone---- Pulp Core
d) Cell free zone of Weil------- Cell rich zone----- Odontoblastic zone-------- Pulp core
Ans: a

Q4) Congenital syphilis leads to screw driver shaped ---------------------- incisors and globular look
------------------molar
Ans: Hutchinson incisor and Mulberry molars

Q5) With age, PDL increases in width. (T/F)

Ans F

Q6) Cementum originates from..

a) Dental Follicle
b) Dental Papilla
c) Inner Enamel Epithelium
d) None of the above

Ans: a

Q7): Striae of Retizus is present in Enamel and Dentine (T/F)

Ans F

Q8: Which factor does NOT affect pulp cavity size in a tooth?

a) Caries
b) Age of tooth
c) Action of dentin-forming ameloblasts
d) Abrasion

Ans c: The answer depends only on the fact that ameloblasts form enamel, not dentin. Clearly,
odontoblasts, as dentin formers, influence pulp size because the pulp is surrounded by dentin.
Caries may cause deposition of reparative or secondary dentin. The same is true for other
factors, such as abrasion, heavy occlusal wear, erosion, etc. Pulp tends to become smaller and
more calcified with age, so age is also a factor. Be careful when reading questions on your test!
Occasionally you will find a careful-reading question like this one.

Q9): Coronal dentinal tubules follow a/an -------------shape

a) Y
b) H
c) U
d) S
Ans: S
Q10) Radicular tubules are -----------------
a) Same as Coronal dentinal tubules
b) Straight
c) Oblique
Ans: Straight

Q11.As the tooth bud develops into a tooth, the ameloblasts and odontoblasts:
a) become farther apart
b) become closer together
c) stay approximately the same distance apart
d) are always immediately next to each other
The correct answer is A.

Q12. Which cell type is NOT found within the periodontal membrane?

a) Cementoblasts
b) Osteoblasts
c) Odontoblasts
d) Osteoclasts
The correct answer is C.

Q13. The protein matrix of enamel is:

a) composed of collagen
b) composed of keratin
c) composed of protein which is not collagen or keratin
d) absent, there is no protein matrix

The correct answer is C

Q14. In a noncarious, unrestored, and fully erupted tooth, dentin continues to form at the border
of the pulp and dentin. This dentin is known as:
a) primary dentin
b) secondary dentin
c) tertiary dentin
d) reparative dentin
e) none of the above
The correct answer is B

Q15. Which periodontal fibers are most in line with the long axis of the root?
a) Alveolar crestal
b) Apical
c) Horizontal
d) Oblique
The correct answer is B.

Q.1 Tooth bud differentiates into cap stage during ......... wks of embryonic development.
Ans. 9-10th

Q.2 Sclerotic dentin is a type of primary, secondary or tertiary dentin ?

Ans. Tertiary dentin

Q.3 Which is acellular and the most mineralised - enamel, dentin, cementum or pulp ?
Ans. Enamel

Q.4 Hypocalcified structures of enamel rods that are found in the inner one-third of enamel
projecting from DEJ into enamel proper ?
Ans. Enamel tufts

Q.5
a) Enamel constitute of 96% of inorganic material.
b) Primarily of it is proline.
T/F
Ans. A) T b) F

Q.6 As the age increases calcification within pulp increases. T /F

Ans. T

Q.7 Dental papilla develop into - enamel , dentin , pulp or cementum ?

Ans. Dentin , pulp

Q.8 Tombe's process are the odontoblastic process in the dentinal tubules.T /F
Ans. F (its enamel n tombe's fibers in dentin )

Q.9 Primary function of which tissue is responsible for forming reparative dentin ?
Ans. Dental pulp

Q.10
a) Type of nerve ending found in pulp?
b) all stimuli to pulp results in which sensation ?
Ans. a) free nerve ending
b)the only response is pain

Q.11
a) Instrinsic fibers of cementum are produced by ?
b) Sharpey's fibers are extrinsic or intrinsic fibers ?
Ans. a)cementoblast b)extrinsic

Q.12 Zone of weil of pulp- cell free zone or cell rich zone ?
Ans. Cell free zone

Q 13 With aging cementum deposition increases or decreases ?

Ans. Increases

Q.14 Which is more mineralised ? Primary dentin or secondary ?

Ans. Primary dentin

Q.15 Developing ameloblast and odontoblast signaling each other for differenciation
simultaneously is an example of ?
Ans. Reciprocal induction

31) name the two primary enamel proteins.

Ans- Amelogen, enamelin

32) enamel is a good thermal conductor- t/f

False. Its an insulator.

33) with age inorganic content of enamel increases/decreases.

Ans- Increases

34) name two hypo mineralisation defects of enamel

A- tufts, lamellae.

35) deposition of dentin or prior to enamel deposition- true/false

True.

36) dental tissue that closely resembles bone

Cementum

37) ageing of pulp causes increase or decrease of collagen fibres

Increase.

38) dentinogenesis imperfecta type 1 associated with?

osteogenesis imperfecta

39) cementum and pdl develop from?

Dental follicle/dental sac

40) inorganic content of enamel and dentin?

96, 70. Percent

41) after enamel deposition the layers of enamel organ condense to form?
Reduced enamel epithelium.

42) type of nerve ending in pulp and where its located?

Free nerve ending
Located in plexus of raschkow

43) prominent cell in cell rich zone of pulp?

Fibroblast.

44) physiological wear of enamel with age is called?

Attrition.

45) differentiating odontoblasts must receive signal from ameloblast and vice verse. This
phenomenon is called?
Reciprocal induction.