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* patient has radiation for squamous cell carcinoma on the lateral border of tongue .6 months later get carcinoma of floor of mouth is it ?

a. another primary lesion
b. secondary lesion
c. metatasis from original site
d. metatasis

Ans B

why this is not choice d..metastasis?

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I think what they are trying to test here is the fact that SCC spreads (metastasizes) via the lymphatics to another site leading to a secondary lesion. Thus, the FOM lesion in and of itself is referred to as a secondary lesion and it got there via metastasis.
 
Implant retained complete denture.How many implants wil you place?

2 max 2 man
4 max 2 man

Ans ??
 
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Just the standard of what prosth books say and what I've been taught. Two implants in the anterior mandible and four in the maxila is the ideal. I can't remember why at the moment, but I will look it up and let you know if you have not already done so. Myguess is that is has to do somewhat with bone quality and surface area.
 
Debris was displaced into the hole where you place the die pin, and not noticed during PFM fabrication. What happens after fabrication intraorally? (What happens when the PFM is placed in the mouth at try-in?)
occlusion too high
laterotrusive obstruction
nothing
 
The answer is infraocclusion, which means no contact in centric, working, or non-working movements--so, the only answer that seems possible (if these are the only choices) is that "nothing" happens with all movements.
 
Debris in die hole--> raised die. If the case is waxed up on a raised die, then you are effectively fabricating a crown w/n less interocclusal space (i.e. you are making a shorter crown). So, when you go to deliver the crown in the patient who has the correct interocclusal space relationship, it will be in infraocclusion b/c the crown will not have been made "tall" enough.
 
What part of the mouth are metastases seen most frequently
a. mandible
b. lateral border of tongue
c. palate
d. floor of the mouth

i am confused between a and d choice. i did some google search it says a.can u help?
 
19.you are considering the placement of an upper and lower important retained complete denture. How many implants will you place in the anterior region?

a. maxillary one and mandibular one

b. maxillary two and mandibular two

c. maxillary four and mandibular two

d. maxillary four and mandibular six
 
asprin stops pain by
1)stoping the upward transduction of pain signal in the spinal cord
2)syopping the signal transduction in the cortex
3)interfering with the signal trasnduction in the cns
4)stopping local signal transduction and production
 
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current technique for reducing pocket depth except?
a. gingivectomy
b. gingival curretage
c. s&R
d. debridement surgery
e. osseous surgery
28) Implant retained complete denture.How many implants wil you place
2 max 2 man
4 max 2 man

what happens with Inter-canine distance after the mixed dentition.
increase or decrease

the office bleaching changes the shade through all except
1)dehydration
2)etching tooth
3)oxidation of colorant
4)surface deminearalization
 
Small white lesion on the tooth the patient’s whole life. What caused it?
* Hypercalcification during the first 6-12 months
* Hypercalcification during natal
* Hypercalcification during the primary tooth

When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
# True or False of each statement
12)Which is the least likely to cause bacterial endocarditis?
# Extraction
# Scaling and Root Planing
# Probing
# Adult Prophy
# Root Canal Therapy
 
all those who are preparing for part 2 ..please participate actively in this thread. we will be able to clear our doubts and refresh our knowledge..
 
I have a question
When can you known that the second mandibular premolar is congenitaly absent?

2 years old
3 years old
4 years ild
6 years old
8 years old

the calcification of the second mandibular molar starts between 24-30 months (2-21/2 years old) but the crown is completed by 6-7 years old...so my question is ...do you answer 3 years old (by then the calcification is already under way)..or 8 years old because by then the crown should already be completed and you can be 100% sure that there is no toothgerm??????
 
tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanolol
4.Nitus oxide


cheek biting in dentures due to
1.muscle function
2.overextend flange
3. underextended facially
4.underextended vertically

lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline
FL steep incline

the treatment of choice for hypersensitive erosion areas is to
1. apply NaF paste
2.place GIC
3.Burnish sodium metaphosphate into dentin
4.8%SnF

.what is difference between hypercementosis and cemetoma radiographically?


which antibiotic except tetracycline has high [ ] in gingival crevicular fluid?

what do u do if the connector shows beneath the porcelain?

which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI
c-CT
d-transcranial

if an autogenous bone graft was made in mandible after 1 year where is the bone within the cavity from?
a-from the autogenous bone cells
b-from the peripheral cancellous bone
c-peripheral from cancellous bone, center from bony graft

Top of implant is what mm from adjacent CEJ.
A. 2-3 mm
b, 4-5 mm
c. 7-8mm
d. 5-6mm

If an autograft fails, it is because of
a)infection
b)autoimmunity
c)not compatible
d)lack of nutrition

current accepted technique for reduced pocket depth except one, which one is exception? a. gingivectomy b. gingival curettage c. S & R d. debridement surgery e. osseous surgery

patient constantly questions and criticized the dentist. What should the dentist do a. be silent b. shout at the patient c. state the criticism d. clear the patients misconceptions

which is the most common complaint of lab technicians regarding a PFM prosthesis

a. improper buccal reduction

b. improper occlusal reduction

c. improper shade selection

d. improper margins in the impression
 
If during the root canal treatment, the dentist breaks the apical seating and extrude the file over the foramen

a. fill the canal with a master file of a larger number then master cone

b. increase the size of the file and re-create a new apical seat and then fill with the master cone of that size

c. try to fill in as many Gutta percha points as possible

d. use canal medication instead of filling



the prognosis for a mesio-distal furcation involvement of maxillary first premolars is general good.

After proper treatment, this tooth can be used for an abutment of a posterior bridge

a. both statements are correct

b. the first statement is correct but not the second

c. the first statement is wrong, but second statement is correct

d. both statements are wrong


a patient who works at a nuclear power plant wears a work badge for detecting exposed amount of radiation annually. When he comes to see a dentist, what is the most likely reason that he does not need to wear his badge during the dental X-ray examination

a. dental x-ray is too small amount for the badge

b. the badge only detects exposed amount at work, the dental X-ray does not include in his work environment dose

c. the badge detects gamma ray, not X-ray


which of the followings is not an advantage of resin based GIC over water based GIC?

a. better Fluoride release

b. better bonding

c. better esthetic

d. easier for manipulation



A black male with erosive lips, erythematous and blisters on his lips, the description says that he also have palmar and planta erosion and blisters, what is this syndrome?

a. lichen planus

b. erythema multiform

c. pemphigus vulgaris

d. pemphigoid


what is the first sign of a patient who is suffering from insulin shock?

a. pallor

b. shaking

c. sweating

d. nervousness


when the dentist inserts in new complete denture in a patient's mouth, there is obvious occlusal disharmony. What is the most likely cause?

a. initial vertical dimension

b. the casts were mounted at the wrong hinge axis



if upper anterior teeth are placed too anteriorly and superiorly in a complete denture, the patient would have difficult pronouncing

a. v/f sound

b. t/d sound

c. s/th sound

d. j/ch sound



which best describes the interpersonal distance zone in which dentist usually treat their patient

a. social

b. intimate

c. public

d. personal
 
Debris was displaced into the hole where you place the die pin, and not noticed during PFM fabrication. What happens after fabrication intraorally? (What happens when the PFM is placed in the mouth at try-in?)
occlusion too high
laterotrusive obstruction
nothing

Nothing!!!

As debris in hole make the die pin shorter but PFM is supported by remaining tooth structure and core as well so that will maintain occlusion level as it is...
 
What part of the mouth are metastases seen most frequently
a. mandible
b. lateral border of tongue
c. palate
d. floor of the mouth:thumbup:

i am confused between a and d choice. i did some google search it says a.can u help?

I will go for Floor of mouth!!! Its most commonly metastatis...

Metastases from floor of mouth occurs by two mechanism!!
First is metastases from floor of mouth to submaxillary lymphnodes and Second is from floor of mouth lesion involves lingual gingiva and then mandible from here metastatis occurs to submaxillary and deep cervical lymph nodes!!!

So better choice is main source and that is floor of mouth!!!
 
current technique for reducing pocket depth except?
a. gingivectomy
b. gingival curretage
c. s&R
d. debridement surgery
e. osseous surgery
28) Implant retained complete denture.How many implants wil you place
2 max 2 man
4 max 2 man:thumbup:

what happens with Inter-canine distance after the mixed dentition.
increase or decrease

the office bleaching changes the shade through all except
1)dehydration
2)etching tooth
3)oxidation of colorant
4)surface deminearalization:

Correct me if i m wrong!!
 
thanx dr ymp for ur participation. i would appreciate if u try other ques too!!!!!!!!!!
 
What causes the most damage to an opposing restoration?

Overdenture

Complete Denture

Tooth-support RPD

Tooth-tissue RPD
 
HERE ARE ALL MY ANSWERS IF ANYONE DISAGREE PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY?????:confused:

1-patient has radiation for squamous cell carcinoma on the lateral border of tongue .6 months later get carcinoma of floor of mouth is it ?
secondary lesion


2-Implant retained complete denture.How many implants wil you place?
Max 4 mand 2

3-Debris was displaced into the hole where you place the die pin, and not noticed during PFM fabrication. What happens after fabrication intraorally? (What happens when the PFM is placed in the mouth at try-in?)
TOO HIGH not too sure???

4- What part of the mouth are metastases seen most frequently
mandible


5- 19.you are considering the placement of an upper and lower important retained complete denture. How many implants will you place in the anterior region?
Max 2 mand 2

6- asprin stops pain by
stoping the upward transduction of pain signal in the spinal cord


7- current technique for reducing pocket depth except?
debridement surgery - purpose of access rooth for debritment (instrumentation) not the eliminate perio pocket


8- what happens with Inter-canine distance after the mixed dentition.
Decrease

9- the office bleaching changes the shade through all except
dehydration PLEASE IF YOU DISAGREE TELL ME WHY???


10- Small white lesion on the tooth the patient’s whole life. What caused it?
Hypercalcification during the first 6-12 months


11- When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
1st true 2nd false


12Which is the least likely to cause bacterial endocarditis?
RCT


13- When can you known that the second mandibular premolar is congenitaly absent?
8 years old --- what do you think?


14- tachycardia is side effect of
propanolol


15- cheek biting in dentures due to
underextended vertically --- post teeth set edge to edge


16- lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
FL steep incline


17- the treatment of choice for hypersensitive erosion areas is to
1. apply NaF paste


18- what is difference between hypercementosis and cemetoma radiographically?

Hypercementosis – exc form of cementum around the root of post teeth

Cementoma or cementoblastoma –

19-which antibiotic except tetracycline has high [ ] in gingival crevicular fluid?
doxycicline


20-what do u do if the connector shows beneath the porcelain?
???
21-which one gives the best image of TMJ
MRi

22-if an autogenous bone graft was made in mandible after 1 year where is the bone within the cavity from?
from autogenous bone cells

23-Top of implant is what mm from adjacent CEJ.
2-3 mm

24-If an autograft fails, it is because of
lack of nutrition

25-patient constantly questions and criticized the dentist. What should the dentist do

state criticism

26-which is the most common complaint of lab technicians regarding a PFM prosthesis
improper occlusal reduction

27-If during the root canal treatment, the dentist breaks the apical seating and extrude the file over the foramen
increase the size of the file and re-create a new apical seat and then fill with the master cone of that size

28-the prognosis for a mesio-distal furcation involvement of maxillary first premolars is general good.After proper treatment, this tooth can be used for an abutment of a posterior bridge
1st true 2nd is not

29-a patient who works at a nuclear power plant wears a work badge for detecting exposed amount of radiation annually. When he comes to see a dentist, what is the most likely reason that he does not need to wear his badge during the dental X-ray examination?
the badge detects gamma ray, not X-ray

30-which of the followings is not an advantage of resin based GIC over water based GIC?
easier for manipulation


31-A black male with erosive lips, erythematous and blisters on his lips, the description says that he also have palmar and planta erosion and blisters, what is this syndrome?
erythema multiform

32-what is the first sign of a patient who is suffering from insulin shock?
sweating

33-when the dentist inserts in new complete denture in a patient's mouth, there is obvious occlusal disharmony. What is the most likely cause?
the casts were mounted at the wrong hinge axis

34-if upper anterior teeth are placed too anteriorly and superiorly in a complete denture, the patient would have difficult pronouncing
v/f sound

35-which best describes the interpersonal distance zone in which dentist usually treat their patient
personal not too sure here???


36- What causes the most damage to an opposing restoration?
Tooth-support RPD --- PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU AGREE???

 
What part of the mouth are metastases seen most frequently
a. mandible
b. lateral border of tongue
c. palate
d. floor of the mouth

i am confused between a and d choice. i did some google search it says a.can u help?

Can you explain why mandible .........Just curious why not palate.:oops:
 
Debris in die hole--> raised die. If the case is waxed up on a raised die, then you are effectively fabricating a crown w/n less interocclusal space (i.e. you are making a shorter crown). So, when you go to deliver the crown in the patient who has the correct interocclusal space relationship, it will be in infraocclusion b/c the crown will not have been made "tall" enough.

I support your views.........as it will have infraocclusion.:)
 
19.you are considering the placement of an upper and lower important retained complete denture. How many implants will you place in the anterior region?

a. maxillary one and mandibular one

b. maxillary two and mandibular two

c. maxillary four and mandibular two :thumbup:

d. maxillary four and mandibular six

Whats your pic, please put down your ans as well so that we can varify thanks.
 
asprin stops pain by
1)stoping the upward transduction of pain signal in the spinal cord:thumbup:
2)syopping the signal transduction in the cortex
3)interfering with the signal trasnduction in the cns
4)stopping local signal transduction and production

Whats your Answer.??????
 
current technique for reducing pocket depth except?
a. gingivectomy
b. gingival curretage
c. s&R
d. debridement surgery
e. osseous surgery :thumbup:
28) Implant retained complete denture.How many implants wil you place
2 max 2 man
4 max 2 man:thumbup: Ideal one
what happens with Inter-canine distance after the mixed dentition.
increase or decrease

the office bleaching changes the shade through all except
1)dehydration:thumbup:coz enamal do not dehydrates
2)etching tooth
3)oxidation of colorant
4)surface deminearalization

Please explain your ans as well we can discuss more.,,,,,,,,,,,Thanks
 
Small white lesion on the tooth the patient’s whole life. What caused it?
* Hypercalcification during the first 6-12 months:thumbup:
* Hypercalcification during natal
* Hypercalcification during the primary tooth

When dealing with furcation, Guided tissue regeneration best used with Osseointegrated bone graft. Prognosis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
# True or False of each statement First is True,Second id False
12)Which is the least likely to cause bacterial endocarditis?
# Extraction
# Scaling and Root Planing
# Probing:thumbup:
# Adult Prophy
# Root Canal Therapy

Please correct me
 
thanx for the reply..i do not have the exact answers to these ques..so wanted to discuss with u guys..
 
I have a question
When can you known that the second mandibular premolar is congenitaly absent?

2 years old
3 years old
4 years ild:thumbup:
6 years old
8 years old

the calcification of the second mandibular molar starts between 24-30 months (2-21/2 years old) but the crown is completed by 6-7 years old...so my question is ...do you answer 3 years old (by then the calcification is already under way)..or 8 years old because by then the crown should already be completed and you can be 100% sure that there is no toothgerm??????

I would pick this coz initially we wont be able to say, by the age 4-5 we would be able to pic up on X-ray i mean calcification on panoramic one, over here ans which is the close one is 4 yr i would go with this, whats your pick.
 
tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanolol correct4.Nitus oxide


cheek biting in dentures due to
1.muscle function
2.overextend flange :thumbup:Most common one.
3. underextended facially
4.underextended vertically

lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline
FL steep incline:thumbup:

the treatment of choice for hypersensitive erosion areas is to
1. apply NaF paste
2.place GIC:thumbup:Practical choice.
3.Burnish sodium metaphosphate into dentin
4.8%SnF

.what is difference between hypercementosis and cemetoma radiographically?
Check dental deck.

which antibiotic except tetracycline has high [ ] in gingival crevicular fluid?
Doxycycline,minocycline are version of tetracycline ,,,,,,,I knew there is but not able to recall now. whats your pick.
what do u do if the connector shows beneath the porcelain?
Can you pleasee give more detail thanks.
which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI
c-CT
d-transcranial :thumbup: 100%

if an autogenous bone graft was made in mandible after 1 year where is the bone within the cavity from?
a-from the autogenous bone cells:thumbup:
b-from the peripheral cancellous bone
c-peripheral from cancellous bone, center from bony graft

Top of implant is what mm from adjacent CEJ.
A. 2-3 mm :thumbup:
b, 4-5 mm
c. 7-8mm
d. 5-6mm

If an autograft fails, it is because of
a)infection
b)autoimmunity
c)not compatible
d)lack of nutrition :thumbup:

current accepted technique for reduced pocket depth except one, which one is exception? a. gingivectomy:thumbup: b. gingival curettage c. S & R d. debridement surgery e. osseous surgery

patient constantly questions and criticized the dentist. What should the dentist do a. be silent b. shout at the patient c. state the criticism:thumbup: d. clear the patients misconceptions

which is the most common complaint of lab technicians regarding a PFM prosthesis

a. improper buccal reduction

b. improper occlusal reduction:thumbup:Release Q Paper Q.

c. improper shade selection

d. improper margins in the impression

Please let me know if its not right...............Thanks
 
If during the root canal treatment, the dentist breaks the apical seating and extrude the file over the foramen

a. fill the canal with a master file of a larger number then master cone

b. increase the size of the file and re-create a new apical seat and then fill with the master cone of that size:thumbup:
c. try to fill in as many Gutta percha points as possible

d. use canal medication instead of filling



the prognosis for a mesio-distal furcation involvement of maxillary first premolars is general good.

After proper treatment, this tooth can be used for an abutment of a posterior bridge

a. both statements are correct:thumbup:More wall better prognosis
b. the first statement is correct but not the second

c. the first statement is wrong, but second statement is correct

d. both statements are wrong


a patient who works at a nuclear power plant wears a work badge for detecting exposed amount of radiation annually. When he comes to see a dentist, what is the most likely reason that he does not need to wear his badge during the dental X-ray examination

a. dental x-ray is too small amount for the badge

b. the badge only detects exposed amount at work, the dental X-ray does not include in his work environment dose:thumbup:

c. the badge detects gamma ray, not X-ray


which of the followings is not an advantage of resin based GIC over water based GIC?

a. better Fluoride release

b. better bonding:thumbup:

c. better esthetic:thumbup: Kinda confuse coz both seems alike,whats urpick

d. easier for manipulation



A black male with erosive lips, erythematous and blisters on his lips, the description says that he also have palmar and planta erosion and blisters, what is this syndrome?

a. lichen planus

b. erythema multiform:thumbup:

c. pemphigus vulgaris

d. pemphigoid


what is the first sign of a patient who is suffering from insulin shock?

a. pallor:thumbup:

b. shaking

c. sweating

d. nervousness


when the dentist inserts in new complete denture in a patient's mouth, there is obvious occlusal disharmony. What is the most likely cause?

a. initial vertical dimension

b. the casts were mounted at the wrong hinge axis:thumbup:



if upper anterior teeth are placed too anteriorly and superiorly in a complete denture, the patient would have difficult pronouncing

a. v/f sound:thumbup:

b. t/d sound

c. s/th sound

d. j/ch sound



which best describes the interpersonal distance zone in which dentist usually treat their patient

a. social

b. intimate:thumbup: correct me

c. public

d. personal

Please put down your Ans too. Thanks.
 
Which L.A causes fetal bradycardia in pregnency.
Licocaine
mepivacaine
bupivacaine
procaine.

Leading cause of tooth loss in U.S.
Extraction
Malocclusion
Bruxism
Accidents.

Best prosthesis on anterior and posterior tooth for Bruxism
PFM
Implants
Gold
Veneers
porcelin
Metal only
 
i have been receiving pm regarding the source for these q..

these q are from part 2 thread already at sdn forum.i am reading those q and posting the difficulties ..
 
REALLY GOOD QUESTIONS BETTER THAT THE REPEATS THAT KEEP SHOWING AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN:sleep:
PLEASE CONTACT ME!!!
Which L.A causes fetal bradycardia in pregnency.
Licocaine
mepivacaine
bupivacaine
procaine.
ANS- LIDOCAINE (XYLOCAINE)
Leading cause of tooth loss in U.S.
Extraction
Malocclusion
Bruxism
Accidents.
ANS IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE CARIES since there isnt I WOULD SAY ACCIDENTS
Best prosthesis on anterior and posterior tooth for Bruxism
PFM
Implants
Gold
Veneers
porcelin
Metal only
ANS METAL ONLY
 
Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults in the United States.
 
If a 5 year old child receives tetracycline therapy ,teeth affected are;
Canines,premolars and 2nd molars.
Incisors and 1 molars have already completed enamel formation.
Its in the pediatric decks.
 
Most Common site for SSC is Posterior lateral border of tongue. Floor of the mouth is second common. Its from the oral surgery decks.
 
which of the following symptoms would be correct if after 6 weeks a pulp cap tooth were asymptomatic?

lack of adverse affects might be temporary.

repairative dentin formation at the exposure site was complete
 
Hi folks I found this article posting here.
Dental Procedures Associated with Higher Incidence of Bacteremia
  • Dental extractions
  • Periodontal procedures including surgery, subgingival placement of antibiotics fibers/strips, scaling and root planning, probing, recall maintenance
  • Dental implant placement and replantation of avulsed teeth
  • Endodontic instrumentation or surgery only beyond the apex
  • Initial placement of orthodontic bands but not brackets
  • Intraligamentary and intraosseous local anesthetic injections
  • Prophylactic cleaning of teeth or implants where bleeding is anticipated
 
i also think d same..but the answer is temporary effects,,its from released 93 comp-A1
 
Well , I did search on ADA and it says that tongue is the most common site. so I dont know.
 
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