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This document outlines the sections and questions for a final BDS pre-professional exam in orthodontics. It is divided into two sections (A and B) and covers topics such as normal occlusion, malocclusion classification, post-natal mandibular growth, interceptive orthodontics, retention, relapse factors, etiological factors, genetics, removable and fixed appliances, space gaining methods, Class II malocclusion treatment, diagnostic aids, radiographs, short notes topics. The exam aims to test students' understanding of key orthodontic concepts and principles over 3 hours with a maximum score of 50 marks.

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Question Paper Bds

This document outlines the sections and questions for a final BDS pre-professional exam in orthodontics. It is divided into two sections (A and B) and covers topics such as normal occlusion, malocclusion classification, post-natal mandibular growth, interceptive orthodontics, retention, relapse factors, etiological factors, genetics, removable and fixed appliances, space gaining methods, Class II malocclusion treatment, diagnostic aids, radiographs, short notes topics. The exam aims to test students' understanding of key orthodontic concepts and principles over 3 hours with a maximum score of 50 marks.

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FINAL B.D.S. , PRE-PROFESSIONAL EXAM.

SEPTEMBER, 2009.
ORTHODONTICS
Time :3 hrs

Max marks: 50

Note : Attempt all questions. Use separate copy for Section A and Section B.
Section A
1. Define normal occlusion & malocclusion.
(2)
Enumerate different systems of classification of malocclusion..
(2)
Describe Ackermann-Profitt classification.
(4)
2. Describe Post-natal growth of the Mandible.
(8)
3. Define Interceptive Orthodontics.
(2)
Discuss in brief the different procedures used in Interceptive Orthodontics.
(6)
4. Define Retention & Relapse.
(2)
Discuss the factors responsible for relapse.
(6)
5. Classify etiological factors of malocclusion.
(4)
Discuss the role of Genetics in orthdontics.
(4)
6. What are the components of Removable appliance & Fixed appliance?
(4)
Discuss various methods of gaining space in orthodontic treatment.
(4)
7. Discuss the etiology, clinical features & treatment of class II div1
malocclusion .
(8)
8. What are the different diagnostic aids used in orthodontics ?
(3)
Discuss the importance of radiographs in diagnosis & treatment planning
in orthodontics.
(5)
3 Write short notes on :
(3x3=9)
a) Methods of preventing relapse
Cephalostat
Hand-wrist Radiographs
Midline-Diastema
Dynamic Occlusion
Ugly-Duckling Space
Bakers Anchorage
Methods of gaining space
Ackermann-Profitt classification
Simple & stationary Anchorage
Careys Model Analysis
Ponts Index
Tongue- thrust habit
Expanding V-Principle of growth
Infantile swallowing & mature swallowing
Andrew,s six keys of norml occlusion
Types of tooth movement
Methods of studying physical growth
Deep Bite
Bite Plane & Inclined Plane

FINAL B.D.S. , PRE-PROFESSIONAL EXAM.


SEPTEMBER, 2009.
ORTHODONTICS
Time :3 hrs

Max marks: 50

Note : Attempt all questions. Use separate copy for Section A and Section B.
Section A
1. Define Interceptive Orthodontics.
Discuss in brief the different procedures used in Interceptive Orthodontics.

(2)
(6)

2.

(3)

3.

What are the different diagnostic aids used in orthodontics ?


Discuss the importance of radiographs in diagnosis & treatment planning
in orthodontics.
Write short notes on :

(5)

(3x3=9)

a) Ackermann-Profitt classification
b) Bakers Anchorage
c) Expanding V-Principle of growth

Section B
4.

Define Retention & Relapse.


Discuss the factors responsible for relapse.

(4)
(4)

What are the components of Removable appliance & Fixed appliance?


Discuss various methods of gaining space in orthodontic treatment.

(4)
(4)

6.

Write short notes on :


a) Types of tooth movement
b) Careys Model Analysis
c) Midline-Diastema

(3x3=9)

FINAL B.D.S. , PRE-PROFESSIONAL EXAM.


SEPTEMBER, 2009.
ORTHODONTICS
Time :3 hrs

Max marks: 50

Note : Attempt all questions. Use separate copy for Section A and Section B
Section A.
1. . Classify etiological factors of malocclusion.
Discuss the role of Genetics in orthodontics.

(4)
(4)

2.

Describe Post-natal growth of the Mandible.

(8)

3.

Write short notes on :


a) Dynamic Occlusion
b) Simple & stationary Anchorage
c) Tongue-thrust Habit

(3x3=9)

Section B
4.

Define Retention & Relapse.


Discuss the factors responsible for relapse.

(4)
(4)

5.

Discuss the etiology, clinical features & treatment of class II div1


malocclusion .

(8)

6.

Write short notes on :


a) Bite Plane & Inclined Plane
b) Types of tooth movement
c) Ponts Index

(3x3=9)

FINAL B.D.S. , PRE-PROFESSIONAL EXAM.


SEPTEMBER, 2009.
ORTHODONTICS
Time :3 hrs

Max marks: 50

Note : Attempt all questions. Use separate copy for Section A and Section B
Section A.
1. Define normal occlusion & malocclusion.
Enumerate different systems of classification of malocclusion..
Describe Ackermann-Profitt classification.

(2)
(2)
(4)

2. What are the different diagnostic aids used in orthodontics ?


Discuss the importance of radiographs in diagnosis & treatment planning
in orthodontics.

(3)

3. Write short notes on :


a) Ugly-Duckling Space
b) Bakers Anchorage
c) Expanding V-Principle of growt

(5)
(3x3=9)

Section B
4. Define Retention & Relapse.
Discuss the factors responsible for relapse.

(4)
(4)

5 What are the components of Removable appliance & Fixed appliance?


Discuss various methods of gaining space in orthodontic treatment.

(4)
(4)

6. Write short notes on :


a) Types of tooth movement
b) Careys Model Analysis
c) Deep Bite

(3x3=9)

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