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1. Use of water spray during cutting procedures has several advantages: it dehydrates oral tissues, carries away debris, protects the pulp from heat, and controls bacterial contamination. 2. Pulpotomy involves removing the vital coronal pulp. 3. The most common fracture site in class II amalgam restorations is at the cavosurface margin. 4. Reamers and barbed broaches should be used to extirpate entire pulps, remove necrotic debris, and extract foreign materials.

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Conservative Questions

1. Use of water spray during cutting procedures has several advantages: it dehydrates oral tissues, carries away debris, protects the pulp from heat, and controls bacterial contamination. 2. Pulpotomy involves removing the vital coronal pulp. 3. The most common fracture site in class II amalgam restorations is at the cavosurface margin. 4. Reamers and barbed broaches should be used to extirpate entire pulps, remove necrotic debris, and extract foreign materials.

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FINAL B.D.

S TERM ENDING ASSESSMENT 1st NOV,2017

1. Use of water spray during cutting procedures have following advantage:


a. Dehydration of oral tissues.
b. Tooth restorative material and other debris are carried away.
c. Pulp is protected from heat.
d. Bacterial contamination is controlled.

2. Pulpotomy is the removal of:

a.vital pulp b. Necrotic pulp

C. Vital coronal pulp d. Necrotic coronal

3. Most common fracture occurring in class II amalgam restoration is seen at:


a. Cavosurface margin
b. Contact area
c. The isthmus area
d. Proximal box.

4. For the extirpation of entire pulp, necrotic debris and foreign materials, one should use:
a. Reamers b. files c. Barbed broach. d. Burs.

5. ____________________ degree bevel is given on gingival floor in class 2 tooth preparation.

6. What is pH at which caries initiation begins:

a. 4.3-4.5 b. 5.2-5.5 c. 4.9-5.1 d. 3.5-4.5

7. Initiation of dental caries depends on:


a. Formation of large amount of acid.
b. Availability of carbohydrate food.
c. viscosity of saliva
d. localization of acid over tooth surface.
8. For caries, all are true , except:
a. Lactobacillus is the main causative organism in plaque.
b. Smooth surface caries occurs due to streptococcus mutants.
c. Pit and fissure caries can be prevented by using pit and fissure sealants
d. Flourides help in reducing caries incidence.

9. Effectiveness of irrigation is affected by-


a. Volume, type and temperature of irrigation.
b. Frequency od use of irrigation.
c. Depth of penetration of needle.
d. All of the above.

10. Which of the following is least irritant to pulp dentin organ:


a. Zinc oxide eugenol.
b. Ca(OH)2.
c. GIC
d. Zinc polycarbozylate.

11. Recapitulation process is:


a. Circumferential filing with h file
b. Removing the debris with smaller instrument.
c. Using successfully large files to flare the canal
d. Using various types of files and reamers to enlarge the canal

12. Percussion of the tooth is a test for which of the following:


a. Pulpal inflammation
b. Pulpal necrosis
c. Acute periradicular inflammation
d. Chronic periradicular inflammation.

13. The best way to clean dental instruments before sterilization is by:
a. Ultrasonic cleaning for 5 minutes in a perforated basket
b. Hand scrubbing using a brush and heavy rubber gloves
c. Rinsing under a forceful water spray.

14. Thickness of the resin that can be converted from monomer to polymer under specific light
curing conditions in composite resin is called:
a. Degree of conversion b .Configuration Factor
c .Depth of cure d. Oxygen inhibited layer
15. Role of indium in amalgam alloy is:

16. Characteristics of affected dentin:


a. Light in colour. b. capable of remineralization.

c. sensitive to touch. d. all of the above

17. In opening pulp chamber of mandibular incisors, the most common error is:
a. Fracture of crown. b. labial perforation.

c. lingual perforation d. all of the above.

18. What is the strongest enamel margin?

19. Most commonly used pin type in pin retained amalgam is:
a. Friction locked pin. b. cement retained pin.

c. self threading pin. d. none of the above.

20. Position of gingival floor for class2 amalgam restoration is:


a. Above contact area. b. at gingival margin.

c. below contact area d. below contact area or caries defect


whichever is greater.

21. Electric pulp test is contraindicated in patients with:

a. hearing aid b. hip implant.

c. dental implant. d. cardiac pacemaker.


22. In light cure composite, wavelength of light is in excess of:

a. 100nm b. 200nm

c. 300nm d.400nm

23. dental amalgam is most resistant to:

a. compressive stress b. tensile stress

c. shear stress d. torsional stress.

24. moisture contamination of amalgam can lead to :

a. increased stresses. b. marginal breakdown.

c. delayed expansion. d. creep.

25. Before filling a class V abrasion cavity with GIC, you should

a. Clean with pumice, rubber cup, water and weak acid

b. Dry the cavity thoroughly before doing anything

c. Acid etch cavity then dry thoroughly

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