1. All of the following are suprahyoid muscles, except the:

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2. Which of the following is the correct sequence of dental tissues from softest to hardest

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3. The tooth with occlusal groove pattern that stimulates the letter 'Y' is

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4. The bell stage of tooth development refers to

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5. Which is the predominant factor in the formation of the alveolar process

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6. Matrix vesicles are derived from

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7. Epithelial pearls are

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8. The fiber bundle that is most numerous and constitutes the main attachment of the tooth is

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9. The lingual extension of dental lamina is known as

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10. In non functioning teeth there is

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11. Circumvallate papilla are supplied by

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12. Which primary molar has a crown somewhat resembling a permanent premolar but the root form is typical of a permanent molar

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13. All of the following types of oral mucosa are nonkeratinized, except:

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14. Apical PDL fibres arises from

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15. Which tooth listed below is the smallest and the narrowest (mesial to distal) of all permanent teeth?

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16. Least calcified structure is

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17. The distal contact area of a permanent mandibular canine is usually located where?

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18. Which tooth below may show three types of occ/usal surfaces?

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19. A bacterial enzyme capable of altering the ground substance of the PDL is

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20. hammock ligament is present

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