1. The class of low molecular weight calcium binding proteins seen predominantly in developing enamel are

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2. The mesial proximal contact is more cervical than the distal in which of the following?

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3. Collagen found in pulp

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4. Which of the following teeth have proximal contact areas at approximately the same levels cervicoincisally or cervico-occlusally on the mesial and the distal

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5. Delicate epithelial layer present on newly erupted tooth is

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6. Which of the following muscles does not function as a depressor of mandible

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7. Which of the following represents the most common anatomic feature that complicates periodontal maintenance in a maxillary first premolar

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8. The prime mover in effecting a left working-side movement is:

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9. In a patient with acute pulpitis it is difficult for the patient to locate the pain.this is because

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10. Which of the following forms the surrounding lining of dentinal tubule

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11. When calcospherites fail to fuse during dentin matrix formation the result is formation of

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12. The occlusal outline of a mandibular 1st molar is usually similar to a

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13. Tomes process is a derivative of

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14. which of the following is an example of a centric holding cusp

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15. In which part of oral cavity mucous menbrane is the thinnest

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16. premaxilla is formed from

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17. The commonest teeth involved in transposition are

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18. In which of the following areas is the alveolar process the thinnest

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

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20. Occlusocervically, the height of the distal marginal ridge of a permanent maxillary first molar is the same height as:

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