1. The mesial and distal aspect (or surfaces) of all anterior teeth have a:

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2. At what age the calcification of deciduous teeth starts

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3. Blood vessels and nerves are generally scarce in which component of TMJ

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4. How many planes of movement can the mandible move in?

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5. In cross sections of human enamel many rods resemble

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6. Primary saliva is isotonic. It is modified to become hypotonic while coming into oral cavity in

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7. The class of low molecular weight calcium binding proteins seen predominantly in developing enamel 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 tooth with occlusal groove pattern that stimulates the letter 'Y' is

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10. The shallow furrow on the enamel surface where striae of retzius end are known as

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11. Relative to primary mandibular incisors,permanent mandibular incisors erupt

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12. Merkel cells help in

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13. The term "homodont" means what?

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14. The occlusal surface of the primary maxillary 1st molar is

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15. The commonest teeth involved in transposition are

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16. The bennett movement is

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17. Which of these is not a type of occlusal morphology of mandibular 2nd premolar

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18. Matrix vesicles

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19. Following root canal therapy, gutta percha extending beyond the apex of which tooth is most likely to impinge on the mental foramen?

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20. With incresed age and irritation which form of dentin is laid down

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