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

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

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3. Bartholin's duct is the name of

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4. Which premolar is typically the largest?

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

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6. Collagen found in pulp

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7. neonatal line is an accentuation of

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8. Which of the following are the principal muscle fibres that retrude the mandible

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9. Organisation centre that orchestrate surface morphogenesis is

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10. Intermediate plexus is seen in the

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11. In an ideal intercuspal position, the mesiolingual cusps of permanent mandibular molars oppose what?

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12. During cap stage signaling in odontogenic epithelium is done by

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13. The most widely accepted theory for dentinal hypersensitivity is

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14. Sex determination is possible with which of the following protein

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15. Which component of the free gingiva listed below fills the embrasure space between the area of tooth contact?

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16. The commonest teeth involved in transposition are

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17. Which papillae are completely keratinised

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18. All of the following muscles are considered to be extrinsic muscles of the tongue, except:

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19. Antrum of highmore' is nother name of

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20. A particular glycoprotein which occurs in filamentous form in the periodontal ligament is called

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