1. "Fleur de lys" term is used for

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2. Patient complaints of burning mouth. On examination tongue was red ,bald and filiform papillae were absent. Patient also provide history of long term antibiotic use. What is probable etiology

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3. Hepatitis C is associated with which of the following oral lesions

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4. Ptyalism is seen in

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5. which one of the following is not a craniosynostosis

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6. Which is the most common manifestation of recurrent HSV1 infection

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7. Cervical cancer caused by:

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8. Crowe's sign is seen in

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9. scaphocephaly is caused by premature fusion of

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10. Most common site for occurrence of sialolith is

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11. The dental finding in patient with porphyria is

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12. Dentinogenesis imperfecta is inherited as

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13. Lateral periodontal cyst has maximum occurrence in

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14. Zone which is most demineralised in enamel caries

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15. green discoloration of tongue is due to which of the drug

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16. When collecting oral tissues by scraping for diagnosis of oral cancer,all of the following are considered true except

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17. which of the following is caused due to an immune reaction to an organism

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18. An odour of acetone on the breath can be found in patients with

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19. A 10 year old has diffuse bilateral white areas on the buccal mucosa, dorsum of the tongue and the floor of the mouth. The mother tells the dentist that she has noticed this appearance for at least 3 years, but she was not concerned since she has had a similar condition all of her life. The most likely diagnosis is

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20. antinuclear antibody is found in

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