1. Osteoporosis is linked to

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2. in skull radiograph beaten metal appearance is seen in

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3. If histologic slide and contents of canal space could be obtained the most likely finding in the region of radiolucency in a case of internal Resorption would be

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4. Odontogenic Keratocyst is derived from which of the following

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5. Involucrum is

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6. which HLA is involved in Bechet syndrome

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7. Which of the following has a non odontogenic origin

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8. Natal and neonatal teeth are not associated with

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9. Sialologue is an agent used to

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10. all are true about systemic lupus erythematosus except

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11. The most common oral lesion in HIV infected patient is

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12. Zone which is most demineralised in enamel caries

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13. Leontiasis ossea is characteristic of:

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14. Which one of the following is oral precancer

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15. Gardeners syndrome does not include

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16. Bilaterally symmetrical, yellow spots on the buccal mucosa is suggestive of:

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17. Appearance of red macules with, 'herald sign' appearing 7-10 days back, 3-4 cm in diameter, shiny ovoid along with skin lumps with silvery sheen is a characteristic of:

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18. Which of the following is absent in Crest Syndrome

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19. The direct immunoflourescence pattern seen in pemphigus vulgaris has been described as

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20. Taurodontism occurs because of

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