1. Which primary molar terminal plane relationship is most likely to develop into an Angle Class II relationship?Distal step.Flush Terminal planeStraight.Mesial step.Question 1 of 20 2. Cariogram is given byBrathallBlatterfeinAramaniKlevin allenQuestion 2 of 20 3. A diagnosis of small occlusal cavities is most readily made by the use ofPanoramic radiographsBite-wing radiographsPeriapical radiographsAn explorer and compressed airQuestion 3 of 20 4. A 6 yr old child who has been diagnosed as hyperkinetic appears at your office in an obvious state of anxiety at the impending treatment.upon interview his mother relates that he is taking 30 mg of methylphenidate daily.which of the following should you do in planning to make the child more manageableCall the childs physician and discuss with him the childs regimenBalance the medication with 65 mg phenobarbitalAsk the mother to discontinue medication on the day of the dental visitsDouble the daily dose of ritalin 1 hr before the dental appointmentQuestion 4 of 20 5. In case of Pulpotomy of a mandibular 2nd primary molar in a five year old child, which local anaesthetic technique is to be used IntrapulpulPDL injectionBlockLocal infiltrationQuestion 5 of 20 6. What would be the likely consequences if a deciduous mandibular canine is lost just before the eruption of the adjacent permanent lateral incisor?The teeth posterior to the canine would erupt in crossbiteThe midline would be shifted toward the affected side and the lower anteriors will be tipped linguallyThe lateral incisor would erupt in crossbiteThere would be delayed eruption of the permanent canineQuestion 6 of 20 7. When a deciduous tooth is moved orthodontically, the associated permanent tooth germfollows this movementmoves in the opposite directionis not affectedcan move in any directionQuestion 7 of 20 8. Your patient is 4 years old. The maxillary right primary central incisor was traumatically avulsed 60 minutes ago. What is the treatment of choice?Replant, splint, primary endoReplant, no splint, primary endoReplant, splint, formocresol pulpotomyNone of the aboveQuestion 8 of 20 9. It is best to use which of the following for a topical fluoride application in the office for a patient that has porcelain, glass ionomer or composite restorations?Stannous fluorideAcidulated fluoride (apf) solutionsNeutral sodium fluorideNone of the aboveQuestion 9 of 20 10. A bitewing radiograph of an early mixed dentition should include the following proximal surfaces.Mesial of the primary first molar to distal of the permanent first molar.Distal of the primary canine to mesial of the permanent first molar.Mesial of the primary first molar to mesial of the permanent first molar.Distal of the primary canine to distal of the permanent first molar.Question 10 of 20 11. For a patient with acute herpetic gingival stomatitis, the dentist shouldtreat with antibiotic & analgesicsrefer the patient to the physician for treatmentdebride the mouth, maintain scrupulous oral hygiene and treat the elevated temperaturetake a biopsy to confirm the lesionQuestion 11 of 20 12. The crowns of all 20 primary teeth begin to calcify between:8 to 9 months in utero4 to 6 months in utero1 to 2 months in utero2 to 3 months in uteroQuestion 12 of 20 13. The importance of proximal caries in deciduous 1st Molar for an orthodontist is:Class I OcclusionLoss of arch lengthRedUcticin in, arch length due to growth of mandibleFlush terminal plane malocclusionQuestion 13 of 20 14. The first teeth to become involved in nursing bottle caries usually areMaxillary and mandibular anterior teethMaxillary anterior teethMandibular caninesMandibular anterior teethQuestion 14 of 20 15. Speech retardation may be considered if the child does not talk by -36 months.18 months.12 months.24 months.Question 15 of 20 16. Which of the following is the most frequently utilized route of administration for sedation in pediatric patients?ImInhalationOralIvQuestion 16 of 20 17. The greatest problem in pulpal diagnosis is predicting the amount or extent ofDecayPathologic resorptionInflammationRecessionQuestion 17 of 20 18. In some children there may be a heavy grey-green stain, especially prominent on the gingival third of maxillary anterior teeth. This stain is soft and difficult to remove. It is thought to be associated withsalivary mucinchromogenic bacteriaenamel cuticletobacco smokingQuestion 18 of 20 19. Best drug for ANUG in a 8 year old childAminoglycoside2nd gen cephalosporinTetracyclinePenicillinQuestion 19 of 20 20. The most common cause of short stature is?Growth hormone defSystemic diseasesConstitutional delay in growthHypothyroidismQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...