1. With a flush terminal plane, permanent first molars will erupt in:

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2. Three different variations in the appearance of pits and fissures in crosssection include all of the following except

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3. The effects of constant mouth breathing include

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4. A child behaves inappropriately during his dental visit. In response, the dentist sends the Mother outside the operatory. This kind of behaviour management is termed as

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5. On the health history form, the mother of a 6-year-old new patient notes that the child is moderately mentally challenged. The dentist should _____.

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6. Generally, a 20 second etching time is recommended. Enamel that has been exposed to fluoride may be resistant to etching and may aced to be exposed for longer periods.

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7. Recommended brushing time in children under supervision of parent is

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8. The most successful treatment for a vital primary second molar with a large carious pulp exposure is

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9. The most likely cause of loss of a pit and fissure sealant is the

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10. Mandibular foramina in a 4 year child is located

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11. When no new decay is formed, the frequency of repeated bitewing radiographs recommended in primary dentition is

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12. The most appropriate management of a 4mm diameter carious exposure on a vital permanent first molar in a 7 year old is

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13. The presence of higher amounts of proline rich proteins (PRP) can have what kind of effect on caries causation

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14. The lowest incidence of cleft palate is seen in which of the following

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15. The permanent mandibular tooth which most frequently erupts ectopically is the

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16. In primary dentition, cusp of carabelli is seen in

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17. Most uncommon fracture seen in deciduous dentition

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18. A 5 year old has an enamel fracture of tooth 6.1. What is the most appropriate immediate management?

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19. A 5 year old child has yellow pigmentation of the deciduous teeth which under ultraviolet light gives a bright yellow fluorescence. The most likely diagnosis is

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20. A 5 year and 4 months old child has a retrusive chin with reduced lower facial height, on intraoral examination, full cusp distal step molar relation is seen. The cephalometric parameters reveal a normal SNA but a reduced SNB. What should be the line of treatment

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