1. During periodontal disease activity, the loss of clinical attachment

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2. In a free gingival graft the epithelium of the graft becomes

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3. Which of the following are the most important proteinases involved in destruction of the periodontal tissues?

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4. Measurement of reduction in Periodontal probing depth after treatment is a type of

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5. an index developed by the joint FDI/WHO working group for epidemiological surveys of periodontal health is

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6. The type of bone present in the labial anterior teeth is

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7. Bisbiguanides are what generation of antiplaque agents

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8. Diameter of tip of Florida probe:

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9. Bacterial enzyme capable of degrading host tissues is:

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10. Which chisel is used in a pulling action(pull stroke)

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11. Use of ultrasonic devices for gingival curettage results in all of the following except

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12. All of the following are signs of occlusal trauma EXCEPT

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13. Orogranulocytic migratory rate refers to

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14. Defects in which inflammatory cell have most frequently been associated with periodontal disease?

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15. Antibacterial substance in saliva which prevents the attachment of A. viscosus to enamel surface:

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16. Reducing the supracontact while restoring the original tooth contour during occlusal adjustment is referred to as

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17. subgingival temperature is lower in

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18. All these are included in active tissue engineering , except

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19. all are the examples of non bone graft material except

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20. Polymorphisms in which of the following genes have been associated with severe chronic periodontitis?

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