1. The interdental col is more prone to periodontal disease because it

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2. A characteristic sign of aggressive periodontitis in an adolescent (juvenile periodontitis) is

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3. which of the following step should be most preferably taken in root planning procedure

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4. Periodontitis can be associated with all of the following except:

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5. The hypercalcification lines that separate lamellae of cellular cementum from that of acellular cementum are known as

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6. Why use a palatal approach for osseous periodontal surgery?

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7. What will be the radiographic feature of chronic gingivitis

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8. All of the following can be included for active tissue engineering purpose in periodontal procedures except

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9. Which of the following condition gingivectomy is contraindicated

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10. The specific plaque hypothesis was delineated by:

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11. proximal surface of the tooth can be polished by

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12. acetone odour is diagnostic of

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13. functional integration of the CT graft occurs

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14. Full thickness flap is better than partial for all reasons except

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15. The interdental gingival col is the area between the

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16. HTR polymer is

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17. Smoking causes maximum damage to cilia in respiratory epithelium due to

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18. The usual reason for failures in maintaining adequate plaque removal is inadequate patient

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19. Absorbable hemostatic agents useful in controlling bledding include all of the following except

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20. Sky furcation can be done in which too.th:

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