1. which of the following landmarks is used to determine the height of the occlusal plane of the posterior teeth in a mandibular complete denture

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2. In metal ceramic restoration, the ceramic is bonded to metal

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3. Periodontal health of the gingival tissues is a major concern when planning any fixed prosthodontic treatment. For optimum periodontal health, restoration finish lines should be:

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4. A modified hinge non-adjustable articulator is limited in its accuracy to reproduce dynamic jaw movements because it can only reproduce

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5. Totally tooth supported prosthesis is

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6. When restoring a long span edentulous space with a FPD across a pier abutment with a non ridge connector, the keyway of the connector is put in

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7. Nesbit prosthesis is

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8. Overdentures best given on which abutment

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9. training groove is placed in the lower denture

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10. post insertion occlusal correction of a complete denture is best done by

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11. Which of the following are the most appropriate for use as overdenture abutments?

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12. In class II removable partial denture and with opposing natural dentition, occlusion is given by

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13. Embrassure clasp is used in

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14. Disadvantage(s) of the I-bar is/are

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15. Most frequently used mandibular major connector is

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16. 3- months post- implantation, the type of bone that can be found on the surface of a Ti implant is

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17. When placing posterior canine implants, guidance or protection is important because the canine assists in

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18. Ante's law is followed in the construction of

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19. When uprighting a molar to be used as a bridge abutment, consideration must be given to the

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20. Status of ridge resorption in a complete denture patient can be judged by

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