03. 10. a. 12. BDS FINAL PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION 2007 OPERATIVE DENTISTRY (MCQs) Model Paper Class 111 amalgam restorations are usually prepared on: Distal surfaces of anterior teeth, Mesial surfaces of canine, Distal surfaces of canine. Distal surfaces of incisors and mesial surfaces of canine Masial and distal surfaces of all the teeth, ad zmoneP Topic: Restoration / Cutting The final finishing of silicate/ glass ionomers restoration is done after: A. Psminute. 8. 24 hours, C. 30 minutes, ©. 1 nour. E. 1 minute. Key: 8 Topic: Cupical Dental Materials Pits and fissure sealants are usually derived from: A, BIS-GMA resin. B. Polyurethames. . Zinc phosphate. * D. Both A and 6. E. Ataconic acia Key: 0 Topic: Clinical Dental Materials Instruments used for handling resins ¥re made of: A. Stainless steel B. Carbon steel. C: Teflon coated metal. D. Platinum. E. Gold. Key: € Topic: Restoration / Cutting GSrage 2 oF 11 P BOS FINAL PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION 2007 OPERATIVE DENTISTRY MCQs Model Paper advantage in developing high copper amalgam allay A. Elimination of gamma 1 phase. 8. Increase the strength of amalgam C. Decrease the flow value of amalgam. ©. Elimination of gamma phase 2. €, Reduce the conducti of amalgam Key: D To Clinical Dental m terials 06. In a cavi between: A. Cavity wall/ floor and adjacent tooth surface 8. Cavity wati and floor. C. Floor of occlusal box and approximial box. D. Approximial walt of one tooth with another. E. Axial wall and occlusal floor. Keyra ty Preparation cavo-surface margin will be junction Topic: Restoration / Cutting 97. The optimum dey restoration is: A. 0.5mm, ‘ 8. Imm. C. 2mm. D. 4mm. € 5mm. Key: ¢ pth of a self threading pin for an amalgam Topic: Restoration / Cutting 08. Diamonds are A” cementum 8. Dentine. C. Enamel, D. Soft tissues, &. Carries, Key: ¢ superior to bur for cutting: Top! Restoration / CuttingMarks 45 BDS FINAL PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION 2007 BOS FINAL PROFES= OPERATIVE DENTISTRY (MCOs Model Paper Time 45 minutes Total No. of MCQs 45 One 1. 02, 03. 04, mark for each Hand cutting instruments are composed of: A. Handle and neck. 8. Handle and blade only. C, Handle, shank and blade. 1D. Handle, nask gnd shank £, Handle, neck, shank, and blade. Topic: Restoration / Cutting Use of water spray during cutting procedures have following advantage: A. Dehydration of oral tissues. B, Tooth restorative material and other debrins are carried away. C. Pulp is protected from heat. D. Clean view of cavity cen be athieved, E. Bacterial contamination controlied. Key: ¢ Topic: Restoration / Cutting 3 G.V. Black concluded that the following areas on tooth surface are relatively non self cleanable: A. Pits and fissures 8. Tips and cusps. C. Crests of marginal/ crusing ridges. D. All inclined planes of cusps and E. Fossae. = Keyra we es ‘estoration / Cutting ges. Topi Senile carious lesions are most commonly found exclusively on the following areas of the teeth: A. Pits and fissures. 8. Oulusal, incisal, facial and lingual embrasures. €. Inclined planes of cusps. D. Root surfaces of teeth. €. Interdental surfaces. Key: D Topic: Carries& AlMustansria Uviversity College of Dentistry Operative Department Midyear€xamination 2009-2010 3'tyeay 2hrs Mark 20 QU: Define the following:- 1-Pulpal wall 2- Line en: 5- Resistance form. 2. cavosurface angle 4- under cut Qa Ans iy wi ith true (T) or false (F) and corgect the false statements: 1. ane form meens shaping of the cavity thet allows adequate observation, accessibility and ease operation. 2- Gamma tow is the strongest nhase in dental amalgam. 3- Retention form of class I cavity preparation is obtained by smooth pulpal floor, convergence of mesial and distal well end depth of the cavity should be 1-Ssmm. 4- Silan coupling agents provide good bond between compasite and. tooth structure, eo : Mark 26 Q3: complete the following: 1- Pen grasp is used usually with --- inverted pen grasp used in - 2- Resistance form of class I is obtained: Qt i Indication. of composite restoration. 2- Advantage of high copper al alloy. ctor effecting pin rete Advantage of Prubber dam 4i OPERATIVE E EXAMINATION |. - 4A IVE REASONS FOR THE FOLLOWING: - extension eee \Step preparation in palatal extension of maxtlary first molars. . peel ia of gingival seat margins preparations. Bontra angulations of the shank of hand * instruments.4-—becuct bet ontabale he Bcecptipltes) Yemere es cae evetaiiin CL Heavity preparation. ert e & 2: Write (3) lings quly about: “#2 Axio pulpal line angie. ~ 6? Carbide burs, Sorrell tiae fis as Sip oalog apres “f-Hybrid composite“? Cc fe caren ee Aes ec (gee Bisco bitkteten | restorations, packs. - eipasi : oO. Fissure bur may be preferred for fan. ce Class I tooth Preparation abe -with posterior compasite restoration, -G Q During cavity preparation the enter oF to: cree the faulty occlusal surface, Se viii ib K acl ite See rig ®Fill the blank with correct statem 2 : } Sclerotic dentin is Formed due tg -—.taild tech Sods ; Shape and form of the teeth determine ---Mhedic Sebbe S. Sa Cefeaaancs : L@ In deep cavity continuous cutting without ‘Proper cooling’ Calse—wattirrtelion fg eae, ee 2@ Dias sd bur hes full surface contact with toath surface Soitis mom Weak guer CB: High story contented amalgara m aa @ Answer the tect J AG Adventage of rusher dam, oF Factouetiecting the success rate cédivect *vulp capping.pessoal All pus “college ofdentistry Operative department : : Second semester exam 2085 $2006 a : Third year exam eS NM Write; true (T) or false (F) , Correct else state 1+ Veneer defined as the lightening of the color of a.tooth through t the spplication.of a chernical, agent. 2- Minor positional defects teath often can be, ‘ncaa with orthodontic treatment. ‘ . 3- Cemented pia: is most retentive types. £ The pinhole should be positioned in enamel , the direction of the on “should be parallel with long axis of the tooth: and we should place pins in - flet Ss aan compeaites eeused Primarily’ *forrClass Land Class II ae . restorations. _- i @ Fissure bur. may be preferred fot conventional Class 3 Ttooth p preparation with Posterior compéisite restoration, ‘During cavity preparation , the siiter of f tae both in the me the faulty occluzal surface, Fill the biank with correct, statement? | 1- Sclerotic dentin is formed dite to --—---~~. pee Shape and form of tite teeth deterinine —- * 3- In deep cavity continuous cutting’ “without proper toting cause-. ae Dicmond bur ir hes Hull sucface conte t with tocth surface so itis ~ ia Cd 5. High steuy contented rae may cause --— ¢ the following? ¢ of rubber dam, : 7 aftecting the success rate of direct pulp capping. &Car = “Welt? oF in| For the..corvent’ si correcting the false siztem: TG Tooth structure will Facture it wEent, and (falas) toy the wrong’eae with tae pioaleanl alzture Cozinatn: fed with True, : : ee eee eth ta scl Figo canto reves esciesanmse S08 Se Hi * < eendldy agent ad deatertaae Feally a micromeshanical laerteeking between 7 Steenatie ta ctaslgene sane of comet its Indicated for big- posterior cavities ee gaie renee Sees a ee deflaliely to the diskedgmout of Tose teat net est ale ao HE sng cate bore span + @-Eragture of amelgan restoradon ma, pamed duc to ee eS rogers of salen cofernon may bah : cee 5 b-Reund internal lineangles, False Fi : Sblew Sc Shallow depth o7 prepared cavliy—tnie. Se = + Awd- Leaying ning material on the externat wallta of theca ty. Fe fee ee ee S-{Amalgapin) ls_the most common way of retaining amalzac in big cavity * preparation which require cusp tipping. Tais¢ —~ ; Se 0. Curing time for each incresect of corsposite !s 10 seconds when incrementel xD aiqueisdasd.. : My Gs 2 : Define the following: : o LS 5 eee sacks geedameleuits Jepreiubular dentin” § —_—--AAlisinfection Septet the following: ur sensory jEemponse in puip cen not diivere: Bagh 3 Goad aha Pie _ Beattion of teste in sych Ba rapidly adcumulate-. Aasclarotic dontia req froz a pole beastThird years Operative dentistry’ Qq): . . Put thie following statements in the varreet wa : i -conservative preparatioa with round in je aggies can be well done using inverted cone bur, + as: 2-Frasture of amalgam marzini ty due to Severconvergence of buscal and linguat walls of catity, ‘ f . 3+ Removal of sacivus lesion cua be achieved using straighe chisel wad hatchet, » Bedefine:~ : I-blade 2-enameloplasty. Q2):! oie - Cette the following stetemenis with the suitable words or sumbers:-, : Ye nan ey layer which lines the internal walls of Savity alter preparation, > : rd number of instrument formula Hedicates——t th of cavity raust be either —— or the interciispal distatice, ae 4) Curing time foreach increment of compo: fion of using amalgam in anterior teeth is Susp reductioa(ripping) must be done for diez of entoclaye, 4-Function cf the pulpEhird year cram Gi: Define ike following: r a- Point engle.” : Abe Isthmus, 7 ” g Siidhk. A f pale ao ; ‘a : ZS Za net Shen be @- Oui line form. ee wd oe : dad? ee - Spostoplesy. 2: Answer with true and false and correct the faise:~ Cy. Rounded pulpal flower will resist the restoration. be Gingivel cavo-surtace line angle sould be sharp. c- All CL Ill cavities should be filled with teoth-colored. residistive material. = ¢ - LM cavity} reparation convergence of bucal and lingual : Stioutd be 5 degree to obiained resistance forma. e- One of the, objectives ofc ‘Operative dentistry is fo remove all defects and protect the pulp, material? And what types of materials ¢ are pcoerala ‘0 the dental pulp and why? Qa: enumerate: - QS: What ere the properties for ideal lining m: a: Disadvantages of Second Generation, Dentin i Atte come facing ee - ene “e-b; The disedvantages Ul violet lsh ee LRT e and di v: 4 faal ex8! sam 7008 3 + times three Rour Third year ens cerrenty) cae die, thet affect the pin retentio and placement? ,20 B ihe factors ar s° ced s and disadvantages of a ae J 15 degree 3-R Resistance form 10 s 2 Define loin @enainel haicket . -Cavio surface angle ee 4, Convertience form §- Irreves ible pulp es 7 , t 25 degree _ G3: Discus briefly ! A 5 4- Advantages and dise ivanteges of sutoclave sterilization: i ce 4- Resistance form of Cisss V. peavity preparation. & f 2 a of dental investment for gold atloy Bigeereranal area 502, Extension of buceat and lingual wails in class " prepis determined by: A. Extension of carious fesion gin B. Position of adjacent tooth contacts CC Lineanglesof the tooth tobe restored D. Alloftheabove um permissibie Setting expansion of high ©8038! Crossing the obligue ridge in maxillary ly“ Permanent first molar is permissible in all except: A 6x imc eee A. When the ridge has a deep fissure © wx. op, te1e4/"¢ B. When the ridge is undermined with caries 458. The following is the tis materiats, which is th When itis necessary for retention tof elastomeric impression In incipient caries in mesial and distal pits 'e mast biocompatibie? E504! The most common cause for fracture: of proximal “~ partof class tl amaigam restoration is: Improper resistance form of cavity B- Inadequate retention a proximal portion +. © Improperoutine formofcavity D._ Improper convenience formof cavity (Etamaigam which exhidi Marginal breakdown is: High copper admixed alloy High copper spherical alloys ts teast creep and ' © Conventional lathe curalloys ° : : rene "$05! Resistanceto proximal displacement in a class iB Caycunne Wamalgam cavity is provided by: Converging proximal walls p Occlusal dove tait ‘ = Converging occlusal wall : D. Gingival cavosurface bevel & CpALh 5. CrMo,Tt 507, All of the following ate true statements about © CuFeMo D. Cr, Gold, Ti Pins in restorative dentistry except: S00. Monophase elastomeric Impression materiais A They are auxillaty aids of retention in broken down teeth, B. They are less expensive than cast restorations C They are used in teeth with guarded prognosis D. They increase the compressive strength of the overlying restorative material are based on: 470 asc sD eee 68 97D477, Overcontoured crowns enhance: A. Supragingival plaque accumulat B. Subgingival plaqueaccumslation © Bothottheabove D. Nonecttheabove on $428) tn a tooth with no caries fine occlusion and no Sensitivity to percussion and in whom pain is brought about only by biting on something or telease of pressure, the probable diagnosis is: A. Hypersensitive dentin B. Acute reversible pulpitis © Cracked tooth syndrome D. Acute apical periodontitis 479, Pin retained cast restorations are Indicated in which conditions: A. Cuspal fracture where large occlusal inlays and onlays areto be prepared B. When occlusogingival height is very short for example in severely attrited posterior teeth When crown preparation is excessively tapered, leading to reduced retention D. Alloftheabove ? 480. The duration of dentinal pain is: ‘A. Greater than S minutes B. About 4 minutes © Less than 1 to 3seconds D. Less thant to 3minutes 481. The duration of pulpal pain is: A. Greater than $ secgnds B. Greater than S minutes © Less than § minutes D. Less than 1 to3 415 Multiple Choice Questions 484. Treatment of hypersensitive dentin is: A. Plaque removal a B. Burnishing dentine with 33% sodium fluaride/ Kaolin/glycerine paste ©. Obturation of carious lesio: D. Alloftheabove - 465, Steele's Siqvéland self-adjusting matrix holder is suitable for: ‘A. Deciduous anterior teeth B. Ovoid teeth © Tapering teeth D. Noneoftheabove 486, Enamel etched by a tooth conditioner but not covered witha fissure sealant will: A. Remineralizewithina month B. Remineralize within 3 months © G Absorb stain and discolor the tooth D. Leavethe tooth more susceptible to caries attack 487. Microabrasion involves the use of: A. Sulphuric acid B. Aceticacid © Phosphoric acid B.-Hydrochloric acid 488. Which of the following matrivretainer can be used as cotton woot roll holder: A. Retainerless Walser Filling matrix B. Woryno.1 : © Woryno.8 D. S-shaped matrix wel Chemical means of sterilization (6) Alternative means of sterilization b iy steam under pressure © Oilofciove D. Noneoftheabove 482, There is greater potential for thermal sensitivity §2994 Width of the rubber dam for successtut useis: to: A. Gold castings . - B. Amalgem restorations - C Composite restorations D. Silicate restorations | As 4and 6 inch Sand 6 inch © 6and 8 inch D. 7and 9 inch 491. Working side interference's are found on the: _ Av Lingual inclines of the buccal cups of the maxillary posterior teeth 483. Allof i i 5 ofthe following are enti sialogogues except: B. Buccal inclines of the lingual cusps of the A. Anticholinergicagent maxillary teeth : : B. Propantheline bromide © Lingual inclines of the buccal cusps of the © Diazepam mandibular posterior teeth _ D._ Pro-Banthine (USP) {Lingual inclines ofthe buccal cusps of the both maxillary and m: ! teeth Bea 8 Sm a ae = Sf and mandibular posterior teeth “se 47D aoa ae aos eA oD areA414 Textdook of Operative Dentistry gent is applied to the surtace of , 47t. A glazing a 464, steconcentration higher than sO of rosehorie composite resin restoration in order to: acid the depth of etch is found to: A. Irnpeovethe marginal seal Bey Seman exc B._ Increase surface smoothne eee CC. Improveaesthetics Soares D. Both Band sphoric acid is net 1D. Does nat apply since phosphoric aci¢ is ni Aja" The purpose of operative and restorative dentistry emma : * isto restore and maintain 485. A person suffering trom xerostomiais more likely area entree tohave: B. Function of natural dentition A. Cementateses . Estheticappearance 5 ae es ® Alloftheabove increase in lesions of dental car , D. Arrested caries €73\ Future relationship between the margin of A "restorations and gingival tissue can be assessed 486. Delayed expansion of amalgam starts: by areas of gingival inflammation and AL After? years periodontal disturbances only: e estos A. About| day after prophylaxis and instruction oo ‘of good home care . After 3-3 days «B._About | week after prophylaxis and instruction 497. The presence of zinc in amalgam alloy. of good home care im ‘Causes delayed expansion of the restoration © About month after prophylaxis and insteuc- . Minimises the formation of oxides tion of good home care © BothAandB D. About I monthafter prophylaxis e D. None: we 74 i . 7 of the abo GFA dental restoration extending subgingivally can 468, The minimum strength of amalgam restoration be placed nallof the following: secon after 1 hour should be: gingiva except: A. 40MPa A. Thingingival margin closely adapted to enarnel = oe B. Papillae filling the interproximal spaces acts © _Firmand uniform pale pink color aed with or D. 120MPa © mEpiinsnplgrerason - Bleeding of gingiva n slight probing or toue! 459. After few months the marginal leakage in dental 7 50" Singh 9 on slight probing or touch eae cee 75! The main reason’s for subgingival placement of margins of restoration is/are: A. Subgingival racturesof teeth, position of caries, or placement of previous restorations B. Esthetic S _Retentionand prevention of fractures A. Increases due to low edge strength of amalgam B. Increases due to vaporizationof mercury © Decreases due to formation of corrosion products D. Decreases duc to delayed expansion of G, inane p 478. Subgingival margins of restoration should no 470, The purpose of acid etching ies Subaingival margins of restoration should not A. To produce surface icregularities in which A. Morethan2mm under the fee gingival margin resins can penetrate B. More than 0.5 to 1 mm under the free gingival B. To producea clesrenamel surface oe C. To increase the surface area of enamel © More han 3mm under the fee gingival margin D. Alloftheabove D._Allofthesbove iio afc an Wd deo Ge amo =m carp O30 45 fd fee —&- e 448 The best material for sedation of dental pul G) Zincorideeugencl B. Zinc phosphate © Calcium hydroxide D. Alloftheabove 4492 An incipient carious lesion on an interproximal surface is usually located: A. Lingual to contact area B. Atthecontactarea S. Facial to contact area Gingival to contact area 450 Using excessive number of pins in a restoration: A. Reinforces the amalgem B._ Has no significant effect on strength ©) Weakens the restoration D. Reinforces the tooth + 451, Which is the weakest phase of the set amalgam? AL Beta B. Gamma-1 © Camma2 D. Gamma 452. In the TMS system: A. The pins undersized B. The pinis slightly oversized © Thepin and channel are of equal length D. The pin and channel are exactly of the same diameter 453, The function of pins in large amalgam restoration isto: A. Increase retention of amalgam B. Increase tensile strength of amalgam © Both Aand B D. Noneoftheabote 454. A bacteria not associated with caries process is: A. Streptococcus mutans B. Lactobacillus acidaphillus Staphylococcus aureus D. Actinomyces £255. nen ages are equal, studies have shown that young girls have slightly higher caries index than boys. This is attributed to: A. Gitlseat moresweets B. Hormona! differences Earlier growth spuctin girls Earlier eruption of dentition in girls - Muluple-Choice Questions 413 456, Clinically the earliest evidence of caries is A., Sensitivity tosweets B, Roughness on the surface of touth C Brown areaon tooth surface D. Chalky white area on the tooth AST, The least microteakage among all dentin pin systems is exhibited by: Cemented pine = B) TMSsystem C. Friction locked pins D. Noneofthe above S484? When three or more pin holes are placed in dentin they should be: @ Atdifferentlevels Atleast 1 mm apart © Atthesame level D. Atdifferentdepths ($894 The minimum clearance around the pin for condensation of amaigam Is: ® o5om E ism Cc 10mm D. None of the above ‘E468 The direction of retentive pin holes should be: A. Atrightangles to dentinal tubules B. Parallel to long axis of the tooth, Inthe direction of long axis of tooth and parallel tonearest external surface D. Noneofthe above ASP. Patishing ofan amatgam restoration is done best: @) After2¢hours B. After 72 hours © After 9¢hours D. Noneoftheabove 462, The pin channel must be prepared: A. Outside the dentinoenamel junction B. 2mmaway from pulp chamber © OSmm inside the DEY D. BothBandC * 483% Fluoride-tichness of surface enamel: A, Remains constant B)) Increases with age Increases in in ments D. Decreases with time due to occlusal wear ive (2 Mec aC We aA ae ab ae te A HU Aes Kazi et &413. Mat gold is made by: [A Electrolytic precipitanon B. Chemical precipitation C. Beating pure gold into sheets ‘D. Atemizatun 414, Condenser nibs have: A. Carbontips B. Pyramidal serrations Rectangular serrations 'D. Smooth with no serrations 415. Fine powdered gold wrapped in gold {cil is known as: A. Matfoil B. Electraloy © Goldent : D. Atomized gold 416. Degassing of Goldentis done by; ‘A. Heating overa wax flame B. Heating on mica table over an ethandl flame © Keeping for 10 minutes ina dry heatoven D. Electricannealer 417. Direct gold filings are contraindicated in: A. Class V cavities B. Filling of access o teeth Class II cavities Very small class Icavity 418. Degassing renders the gold: penings in root canal treated e D. A. Sterilized BY Adhesive © Polished D. Cohesive 419. Most commonly used gold foil is: A. No3foil B. No 4 foil © No2soil D. Noneofthe above 420. Electroloy is mat gold alloyed with: A. Calcium B. Copper << Platinum D. Silver Mujtiple Choice Questions 444 422, Another term which was previously useg ja, B. Tempering D. Annealing A C_ Disinfecting 423. The malleting force is directed: A. Paraileito long axis of crown B. Perpendicular to the walls C 45° to the wall D. Noneoftheabove 424. If the nib diameter is reduced by half the compaction force is: A. 4time more B. Doubled © Alsohalved — D. Force remains the same 425. For direct gold filling in the class V cavity the axial wall meets the gingival wall: A. Atrightangle B, Inacute angle _Inrounded shape D. Inobtuse angle 426. The cavosurtace margin for direct gold fit are prepared with: A. 45°bevel Cf 30-40°bevel B. 90*buttjoint D. Noneofthe above 427. Direct tilling gold is heated prior to its condensation forthe purpose o| A. Removing surface contaminants B. Recrystallization © Sterilization D. Softening 428. The gold used to form bulk Of filling is: A. Powdered gold. B, Gold foil © Matgold D. Platinised foit 429. Cohesion of direct filling gold at room temperatureis an example of: A. Welding B. Wedging © Annealing —D._Atomicattraction 421. ‘Extraply’ is aterm used for: 430. The amount of force required to compact the A. Platinized gold foil direct filling gold is influenced most by: B. No.4 foil A. Temperature at which gold was annealed © Prerolied cylinders of No. 2 or No. $ foil B. Surfaceerea of condensor wrapped around a regular gold rope C Angleofcompaction D._Noneoftheebove D._Temperature at which gold was degassed “78 480 498 dA anc ero ante the ase cl ceed es nn442 Textbook of Operative Dentistry 93]. The approximate maximum speed at which an 440, A posterior tooth with cusps undermined with “ ¢ may achieve maximum masticatory air turbine hand piece worksis: cai 10,000 to 15,000 rpm efficiency if restored by: 360,000 to 400,000 rpm A. Silveramalgam 300,000 to 100,000 rpm B. Direct gold D. 6,000 to 7,000 rpm C. Pinretained amalgam : "Te i D. Cast gold after amalgam filling as a base in 433, co jes of the cusp tips $f" th posttrior teeth, inca ae ph A. Class I cavities 441! Depth of hole of cemented pins should be: B. Class Il cavities ® A. Itodmm © Class IV cavities : 3to4mm. Class Vicavities e © 2to3mm D. Similar to that of self-threaded pins {G833? The time required for remineralization of dent after placement of temporary restoration is about p42-fFor effective thermal insulation the minimal AL 26weeks @® sr6weeks thickness of zinc phosphate base should be: © 18-26 weeks D. 30-40 weeks A. 0.5mm B. 025mm 434. Cavities occurring on the lingual fossa of incisors © 073mm DB. 200mm ar €323-1The amalgam restoration should be burnished A. Class VIcavities “after: B. Class IV cavities @ 2to3minutes B. 101015 minutes C Class II cavities Cc thour D.2¢ hours D. Class I cavities 435. The intercuspal (occlusal) preparation for amalgam should be: pp 444) Friction locked pins ined by: th of an ideal class I cavity BLze#4i Friction locked pins are retained by: A. Luting cement B. Threads on the pin a BOs G Longer channel depth ex D. % i ere ~ = Resiliency of dentin se is ion: . ESStwnicn pean “@ pteiass ll preparation: 445, Cavity varnishes are contraindicated under: ee Sne val fal A. Zinc polycarboxylate bases © Facial D. Lingual i polycarbonylate bases . . Zinc oxide base 437, The purpose for retention form in cavity Both AandB ce preparation is to prevent displacement of the . None of the above ‘ restoration by: £446 the pins of choice in pulpotomi ee A pins of choice in pulpotomized or root canal C Lifting forces DD. Alloftheabove a j A. Friction locked pins. ££38.44The optimal depth in dentin for sett-threaded pin ® Cemented pins “'system C. Self-threaded pins A. 2to3mm D. Self-shearing pins B. Berea > & H7, Cavity varnish is indicated under amalgam restorations because it: D. There isno optimal depth for the pin 2 primal dep a A. Isaneffective thermal insulator 438. Cavity varnishes can be used under all types of Ba Pereseieremore ps en restorations except: pulp A. Cast gold B. Amalgams © Improves the marginal seal © Resins D. Ceramic D. None of theabove ia] Son Gi|O ae an Da ol ates a oS canlonT Ts 6 4900 «441 B 442 CASA D445 Cts Baa a -410 Textbook of Operative Dentistry 398, To avoid distortion the thickness of rubber base impression material should be: A. Morethandmm B. Atleast3mm C About2mm D. Maximumin thearea vi operation 399. For maximum accuracy the die from alginate impression should be poured: A. Within 24 hours B. Within 30 minutes © Within? hours D. After Thour 400. Marginal leakage due to temperature change can ‘occur maximum with: A. Unfilled resin B. Direct fitting gold © Composite resin D. Amalgamalloy A 401. Intay waxes used for the direct method procedure possess: A. Greater flow below 37° B. Minimum flow above 37° Minimum flow below 37° D. Greatecflow above 3” 402. Inlay wax patterns should be invested as soon @s possible in order to minimize change in dimensions caused by: A. Continued expansion of wax B. Reduced flow © Relaxation obinternal stress D. Water absorption 403. An ideal location to attach a sprue pin ina wax patter Thickest point Thinnest point Anywhere Where carvings least disturbed tial procedure in fitting a MOD gold inlay 405. The most commonly used typ2(s) of gory ata, is: A. Typel B, Type © Typell D. Types land iV 406, Before amalgam refilling refining of proximal margins of a cavity can be done by: A. Angleformer B. Biangle chisels Enamel hatchets D. Both Band C 407. The gold alloys have a melting range of: ‘A. 1000 to 1400°F —B. 1700 to 1900°F = © 240 to 2380°F —D. 4000 to 5000°F 1468, "discoloration of the tooth under big amaigam restoration can be prevented by: GB Using cavity varnish : a ee ® C_ Using zine phosphate cement base D. Washing the prepared cavity with NaOCl 409. Which procedure removes oxides: from the casting: : es % ‘ A. Tempering B. Annealing C Degassing D. Pickling 410. The incisal step for class IV cavity for Gold Type Winlay is indicated: A. When less than % of incisal length is involved B. Toarrestattritional wear © . Both Aand B D. Noneoftheabove 411. In groove and post design of an anterior porcelain iniay the groove is placed on: A. Axial wall B. Gingival wall © Incisaledge D. Gingivo-axial lineangle 412. Platinised gold foil Is manutactured by: casting toa tooth is: . A Heckopiting gold vith piney 4 Ae Hes RAIA oe labcun engolt é ‘Adjust he contactareas D. ee platinum foil between two sheets D. Seat the casting with mallet of gold foil QD : 4383. The bevelled margin for gold inlay cavity; A. Exposes greater cement liner : B. Allows fora thin metal margin which is unable + 40 withstand occlusal load CG Hasno effect oncement iner 1D. Reduces amount of exposed cement liner 384. The cavosurface margin of gold inlay Preparation should be: A edge -B.Atrightangles. © Chamfer D. Beveled $85. Type IV gold alloy is not suitable for a simple inlay because: ‘A. Its hardness is so high that it will cause tooth abrasion B. {tis too ductileand will distort © Ithas poor marginal adaptation D. Noneof the above 386. | be: A inlay preparations the axiopulpal depth should Mote in comparison to that of reparation Similar to that of amalgam preparation. Less in comparison to that o Preparation Alloftheabove amalgam B. 3 f amalgam D. 387. A castrestoration is maintained in Position under masticatory load Primarily by virtue of: A. Obtusecavosurface angle B. Cementseal © The retention and tesistance form D. Noneofthe above . Multiple Choice Questions 409 390. A gold inlay for class I cavity in a posterior tooth 391 392, 393, 394. 395, having life expectancy of 10 years in a patient having heavy masticatory force is considered when: A. Proximal surface caries is active Patient is about 50 years old If there is pinpoint exposure of the pulp If certes exter th B. ic) D. fie proximal margins The isthmus width for gold inlay ts A. ‘Wintercuspal distance B. 4 intercuspal distance © Mth intercuspal distance D. Noneoftheabove generally: A secondary flareis given to: A. Gingival wall B. Facial and lingual proximal walls © There is no such term existing with respect to inlay D. Facial and lingual wall In MOD preparation for margin should be: A. Chamfer B. Shoulder C Beveled D. Noneofthe above In MOD preparation fi bevel should be: AL 15° c 30 gold inlays, gingivat for gold inlays, gingival B, 45° D. 2 The cavity wall towards the line of withdrawal of wax pattern for inlay should lave a taper of: S88. While preparing the Porcelain intay cavity the eee eons ine macia henee © 2t05 D. None of the above A. Parallel to long axis of crown $96. During cusp reduction the reverse (contra) bevel B. Parallel to long axis of root 4 © Perpendicular to occlusal plane A. 1/3rd that of inside bevel D. Parallel to the line of withdrawal B. Halfthe thickness of inside bevel 369. The outtine form for east restoration is produced 5, Stmesstheinsidebevel 3 _ De Aandc A. Slight tapered fissure bur 397. For gold intay the occlusal cavosurtace bevel is B. Safeended bur approximately: © Straight fissure bur AL 15 B. 30° D._ Highly tapered fissure bur Cc a5 D. 810° weg BED BHC ac ure Gero eC Seetch rice agi or) ae STAN sel aes408 Textbook of Operative Dentistry ; 367, Vital intruded tooth usually re-erupts by itsel after a period of: A. month B. months © smonths D. 6months 368. Electric pulp testers will not normally respond in case of fractured tooth involving pulp after the duration of: A. 2days © Bmonths 369, Avulsed teeth should be stabilized by: A. Porcéfain jacket crown B. Stainless steel crown © Orthodontic wiring D. Splinting e B. month D. 6months 375. Inlays are fabricated of: A. Gold B. Ceramic Cc Resin D. Allofthe above 376. The property of gold which allows for a better marginal seal is: A. Ductility ; B. Resistance of corrosion C Tensilestrength D. Malleability : 377. Calcicum hydroxide is used as a pulp capping agent because it: 870. Over contoured buccal or lingual surfaces can re A B. ce D. 371. At involving most of sultin: Cheek biting Food accumulation Open proximal contact Tooth malpesitioning the-age of 50 years large carious tesions A. B. & D. Provides good thermal insulation Providesa mild irritantaction on pulp Providesa soothing action on pulp Allof theabove 378. The outline form for inlays is: A. B. ic D. Wider than for amalgam Dependenton the extent of destruction Narrower than for amalgam the cusps in posterior teeth can be best restored by: A. Cast gold onlays B. Direct gold restoration © Pintetained amalgam D. Both AandB 372. Prefabricated plastic matrices are used in: A. Class V cavity Sreparations B. Class I cavity preparations C Classi cavity preparations D. Allthe above cavity preparations 378. Castrestorations are most helpful in correcting periodontal problems by: A. Restoring lost tooth structure B. Forming thesplints C Creating ideal occlusion D. Noneoftheabove 374. An inlay is: A. Any castgold restoration B. Direct gold restoration ‘| C._Intracoronal restoration fabriceted extrzorelly Sameas that for amalgam 378. Ideally inlay cavity walls shoutd be: A. Tapered occlusally B. Flared occlusally © Flared proximally D. Straight and parallel 980. Indirect cast gold restor: finished and polished: A. After cementation B. After casting is tried on tooth C Before casting is tried on tooth D. Noneofthe above ‘ations are primarily 381. The factor which contributes maximum for retention of an onlay A. Flat pulpal and gingival wall B. Near parallel walls + © Contra (Reverse) bevels D. Noneoftheabove 382. The most critical factor for retaining the casting is: A. Lutingcement B. Depth ofcavity a C. Dovetails D. Taper of walls D. Noneofabove we smc a8 0 DSA s1A S72 A eee sae oo 3c ma 20 376 =>1462, When a 2nd mandibular molar has tipped close tothe 2nd premolar: a not A. 2nd mandibular molar: lized swith over contoured inla1 B. Itshould be stabilized wit . pinley © Ktshould beextracted D. Itshould be treated orthodontically 253. Restorative dentistry with splinting of teeth indicated when: A. Tipped maxillary and mandibular molars cennotbe stabilized by occlusal adjustm: B. Fractureoftheteth am C Frectureof thejaw: D. Whensupra-eruptionof teeth occurs 354, Pinledge restorations with minimal contact with the gingival tissues are preferable tor splinting: A. Anterior tooth, B. Posterior teeth © Ofthe teeth of upper jaw only D. Both upper and lowerjaws 355, Examples of temporary splints are: A. Amalgamsplinis B. Gunning splints © Castmetal splints D. Silver coin splints 356, Ifthe margins of the preparation accidentally extend apically to the bottom of the epithelial attachment the injured cementum becomes covered by: A. Epithelium B. Connective tissue © Bothepitnelium afi cor D. Iteemains uncovered lective tissue 857. During camentation of ina 8 'y the main problem AU there i a direction Hy " 3, Itheretsanincceased mobility mest oa ty mesity ere isan increased mobi D. None ofthe apove ity italy 350. Hand eutting instruments are made up of A Acrylic B Porcelain © Carbon stainless steel —_P. Gold Multiple Choice Questions 407 389. Cutting edges on carbon steel have: A. Protective plating B. Noprotectiveplating Cc Someo! ne instruments have protecting plating butsome of them donothave protecting plating D. Noneoftheabove F300. Cutting edges are dulled by: A. Oiling B, Preserving them fora long time (©) Contact with hard tooth structures D. By cold sterilization (Bei? sharpening is done by: fe Acrylilicek | CB} rhanens wheat © Sterilization —“B. None of theabove 362. Magnifying loupes in the sharpening instru- ments are useful for: ‘A. Sharpening the cutting edge B. Smoothingthecutting edge C_Blunting the cutting edge D._-Evalualiti the condition of the cutting edge {BSI sharp pulpal painiaisappearing on removed of 1" the stimulus is frequently a sign of: A. Irreversible puipitis, B> Reversible pulpitis C Acutepulpitis D. Chronic pulpitis ‘S64. Cracked tooth syndrome is characterized by: ‘A. Sharp pain following application of cold B. Sharp pain following application of hest © Severe pain whule eating D. Alloftheabovementioned 285. Tooth feels elon te ated and sensitive to percussion A. Cracked tooth syndrome B. Reversible pulpitis © irreversible pulpitis, D. Noneofthem Ie fractured tox ue oth Is Non-restorable it shoutc A. Reimplanted 2pe Dentistry 406 Textbook of oe cea ant 337. Raising the bite with Seite interocclusal space may A. Intrusionof teeth B. Extrusion of teeth C Mesialdriiting of te D. Rotation of teeth i 338. Occlusal stability is maintained by harmony between the: A. Structural component B. Structural and neuromuscular components Neuromuscular components D. Noneofthem $39. The key to the establishment of an ideal Occlusion is the correct location of: A. Centricrelation B. Centric occlusion © Condylar axis D. None of the above 540. Occlusal guidance side is always on the: A. Working side B. Balancing side C Both on the working as well ae balancing side D. None ofthe above 341. The areas for p; relation are the: A. Mesial inclines ofthe maxillary teeth B: Mesial inclines of the mandibular teath C Distal inclines of maxillary teeth D. Allofthem remature contacts in centric 342. Working side interferences are found on the: A. Lingual inefines of the buccal cusps of the maxillary posterior teeth Buccal inclines of the lingual cusps of the maxillary teeth © Lingual inclines of the buccal cusps of the mandibular posterior teeth Lingual inclines of the buccal cusps of the both, maxillary and mandibular posterior teeth B. D. 343. The common site of the fracture ofthe amalgam restorationsis: 4 ald ating frees shoul be dsipated ang, ip The long axis of the toot! : o The center of rotation of too y CC. Thecenter of the resistance of a tooth D. Noneoftheabove 345, Free way space is also known as: ‘A. Silverman space B. Closest speaking space C Inter occlusal gap D. Allofthem 346. Class Vil cavities are usually: A. Abrasion cavities B. Attrition cavibes C__ Erosion cavities D. Caused by caries 347. Matrix band shouldbe: i AL Rigid B. Elastic ce Fleuble D. None of theabove 348. Tofflemire universal matrix band provide only: A. Only one walt B. Only twowalls Only three walls D. Allthe four walis.- 349, Acidulated fluorides should not be used in patients with: A. Porcelain type crowns B. Acrylictype crowns © Metalliccrowns D. Alloftheabove 350. Deep overbite causes impingement on the: A. Labial aspect of the mandibular incisors and Palatal aspect of the maxillary incisors B. Falatal aspect of the maxillary posterior teeth 5, Linsualaspectof themandibularanterior teeth D. Buccal. aspect of the mandibular: Posterior teeth 851. When the lost mandibular 1st molar has Rotbeen Feplaced, then we see: A. Mesial and lingual tipping of mandibular sesond molar 2 B. Distal and buccal tipping of mandibular 2nd A. Mesial marginal ridge premolar B. Mesial cusp ridge © Mandibular 2nd motar remains in same istal marginal ridge or distal cusp ridge position 5 Nese ° D. Supra eruption of mandibillar 2nd molar Ca e208 aes S20 A a to was veo sda CC gta aaa care HEA 347 A 3420 MSA BSD A aS A Cd. ~Multiple Choice Questions 405 324, The central parts of the temporomandibular 331, The incision, chewing and swallowing of food joints are: involves: A. Vasculac with motor nerve supply A. Occlusal guidance B, Vascularwith sensory nerve supply B. Neuromuscular guidance C Avascular with sensory nerve supply Both occlusal and neuromuscular guidance D. Avascular without sensory nerve D. Only muscular and occlusal guidascr, 325. The end point of mandibular closure with 339, Centric stops are those positions where: maximum intercuspation of the teeth is known as: A. Upper buccal and lower lingual cusp make A. Centricrelation igoritact . . Upper lingual and lower buccal cusp make B. Centricclosure B. Upper lingual any P Centric occlusion contact , incis ing teet! D. Noneof them Cusp tips or incisal edges of opposing tee make contact 326. In centric occlusion position of central part of D. Upper lingual and lower buccal cusp of the Ula he alae telat posterior teeth as well as cusp tips and incisal A. Central partof the disk of the joint dgesol the opposing teeth make caniact B. Peripheral part of the disk of the joint CC. Whole surface of thejoint ~ 333. With which matrix/retainer patient can bite when D. Doesnotinvoive the disk of thejoint ere 327. After completion of growth the adapti it fae 4 mpl ‘gro 1e adaptive capacity B. Ivoryno.8 of the joint: 5 A. Increases B. Remains sameas before C Decreases 334. The placement of cusps, grooves anid ridges In D. Diminishes individual restorations must conform with the: A. Mandibular movement B. Mandibular movement and occlusion © Only occlusal relationship D. Noneof them © Tofflemire Universal matrix retainer D. Retainerless Walser Filling matrix 328. Centric relation refers toa: A. Retrusive movement B. Protrusivemovement C._ Both protrusive and retrusive movement D. Noneoftheabove 335. Tooth contact in centric relation are found more 329, The movement which occurs in centric relation in is about: A. Swallowing A. 2mm B. Swallowing and mastication both B. 10mm © Mastication C mn D. Assimilation D. Morethan 50mm +2836. Inf centric occlusion and centric relation there 330. Class Vil division I cavities are: = should be: A. Cavities in posterior t@eth on facial surface A. Even pressure on the central part of disk of the B. Cavities on labial surface of anterior teeth in ™ the region of incisal third without involving B. Uneven pressure on the central partof disk of incisal edge the TM] : © Cavities on lingual surface of anterior teeth C No pressure on the central part of the disk of D. Cavities on cervical region on labial surface in the TMJ anterior teeth D. Noneof the above 34D 96 «4B MC WA MC MM BSG OSB 3330-34 BS A EAtive Dentisty era. 5 of Opt of facial OF yn” is thin extensio ontay that usually: 404 Textbook 39, “skit preparatio finguak margins of oe sedin Improve bth resistance and retention D. BothBandC , isadvantage of 310, Which of the followings is @ disadvantage “skirt preparation”? A. It increases the display of metal B._ Itreduces resistance and retention form CC. Itis prepared on unesthetic region D. Alloftheabove 311. A postoperative alginate Impression is a must for temporary resin using: A. Dixect temporary technique B. Indirect temporary technique © Bothoftheabove D, Noneof the above 312. The major disadvantage of zinc phosphate cement regarding cementation of a casting is: A. Itdisplays very low film thickness B. Shortworking time initially ithas a low pHt D. Alloftheabove 313. A gold foil No. 3 weighs: A. 3grams © 3grain “Extraply” is: A. Prerolled thinner No2 gold foil B. Prerolled Platinized gold foil © Electraloy RV. D. Powdered gold B. 3mg D. 3mgm 314, 315. Which of the following agents is used to prevent the formation of deleterious oxides on gold foil? A. Methane B. Ammonia C Hydrogen peroxide D. Carbon monoxide 316. Degassing of gold foil is accomplished by: A. Heating on mica tray over fame B. Anelectricannealer © Heating over pure ethanol! flame D. Allof the above 308 D 318 A sO A 3190 am 8 320 8 32 3218 313. ¢ 322 D 38 A 323. ¢ ter is reduced by halt, ., g force is given the ettectivy delivered is: Nib diame! +t malietin: jorce 47. If the constan compaction f A Two times greater p. Fourtimes greater Cc Same D. Fourtimes lesser an For a eines | cavity restored with direct filling . For egw oe gold, restorative phase begins with ‘A. Application of cavity varnish B._ Insertion ofa piece of mat gold C. Condensation of first piece of gold D. Application ofa base 4319. The typical class V cavity design for direct gold filling is: A. Rhomnboidal B. Triangular © Square D. Trapezoidal 320. In class V direct gold filling cavity, retention is provided by: A. Facial divergence of occlusal and gingival walls B. Facial convergence of occlusal and gingival walls 7 © Mesial and distal walls D. Noneoftheabove 321. Polishing of class V direct fill Poiana ot ing gold restoration A. Aluminumoxide B. Fine pumice © Diamond bur D. Alloftheabove 322. The term “occlusion” is us: ed functional complex that includes: S"ate A. Teeth and the jaws B. Teeth, periodontiur jaye joints © Teeth nervesand muscles D. Allofebove 923, Occlusion ingit jt Seta means bringing the jaws together A. Function B. Parafunction © Function and parafunction D. Noneoftheabove a8 36D aSroviding indirect tooth-colored ‘onlay’, a — eee resin is given, Which coment should be avoided? A. Polycarboxylate B, Zinc oxide Eugenol C Glassionomer D. Noneoftheabove 295. The most deleterious side effect of bleaching on non-vital teeth Is: A. Percolation B. Cervical resorption © Erosion D. Internal resorption 296. The “in-office non-vital bleaching technique” is: A. Walking bleach technique B. Powerbleach technique © Thermocatalytic technique D. Nightguard technique 297, Bleaching of vital teeth by “In-effice technique” is called as: A. Power bleach technique B. Thermocatalytic technique © Nightguard technique D. Walking bleach technique 298. Microabrasion techniques for elimination of discoloration of teeth work by: A. Removing surface enamel B. Bleaching stains C Bleaching developmental defects D. Allofthe above 299. The material used in ‘MICROABRASION technique’ to remove surface discoloration is: A. Hydrogen peroxide B. Ether © Hydrochloric aciet D._ Hydrechtoricacid and pumice paste 300. Which of the following materials is most popular for indirect veneering technique? A. Processed composite B. Castceramic © Feldspathic porcelain D. Microfill composite 301. A silane primeris used to conditin the internal ‘Surface of which of the following indirect veneer: A. Composite veneer B. Porcelain veneer © Bothoftheabove D. Noneofthe above 24 8 203 b 235 8 304 0 298 © 305 8 Multiple Choice Questions 403 302. Class Vil division 2 cavities are: A. Cavitieson proximal surfaces of anterior B. Cavitieson incisal edges of anterior teeth C Cavities on cusp tips of posterior teeth ‘D. Cavitiesin the middie third on the labial surface of anterior teeth — th 303. The gingival bevel serves which of the following purposes in cast metal restoration? A. Removal ofunsupported enamel B. Bumishable metal margin © Alap sliding fitat gingival margin D. Alloftheabove 304. In cast metal restoration, secondary flare is used to: A. Place margins into embrasures B. Make margins more self-cleansing C Makeenamel margin stronger D. Alloftheabove 905. A cast metal restoration whichis an Intracoronal Preparation and covers one or more cusps but otal, is: A. Only B. Inlay © FPullcrown D. None of the above S06. Which Is true about the cast metal ‘onlay'? A. Itis a extracoronal restoration B. Itcapsatl the cusps of posterior teeth C Itis between inlay and full crown, D, Alloftheabove 807. the gingivo-occlusal height of the vertical wall Sia onlay increases, then the 6 clusal, divergence shoutd: ee A. Dectease B. Increase © Besame D. “Always decrease $08. In cavity preparation tor cast metal onlay, Counterbevelis not placed on; A. Facial cusp of maxi B. Facial cusp of maxillar, © Bothoftheabove D. Facial cusp of ndibular Ist molar BR BEA ae 8 ae 306 D w7B wa utd —e @)402 Textbook of Operative Cee < i ti 1578."mhe friction-locked pin system dese = GOLDSTEIN is: shan cemented pin A. Lessretentive than cemented? B. More retentive than self-threaded pin. ' © 2:3 times more retentive than cemented pin D. 3-6times more retentive than cemented pin d by 280. Usually pinhole preparation on which tooth surfaces should be avoided? A. Distal surface of mandibular molars B. Lingual surface of maxillary molars C Bothoftheabove D. Noneoftheabove BAU The optimum pin tength in amatgam of a pin retained restoration is: A. Ltodmm B. 2to3mm D. 3mm 22. In pin retained amalgam restoration, failure is more likely to occur at the: A. Pin restoration interface B. Pin dentin interface © Both ofthe above D. Inside of restoration (Restorat BES-Avnicn of the fotlowin ‘cement restoration? ion fracture) 1g is true about silicate A. Its coefficient of therm: that ofenamel, 3. Ithas tooth matching ability S, Possesses anticariogenic property ®) Allottheabove 28K Phe “dentin bonding system” includes: Conditioner ef B. Primer mid? Bondingagent with low viscosity @® Aliotthe above 285. Slot preparation is done in metal cast al expansion is closer to “CEREC” systemis: 286. “CE! commercially available CAD/CAny C. Castable glass} ass ionomer system ight cured glass ionome D. Lightcured g 287, Major disadvantage of CAD/CAM systemis: A. Need forextended training B. Highcost C Bothoftheabove D. Designing of restoration takes more time 288. Anotable differencein class Il cavity preparation for composite and for Amalgam is in: A. Proximal box B. Pulpal wall © Axial wall depth D. None ofthe above 289. Beveled cavity design tor directly placed compdsites is most frequently used with: A Class Vicavity B. ClassIicavity © Classicavity —D. Allofthe above 290. In restoring class {and directly placed composi Primarily used is: A. Conventional tlass VI cavities with tes, the cavity design Preparation design B. Beveled preparation design < Modified preparation design D. None oftheabove 281. KN for composites and DCO! Risrespectively: A. 40 and 320 B. 60 and 330 © 30 and 362 D. 30 and 343, 292. Which of the following is used with the CEREC system? A. Feldspathic porcelain B. DiCOR t cavity © pieoR-Mcc Preparation to increase: D. Alloftheabove A. Resistance 293. Which material has lowest coetticient of thermat B. Retention expansion? ‘ Bothof the above A Compose -B. DICOR’ D. Noneofthe above © DICOR'MGC D. Enamet ELE ear 280) Cal ea fC 1G 282/089] y F224 ic Ni tsi eea ea caer mec 298 280 «1B DC 6 ‘265. Forextensive class ll cavity, Automatrixis used. tis a: A. Universal matrixsystern B. Retainerless matrix system ©. Tofflemire matrix system D. Ivory matrixsystem 267. Which of the following ts @ disadvantage of pneumatic condenser? A. Damage to enamel margins B. Inadequate condensation in conservative cavity preperation Bothoftheabove D. Noneoftheabove 268. Which of the folfowing provides retention form B. in class tit amalgam eavity?+ A. Gingival groove B. incisal cove © Lingual dovetails D. Alloftheabove 269. The best matrix system for class Ill amalgam “ Multiple Choice Questions 401 273. If both class ll and class V lesions are present ‘ona tooth and they are to be restored by amal- gam, then best will be: A. Class II preparation and restoration is done followed by class V B. Class V preparation and restoration is done followed by class II Both cavities are prepared and restored at same time D. Noneoftheabove 274, Which of the following is true about class V amalgam cavity restoration? A. Most restorations are done without matrix placement Amalgamis condensed first in retentive areas followed by mesial and distal wall restoration © Finally central portion is built D. Alloftheabove #278." For amalgam capping, itis mandatory to reduce ‘susp when facial extension is two-thirds from Primary groove toward cusp tip. It provides: Te Adequneretnton form A. Wooden wedge © Stability B. Wedge supported matrix D. None of theabove Wedged,compound-supported matrix D. Tofflemire matrix 270. The best treatment for class V lesion on a tooth along with extensive class ll caries ist A. Restoration of class Il followed by class V p B. Castgold restoration C Adfullerawin restoration cs D. Restoration of class V followed by class Il SA. "the clas{i}cavity preparation is: A. Flatmesiodistally B. Concavemesiodistally Conyex mesiodistally J D. Noneofthe above we 272, wee Prefabricated plastic matrices are used #274 In pin retained amalgam restorations, which Property significantly decreases: A. Compressive strength B. Retention © D. Allof the abo $277. A gtassly decayed tooth was restored using self- threading pin. The diameter of pin hole i: A. Greater than the diameter of pin B. Both have thesame diameter Smaller than diameter D. Noneoftheabove £2389 Which of the tollowi threading pin system? ofpin ing Is true about seif- a A. Class V cavity preparations A. Itis the most retentive B. Class Vicavity preparations B 24066times more retentive than cemented pin C. CunVilcavity prauaiions is of cavity varnish doesnot reduce retentive D. Allofthe above cavity preparations 6 oo : mse MTG ua OBS eee a Sy 275B WSC OTC ED Pas awa weative Dentistry 400 Textbook of Ope’ rpms 252, Noise level which can cause hea A. @ad B. Above?’ c sodb D. Noneot theabove : {G53 Te Isthmus width for Class Il amaigam cavity should be: ‘A; 1/3rd the intercuspal width @© Lath theintercuspal width © Halfthe distance of intercuspal width D. Noneofthesbove a 254. Enameloplasty isindicated: A. When fissure depth is no more than ¥ thickness of enamel When fissure depth is not more than 1/3rd thickness of enamel Fissure depth is 2/3¢d thickness of enamel Noreof theabove 2884 Dental cariesis said to be ‘extensive’ when: A. Itinwolves more than one tooth B. Distance between infected dentin Jess than 2mm © Distance between infected dentin and pulp is less than I mm D. Alloftheabove €286.twhite condensing amatgam, condenser nib requires: B. il mide & and pulp is a large diameter Less condensation pressure Sesstans © Does not depend upon diameter of condenser rib D. Same pressuzeas of small condenser rib 257. Condensation time for an amaigam mix is usually: A. Sminutes B. © 3to4minutes 10 minutes D. 6% to8% minutes £258-Finishing and polishing of an amaigam restoration is done: A. After placementofamalgam B. After 12 hours of placing amalgem After 24 hours of placing amalgam Wile restoring a compound cavity invotying i aaa eee oeclusal surface, the close adaptation on vrai cide is achieved by a matrix and green. lg campound. This was first Suggested by: stic nd. A. Barton B. Gilmore Simonsen D. Fusayama i in Class #1 £260" Retention and resistance form in amalgam cavity is provided by: A. Occlusal dovetail io B. Retention groove placed in axiofacial and axiolingual line angles, Both Aand B D. Wideristhmusonly — - 261. In preparing a Class Il amatgam cavity, the proximal box surface has “reverse curve” usually in: A. Facial wall B. Lingual wall © Axial wall D. Noneoftheabove £263/4n an igeat conservative class! amalgam cavity, the mesiofacial and mesiolingual margins should clear adjacent teeth by A, lto2mm B. 0Stoimm (© 22t003mm Dd. 2mm 263. The recommended creep value for amatgam should not exceed: A. 5% Cc 1% B. 2t05% D. Noneoftheabove 264. The Totflemire universal matrix system is ideally indicated: - A. Twosurface Class restoration B. Three surface cavity preparation © Class Icompound cavity is prepared D. Alloftheabove 265. Palodentis: + A. Palliative cement B. Calciumhydroxide liner © Commercial metal strips for matrices D. On3rd day of placing amalgam D. Noneoftheabove 226 2638 2548 25C 268 2570 256 i00A GBC 261A 62626 «23 BOSC Dexter Onds Be @ w135, Senile caries is: A. Recurrent caries B. Residual caries C Rootsurface caries D. Forward caries 237. The number of tine angles in class I amaigam cavity are: A. 6 Bw ar D7 238. The term ‘Idiopathic erosion’ mean: A. Lossof tooth surface by regurgitation of stomach, acid B. Loss of tooth surface due to habitual sucking of lernon © Mictotractures as cervical area of tooth flexes under heavy loads D. Noneof the above 238. tn “complex” cavity preparation: A. Only one tooth surface is involved B. Twosurfaces are involved © Three or more surfaces are involved D. Noneofthe above 240. Which of the following is not an internal wall of a cavity preparation? A. Axial wall B. Pulpal wall © Gingival wall D. Allofthe above 241. All of the following are external walls of a cavity Preparation except: A. Gingival wallse B. Axial walls © Buccal wall Dz Distal wall 242. Acavity preparation which includes both internal and external cavity walls is termed: A. Extracoronal preparation B. Intracoronal preparation Metal onlay restoration D. BothAandB 243. The principal retention form for cast metal Muttiple Choice Questions 399 244. ‘Skirts’ are retentive features usually used with: A. Amelgam restoration B. Direct filling gold restoration © Castgold restoration D. Ceramic restoration £245. fWhich of the following is an advantage of using glass ionomer materialias a liner under composite restoration? £ A. Itreduces recurrent carieg B. Itbends both to tooth and composite © Tt provides better seal jrhen uséd on non- caad satya ® Aitortheabove i [RAS non-cutting instruments, the part which corresponds to the blade is: AL ce B. Shank © D. Handle E247 ;4he cutting in A. Hatchet, B. Chisel ©. Excavat D. Angle former #24809 an Instrument formuta, the second number for gingival marginal trimmer is 90-100. The angle former is used on: A. Mesial gingival margin argin © “‘Onlay preparation D. Facial gingival margin 249. The most important design characteristic of a ‘bur’ blade is: A. Rakeangle B. Edgeangle © Clearanceangle D. None of theabove 250. For cutting hard and brittle material, the rake angle should be to increase tool life: A. Positive B. Negative © Equal tolong axis D. Noneofthe above 251. When using diamond instrument fortooth cutting without coolants, they produce: + A. Same damaging heat as compared to carbide restoration ie A. Placing retentive grooves B. Less damaging heat as compared to cerbidebur B. Large angleof divergence C More damaging heat as compared to carbide © Almost parallel vertical walls bur D. Allofthe above _ D. Noneofthe above ¢ web we mc m8 2@6 alc ae io mec mre me MA me ate wy .398 Textbook of Operative Dentistry :.221 Arrested carious lesion is: A. Discolored and remineralized area A B._ Intact and more resistant to caries 24 adjacent unaffected enamel ‘Not restored unless esthetica’ Dy) Allof the above 22% The deepest and advancing front of enamel carious lesion is A. The dark zone B. The body of the lesion © Thetanslussntzane D. Thesurfacezone tack than y required “223."The zone of enamel caties which is relatively unaffected by caries attack is: A. Thedark zone B) Thesurface zone © The translucent zone D. The body of the lesion 2224, which part of tooth,is least resistant to caries? A. Surface enamel B. Dentin © Dentinoenamel junction . Caren D. S.A reliable test to detect caries i A. Only visual B. Only by useofexplorer Only radiograph D "226.*Most effective treatment in preventing pit and fissure caries i A. Local fluoride application B. Systemic water fluoridation © Pit and fissure sealants D. Enameloplasty £2274 Occlusal surfaces account for only of all toot surfaces: A. 10.5% @ 125% Cc 14.5% D. 16.5% 228, ‘Bowen’ resinis: levels of which bacteria can beusedtons,. \ : 229, The 5 of caries contro! procedures the effectivenes: A. Streptococcus us aureus fants SB. Stapitylococcu C Lactobacilli D. A.tiscasus 230. Caries contro! ret A. Removal ofinfe B. Medicating the teeth / C._ Restoring defects with temporary material D. Allofthe above 231, Caries control is an intermediate step in restorative treatment and most frequently used materials are: A. Composite resin B. Amalgam ©. Amalgamand intermediate restorative material D. Noneoftheabove fers to: .cted tooth structure 232. The term “universal precautions” means: A. Allpatients are tieated as infectious B. High risk group patients are only treated infectious All patients and blood contaminated body fluids ace treated as infectious None of the above as a D. 233. Carbon steel instruments and BURS are best sterilized by: A. Autoclave B. Dryheatand chemiclave © Boiling water D. 2% Glutaraldehyde solution 234. The most gentle method of sterilization used for hand piecesis: Autoclaving Dry heat Ethylene oxide gas None of the above 235. Dry heat sterilization is readily achieved at A. Glyceryl methacrylate temperatures: B. Methacrylatemonomer A. Above 100°C C_ Reaction productof glyceryl methacrylate and B. Above 160°C bisphenol A © Aboves20°F D. Noneofthe above D. Both BandC we mb wee mB mc 2 me ae me Re BS BS — @208, The term “Aciduric” refers to: A. Bacteria producing great amount ofacids B. Bacteria cepable of tolerating acidic environment Bacteria unable to tolerate acidic environment Noneof the above < D. ‘200! The microorganisms most strongly associated with “onset of caries" and active progression of cavitated lesions are; A. Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus nutans Bo Staphylococcus aureus and Lactobacilli Streptocaccus mutans and Lactobacilli D. Viridansand Actinobacillus group 210. Nonspecific plaque hypothesis assumes that: - A. Allplaque are pathogenic B. Plaqueis pathogenic only whensignsof disease are present Both A and B None of the above ax S214. ‘The single most importent factor in producing cariogenic plaques: A. Highamountof glucose exposure B. High frequency of glucose exposure © High amountofsucrose exposure ‘High frequency of sucrose exposure e D. 212. The teeth normally have a plaque community dominated by: A. Streptococcus sanguis and Streptococcus mutans Streptococcus sanguis and Streptococcus mitis Lactobacilli and Streptococcus mutans Streptococcus salivarius and lactobacilli B c D. 2134 Occluprintis used for: & Occlusal carving of arialgam class filing Occlusal carving of composite resin class I filling C Bothoftheabove Multiple Choice Questions 397 Going from higher to lower demineralization of enamel starts at the pH range from: A. 3to4 B. 5t055 Cc 6to7 D. Noneofthezbove 215. 216. The second most susceptible area of tooth to caries are: A. Buccal and lingual pits of molars B. Pitand fissures C._ Proximal surface gingival to contact area D. Facial and lingual smooth surface 217, Root cariesis initiated by: A. Streptococcus mutans B. Lactobacilli CA viscosus D. Anaerobes 218. The time for progression from incipient caries to clinical caries, Le. cavitation on’ smooth surfaces is estimated to be: A. 15 months +6 months B. 15 months = 8 months C 18months +6 months D. 18months +3 months 219. Now-a-days cavities are prepared very conservatively because of the development of the following: A B. & D. Tooth colored restorative materials Adhesive restorative materials Fluoride releasing restoration material Allofthe above 220;fwnat is the ditterence between white spot of hypocalcification and white spot of incipient caries? . A. No difference, botharesame D. Noneoftheabove B. Hypocalcified spot diseppears on wetting and 214. The process of plaque regrowth afterthetéoth —- teappears on drying while incipient caries spot surface is cleaned is termed as: © isnot changed “1 A. ‘Primary succession of plaque growth ) Incipient caries spot partially or totally B. Secondary succession of plaque growth Gisappears visually when hydrated while C. Tertiary succession of plaque growth hypocalcified spot is unaffected on hydration D. Noneof the above D. Noneoftheabove ee ~28C 2A 2b GA a8 tee HEE WES a7c¢ 0th otsive Dentisity 396 Textbook of Operate Te neystem 192. Theleast traumatic and most versal is: A. Cemented wire 9 B. Selfthreading pin G Friction locked pin D. Noseofthe above 193. The most retentive pin system is: A. Cemented wire pin B. Self-thceading pin © Friction locked pin D, Noneofthe above 194. For the complex amalgam restorations, “Amalgapin technique” was developed by: A. Markley B. Goldstein. © Shavell D. Standiee 195. In preparing a post, the apical root canal seal Necessary to prevent leakage is: A. Minimun2-3mm 8B. Maximum $-6 mm © Half the length of obturated root canal D. Noneofthe above 196. “Richmond” or A. “Davis” crown is: Post type porcelain crown B. Castable ceramic crown Feldspathic aluminous crown D. Composite veneered gold crown 197. Fused porcelain jacket crown was developed by: A. DrSCBrecxer §B. DrCH Land © DERBSozio DD. DrRGCraig 198. The type of crown indicated where both esthetics and strength are required is: A. Dicorcrown B. Porcelain Feldspathic crown Porcelain fused to metal crown D. Bonded alumina crown 199. The core of the alumninous porcelain jacket crown is approximately composed of: in j t crow: | orcelain jacke es minous P' is 200. Alu developed DY: ‘A. John Mc Lesa C._JFJohaston B. Corning Glass Works D. None of the above 20%. Dicor is a: / : ‘A. Castable ceramic restoration B. Composite veneer restoration : joration C Cerestore resi D. Porcelain fused to metal restoration 202. Dicor crown was developed by? ‘A. CoorsBiomedical company B. Corning Glass Works © John McLean . D. Johnson & Johnson Dental Care 203, Which of the following is a contraindication for porcelain fused to metal crown? A. Restoring multiple abutments ; B. Shortabutment with pin-retained restoration © Largepulp organ D. Noneoftheabove _ i. 204. For cementation of porcelain jacket crown with zine phosphate, the powder for color trial is mixed with: A. Polyacrylic liquid B. Cementliquid © Glycerineand water solution D. Noneofthe above 208. Remineralization of the cariously damaged tooth structure occurs as local pH: A. Risesabove7 B. Rises above 5.5 © Decreasesbelow5 D. None of the above 206. The term ‘Odontopathic' refers to: A. Causing disease to odontoblasts B. Causing disease to teeth C Causing disease to enamel only D. Noneofthe above 207. Streptococcus mutans and lacto¥acilli are the primary cariogenic organisms and are said to be: A. 25% porcelain and 75% alumina A. Acidogeniconly B. 75% porcelain and 25% alumina B. Aciduriconly © 50% porcelain and 50% alumina C Both acidogenic and cariogenic D. 80% porcelain and 20% alurnina D. Noneoftheabove 132A 1536 198 C 188 WA te 8 80 1356 200A 201A 228 236 wc 2B EB 27C ©477, Abasic requirement of all cavity preparation for onlay is: A. Cavity walls must diverge from floor to occlusal surface B. Cavity walls must converge from cervical to ‘occlusal surface Cavity walls must be paraliel from cervical to occlusel surface D. Noneoftheabore 178. Which of the following is true about cast gold restorations? : A. Virtually any tooth can be restored B. Extensive tooth tissue lost by cariesare restored C Extensive tooth tissue lost by traumaarerestored D. Allof the above 179. Placement of bevels on cavosurface margin for cast gold restorations results in: A. 25%metal margin B. 25-35° metal margin © 45°metal margin D. Noneof the above 180. Historically, “Stice preparation” refers to: A. Placementof intracoronal taper B. Placementof extracoronal taper CC Modified flare preparation D. None ofthe above 181. In cavity designing for cast gold, the flare of the Proximal walls should form axioproximal angles off A. 90° B. 45° 100-110" D. 45-99 * 182. The least costly rubber based impression materialis: A. Addition silicon B. Condensation silicon © Polysulfides —D. Polyether Permissible delay in pouring hydrocolloid impression after removal from mouth is upto: A. 24 hours B. lhour C Oneday D. Noneof the above 184. The position of the wax pattern within the investment mold is governed by: A. Spruepin B. Investing technique used C BothAandB D. Noneoftheabove 183, Multiple Choice Questions 395 185, Attachment of single prue pin is made into butky portion of pattern at an angle of about 45° to occlusal plane: A tobuccal side y tolingual side © Almost vertically D. Towards proximal surface 186. For proper venting of air and gases, the sprue length is approximately: A. 4to6mm B, 6to8mm © 8to12mm D. 10to12mm Gs: Most frequently used pin type is: ‘A. Friction locked pin B. Cemented pin © Self-threading pin D. None of the above ABEL; Which of the following correctly matched? A. Self-threading pin was described by Going B._ Cemented pins was introduced by Markley © Friction locked pin was introduced by Goldstein © Alloftheatove {16a wnich of the following is true about placement of pin in amalgam: restorations? Itimproves both retention and resistance B. Itreinforces restorative material C _Itimproves only retention ‘D. Bending of pin increases retention Cisb.wost widely used self-threading pin is: A. Gold plated pin B. Colorcoded pin TMS pins D. Allofthe above 191, Allof the following are true about placement of pin except: A+ Optimum length of pin extending into amalgam is2mm B. Optimum inter-pin distance is 5 mm © Formolarsand premolars respectively, 1 and 2 Pins per missing cusp provide sufficient retention D. Noneof the above 177 8 185 B 178 187 C 173 B 188 D 108 tec WA 1906 182 ¢ 1910 1B tee Ng394 Textbook of Operative Dentisury which 464, The most recent direct filling gold ation produces the hardest surface on condens: is: A. Matgold B. Encapsulated powdered gol C_ Matgold alloyed with calciumand wrapped in gold foil D. Platinized gold 165. The oldest form of direct filling gold used for restorations are: A. Fibrous gold foil . B. Matgold =” ©” Encapsulated powdered gold D. Electraloy 168. Which of the following direct filing golds is used both as bulk filler and for surface restoration? A. Electraloy B. Matgold Encapsulated powdered gold D. Fibrous gold foil 167. All of the followin gold except: A B. \g are true about direct fi Mat foilis used as surface restoration Encapsulated powdered gold is used both as. bulk filler and surface restoration. Electraloy is used succe: classes of cavity wh employed Mat foil is used as bulk filler c ssfully for restoring all ‘ere cohesive gold is D. 168. The purpose of adding ‘calcium’ to mat gold is: A. Toincrease malleability B. To increase hardness and strength © Toavoid pitting and void formation D. Alloftheabove 169. Which of the following is contraingicat tion(s) for direct filling gold? ities prepared for direct filling goig .., avi 170. C ned, dried and cavity varnish i, thoroughly clea! applied to: A. Only: enamel ly dentin é eaieeeten dentin D, Noncofthe above 471. “Veneered gold foil” restoration is: lectraloy restoration : Contin use of mat foil and gold foit ; C. Mat gold wrapped in sheet of fibrous gold D. Noneofthe above ; 172, 0+ GV Black classified the cavities in the year: A. 1860 B. 1870 C 1898 D. 1920 173, Direct filling gold is always worked from: Periphery towards center of restoration Center of restoration towards margins Both Aand B First peripherally and then towards center of restoration goes 174. Which American Dental Association spe number covers the ‘inlay casting gold"? A. No.2 B. No.3 © Nod D. No.5 . 175. Majority of cast gold restorations uses: A. Typelgoldatloys B. Typell goldalloys © Typell gold alloys D. TypelV goldalloys 176. All of the following pi inlay casting gold all type lv except: roperties of the crown and loys increase from type!to A. Very largepulp chamber A. Proportional limit B. Pericdontally weakened teeth B Tensile strength 2 C Very young and elderly patients : © Hardness and strength D. Alloftheabove D. Elongation 5 8 We is4C 185A 66 CCT Ae 8 469 D0 we 3B io 7B 1760 Cc148. gThe esthetic testorative materials minimizing/ Feducing the possibility of secondary caries are: A. Glass ionomer and composite resins B. Composite resins and silicate © Silicate and glass ionomer. cement D. Calciumhydroxide and silicate ‘149.4 The liquid system of glass ionomer restorative material is essentially: A. Polyalkanoic acid B. Phosphoric acid Polyacrylic-itaconic acid D. None of the above "'180.4the significant properties of the glass ionomer restorative material include: A. Chemical bonding with enamel and dentin B. Biocompatibility Release of fluoride with set material Allofthe above 151. Itfias been found that direct veneer restorations have more limited prognosis and tendency to discolor within: A. 1to2years © 5to7 years B. 3toS years D. None of the above 152. An aged patient with high caries index has class Ml carious lesion extending onto the root surface. Material of choice to restore the eartous lesion is: ‘A. Composite resin B. Silicate cement Glass ionomer e@ment D. Polycecboxylate cement 153.4Which of the following is/are used to remove the ‘smear’ layer of dentin surface? A. Polyacrylic acid EDTA © Tannic acid Allofthe above 154. )Currently the most effective agent for removing « SmeatJayer while retaining the dentinal plugis: A. Tannicacid ~—B. EDTA © Citicacid — @) Polyacrylicacia 185. The region of tooth more challenging to restore with greatest change in ‘chroma’ is: A. Labial surface © Cervical third 143 © 187 ¢ B. Incisal surface D. Proximal surface 143 6 158 B 150 D 1894 151 B 160 8 162 ¢ ter 8 153-0 162 ¢ Multiple Choice Questions 393 156. In indirect veneering, labial surface preparation removes approx. 0.5 to 1 mm enamel and margins are prepared slightly incisal to free gingival crest with a finish line as: A. Shoulder with bevel B. Knifeedge © Chamfer finish line D. Shoulder 157. Most of the direct filling golds are: A. 20 karat B. 22 karat C 2karat D. 18 karat A. Mat gold wrapped in gold foil B. Mat gold alloyed with calciumand wrapped in gold foil Powdered gold D. Platinized gold, 159. Annealing of direct filling gold is done: A. Tomakeit cohesive . B. Tomakeitnon-cohesive © Toweld the pieces of gotd D. Todevelop strength 160. Dr GV Black laid the scientific foundation of cavity preparation in the year: A. 1880 B. 1898 © 1910 D. 1870 161. When restoring a tooth with direct filling gold, the condensation should begin at: A. Margins ofeavity B. Centralarea of cavity 45° to the walls D. Noneofthe above 162. The mechanical means of condensing direct filling gold uses: A. Hollenback Pneumatic Condenser B. McShirley Electro-mallet © ,Both AandB - D. Hand malleting 163. “Mat foil” is: A. Afoilencapsulating powdered gold B. Mat gold wrapped in fibrous gold foil © Fibrous gold foil D. Noneofthe above 154 0 163 B 155 C 18{134 The recently evolved and more popular -generation of filled resin is: A. Microfilled resin Hybrid resins © Small particle resins D. Alloftheabove $135 In preparing a class 3 cavity for restorative resins, tre most prominent retention groovt placed within: A. Incisal wall B. Axial wall Cervical wall D. Pulpal wall “The axial wall of the class V cavity preparation A. Flat B. Concave Convex Convex only inciso-cervically 437. Which of the following cavosurface margins is not beveled in “class IV” cavity preparation for restorative resins? A. Labial © Cervical floor 1384 A base orliner which is contraindicated beneath filled or unfilled resins i ‘A. Glassionomer B. Calciumhydroxide C, Polycarboxylate cement Zinc oxide-eugenol B. Linguat D. Noneof the above 139. The usual sequénice of restoration class (type) D dapth cavity with composite resin is: ‘A. Glassionomer, calcium hydroxide, filled resin B. ZnO-Eugenol, glass ionomer and filled resin C. Calcium hydroxide, glass fonomer and filled D. resin Glass ionomer, calcium hydroxide and filled resin 140. The angle of pulling mylar matrix strip for class Il cavity preparation with filled resin is towards: . A. Gingival dizection B. The access opening Incisal direction 181. The most popular resin system in clinical practice is: A. Untfilied resin system B. Chemically activated resin s Photo-activated resin system D. Alloftheabove {a2 For photo initiated resin system, the optimum depth of cure is obtained with emitting orifice held: A. Within 4 mmof resin surface B._ Stightly touching resin surface Within 1 mm of resin surface D. Within 3mm of tesin surface 443. Finishing of the composite resin is done by: (A. Diamond stones and silicon carbide disks 'B. Finealuminum oxide and silicon: carbide disks C Quartz and diamond stones D. Ironoxide and silicon carbide disks 9 esthetic 44d, Shade determination is easier du restoration for: A. Tetracycline staining B. Modifying tooth color © Modifyingtooth contour * D. Fluorosis 445. When there is no need to support functional stresses, the choice of composite resin in esthetic restoration is: A. Hybrid composite resin B. Macrofilled composite resin © Microfilled composite resin D. Small particle composite resin [GQ a patient comes with esthetic complaint. twas found on examination that teeth are thin abiolingually. The material for maintaining toath color and contour is: ‘Ag Microfilled composite resin B.) Hybrid composite resin Conventional composite resin D. Smallparticle composite resin 147. With composite resin restoration, finishing of margins is done in sequence of: A. Occlusal, proximal and cervical B. Proximal, cervical and occlusal © Cervical, proximal and ocelusal D. Thereisnosequence D. Mesial direction 146 6C 16C tC 1380 "W398 CO 145C (6B TC 138. ¢ mc wie 4426 A.Multiple Choice Questions 394 "18. Finishing and polishing of amalgamrestorations 126, The excellent esthetic restorative material is: are completed by: A. Silicate B. Composite resins A. Tronoxide B. Aluminumonide C Porcelain D. Alloftheabove © Timoxidestuny D. Pumice e872 The fillers mostly used for composite resin are 120. “Rhein trimmers” are instruments which quartz and lithium aluminum silicate glass accomplish: because they exhibit A. Round axiopulpal line angle A. Low thermal dimensional change B. Removes bulky overhangs of amalgam B. Atranslucency matching tooth structure restoration «Chemical inermess C Sameas gingival margin trimmer © Allof the above D. Removal of discrepancies existing in gingival ‘ lea i wa £3289 Most conventional ‘macrofilled’ restorative fesins contain fillers by weight upto: 121. The first translucent fling material produced by A. 500 60% B. 60t070% Fletcher was: © 701080% D. 80t090% A. Glassionomercement B. Silicatecement 129. The highly cross linked availableresin systems © Composite resin bebas re D. ‘Hybrid’ filled resin A. BisGMA. & Urethane: Siacrylates 4-META th A and B : 122. After setting, the silicate surface exhibits ‘Severe ce © a crazing and increase in ‘solubility and Opacity 0. he dueto: ie setting reaction for composite resins is free radical polymerization. The initiator of A. Increased temperature Polymerization using visibte tight is: B. Covering with grease A. Benzoyl peroxide a Early moisture contamination B. Tertiaryamine D. Dehydration & Photosensitive diketone compounds ¢ Pe -_ za! The major clinical problemvs a Camphorogquinone ‘sociated with the ¢ ~ silicate cementis/are: * F4a}.fmne surface hardness of compasite resine when A. Decreased working time ; compared with unfilled resin is: B. High solubility and disintegration in oral fluid A. Same . Short clinical life in tess hygienic area Almost twice of unfilled resin Both Band C Approx. 4 times of unfilled resin Noneof! 124. Which of the following is/ are the drawbackis of © boo the tooth colored resin materi ial developed in lin composite restorative material, the bond 1930in Germany? Present between filler particles and polymer is: A. Itlacks colorstability A. Hydrogen bond B._Highdegree of polymerization shrinkage B. Ionicbond C High coefficient of thermalexpansion © Silane bona Dz Alloftheabove rc D. Noneofthe above 125. The basic “polymer” of the composite resin S434, All of the following statements are true for system was developed by: Composits resins except: A. DrRay Bowen + A. Improved dimensional stability DrMG Buenocore B B.. Decreased thermal coefficient of expansion C DrRGCraig © High resistance to abrasion D. DrJohnQByzam. D. There is less marginal leakage ge (2 We “mo io wo aA ime tec fe HD Ate te Geo —@ a)390 Textbook of Operative Dentistry {:105.’The outline form of class V amalgam cavity is dictated principally by: 2 ity is prepared on the 2 In a atient, MO cavil ” Int dioular first molar, the position of the matrix ; bands: A._ Direction of enzmel ods = e B.) Extension of caries process W A. Atthelevelofproposed marginal ridge © ‘Involved toatl = B. Slightly above the level of proposed margi D. Marginal gingiva ridge ty 2 mm above the proposed peop mm abi 10. In class Vamalgemacavity the retention grooves Approximate) are placedi marginal ridge aes eon wall D, Siightly below the proposed marginal ridge By Dentin G8" Which of the following ADA specifications defines the purity of dental mercury? Gh A. ADA specificationno.1 “10%. When the pulpgaxial tine angle in class it cavity B. ADA specification no. 2 Not bevelled /rounded, stress is, C_ ADA specification no. 3 concentrated iar ADA specification no.6 A. Dentinal line angle BS) Amalgam surrounding line angle ae GL Service a D. Axial wall {40 The triturated mass of amalgam is further worked ae to enhance the uniformity and plasticity of the D. Palpal wall a mass, the processis called as: Gd Retention grooves fo ; A. Amalgamation B. Condensation Ge on a baves for class ll amalgam cavity . © Mulling D. None ofthe above ane 4135! the most predominant and strongest phase of 8 eee the amalgam mass is: © Axial wall \ <8 A, Gamma? B. Gamma D. Noneofthe above A = Gamma D. Voids “chisel” Is used to cleave away unsupported {{t¥9 When the diameter of the condenser point proximal enamel and to plane and finish Teduces to half, the force delivered would be Proximal enamel walls with: ‘same when applied load is: A. Pen grasp A. Half the original force B. Modified peti grasp _ B. Double the original force (© Palmand thumb grasp G, Increased four times the original force D. Reverse pen grasp ©) Approximately one fourth of original force 110. All of the following aretrue about “matrixbana” 117. TYTINis a: except: A. Slow reacting dental amalgam alloy A. It is used when two or more surfaces are B. Rapid reacting dental amalgam alloy ee es © ANitinol wire B. _Jtprovides general contourof therestoration D. Pure titanium + C! Tedoesnotsubstituteforthelostwallofthetooth 448, according fees 4158 HAE nToBdentists D. Both carbon and stainless steel bands are “Of Canada’and USA, the principal reason behind available replacing a restoration was: 111, Mostoften used thickness of the matrix bands: A. Primary caries A. 0.0015 em B. 0.0015 inch B._ Secondary cares . 5 D. 0.0023 mm ‘oor cavosucface margins e soon D. Marginal deterioration 5 mm Gen i Owe ee eG MOG] mB OC tO waco | «118c) «18D «7B 8Baration asy methed of tooth sep: ef The rapidande: & ‘a. Chemical separation BS) Mechapical separation B) Mechanica €. Grassline ligature thre D. Trueseparator ; jarator works on the principle of: 2 a ies B. Traction a decal D. Noneofthe above 90. Which of the following is the double bow separator? A. Ellictseparator B. Swartz separator C. Ferrierseparator D. Coxseparator 91. Ferrier double bow separators work on the principte of: ‘A. Wedge B. Pulley © Traction D. Chemical means 92. Which of the following desensitizing agent? A. Potassium salts B. 33% sodium fluoride solution © Strontiumsalts D. Alloftheabove a 3. lontophoresis helps in: ® Reducing dentin sensitivity B. Mineralization C Demineralization j D. Increasing permeability of dentin 4944 Which of the following restorative material is most widely used inspite of certain drawbacks? A. RestorativeresthsB: Direct filling gold Dentalamalgams D. Unfilled resins 85. Which of the following ADA specification covers dental amalgam alloy: A. ADAspecificationNo.2 B. ADA specification No.3 © ADA specification No.4 D. ADAspecification No.1 98.!The low copper dental amna| isfare dentin MUNIpIe Choice Que tions 97. The weakest and most cor 89 TOdibl, amalgam te: Phase Of dental A Ags. Sn, Hy © Cus, D. Noneotss 98 In high copper dental amat nalgam phase either ok iminishes or is eliminates A. y phase B. yphase ’ © phase D. Matrix phase °99. All of the following are fe atures of the hi amaigamalloys except; "°Sheopper A. Low dimensional changes a Cre ~ B. Low compressivestrength ~ D. Less susceptible to corrosion $900. Froma clinical standpoint the dentat amaigam ie : A. Soluble ©@esoluble 101. The first “form” advocated by: * A. Hetzel in (1845) in New York B. M Taveau in (1826) in Paris © GV Black in (1896) in Canada 'D. WB Eames in (1850) in Sweden B. Partially soluble D. None of the above Of the sitver amatgam was 102. Which material was advertised as the Mineral Succedaneum” by the CRA' brothers in United States ? A. Gold B. Dental amalgam Restorative resins D. Porcelain “Royal WCOUR $039 When a cavity Is prepared for silver amalgam, the provision made to prevent displacement of filling is: ae A. Resistance form B. Convenier © becaigatom D. Noneofthe above i nd ‘malgam alloy contains Idea! relationship of the enamel wall at maximum amount of copper upto: emaigany elirtebeis: & BB A. Acuteangle B, Obtuse ance ' = a Butt-typejunctionD. Noneoftheabo Sn Ait Se aaion 3 wD eS 2D SSA 4c 5 Be ee ST ito! eyes este) icy Ayns cE EMEC E 386 Texthook of Operative Dentistry $38 Rotary cutting instruments shoutd be applied for Garies removal and eavity preparation retinentent in the range of: . A. Ultrahigh speed B. Ultraspeed © Highspeed Go th, OConventionsl speed Qe GD Black, father of operative dentistry had * following qualification: A. No professional qualification B. Only honorary dental qualification © Onlyhonorary medical qualification Goth honorary dental and honorary medical qualification ‘€& The most reliable sterilization device is: ‘A. Immersion in 100°C water for 30 minutes B. Soaking in activated 2% alkaline glutaral- dehyde for 10 minutes C) Autoclave Ae ee minutes atoctave cycle is achieved with the steam under pressureof BD 1S pounds and 121°C for iSminutes_ B. 35 pounds and 258°F for 5 minutes C. Bothof theabove D. 25 pounds and 131°C fer 10 minutes 46. Chemiclave i ‘A. Steam pressure sterilization B. Chemical vapor pressure sterilization C. Drugheat sterilization D. Noneof the above 47. instruments that cannot withstand autoclaving may be steritized effectively with: A. 2% glutaraldehyde B, 1 %sodium hypochlorite CC. Ethylene oxide gas D. 70%ethyl alcobol 4s. Knoop hardness number of enamel is: A 241 B51 a 6 D. 343 49. KAN of dentin and cementum are respectively, A. 6B and 33 B. 68 and 30 c. 4Sand 6 D. 38and 30 50. tn order to assume a sound enamel margin. the, cavosurtace angle of occlusal wait of Class 5 cavity should be: A nie 8. © 120-130" D. jecldgishing eugene with 37% of 50% phosph: B. Itresuitsin increased surface area C_ Itprovides higher surtscveensrsy De tchiig for 8 é 52. Theréis a complete remineralization of the acid- etched enamel after the acid treatment, if exposed to saliva within: A. 30days B. 45 days Cc 6 days D. 65 days 53. Which of the following is/are true regarding enamel? A. Itexhibits permeability B. It is about 5 to 20 times more resistant to abrasion than dentin © Ws KHNis 343 D. Alloftheabove 54. The number of dentinal tubules ranges from: A. 30,000 to 70,000/mm? B. 20,000 to 60,000/min? © 3500 to 7000/mrn? D. Noneofthe above 55. Allof the following statements are true except: Ay Class (type) Cand Class (type) D deep cavities does not need iiFers Calciumhydroxide serves the function of liner Liners minimize or prevent microleakage Linets provide thermal protection B. ic D. 56. Which of the following is contraindicated beneath Composite resins as liner/ base? 4. Calcium hydroxide B. Zinc oxide-eugen C Glassionomer D. Noneofthe abovenapomnee PEE naan t Muitiple Choice Questions 385 35. Basic instrument formula consists of: A. Four digits /units B. Three digits /uni 27. According to Klock and Krasse, the high caries Fisk group comprised of: A. 25% of population B._ 23% of population © Fiveuntts digits /unit & 28%01 population D. Alloftheabove digits junit . 328 of population maaan ; {@84ln a these unit formula, the second) 28 The Hest antigingivts oral rinse approved by ‘ABM a three unt formy FDA and ADA counellis: een >) A. Qochlorhexidine gluconate eee ae BD B. O.2%chlothexidine gluconate & pein = © 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate c eceenaliy me ~ D. I%bchlothexidinegiiconate lade anglein centigra 29.The method of choice tor removal of Wz.trhe Geet uniDDY basi ent formula interproximal plaque "denotes . A. Unitufted waxed floss & Blade width inmm fia Lh B. Mulitufted unwaxed Ross Blade wid in /10mm _1¢xg las © Bladetengthiniviomm LS 4 © Muitiurted waxed floss D. Unitufted unwaxed floss D. Bladelength inom So. Bealonts arenotrecommendedreutinely on: wag athe GurtBSanit added 1S arene A. Primary molars B. Overanother restorative material denotes: iS See A. Bladelength inmm . Carious pitor ss B Blade angle in centigrade anes © Analedqunss berweer{cutting edgeand central axis of the sh: 31. Percentage of pit and fissure caries in children D. Width ofbiade in 1/10 min A. 60t070% — B soto60% 6 1 4 1 050, athe igstruments cme) | eee (9. genera sone, ano strument 92° Incidence of dental caries in young children is. Hatcher most effectively reduced by: i CHee A. Sealants Excavators None of the above B. Oral prophylaxis 2 Go, the spoonexcavatoris: D. Noneof the above A. Chisel 33. Dental equipment refers to all of the following &) Modified hatchet except: © Modified chisel A. Dental chair. B. X-ray units D. Hatchet - © Operatingunit. D. Excavatoy . ce ig unit Gara Ht Frequently used insttuments for placing reten- 34. The position or manner of use of an instrument tive grooves tor amalgam and éomposite resins is described by: are: ° @ smattround burs nos, Kto A. Class B, Subclass B. Small inverted cone bur C Suborder C Small chisels D. Order D. Round bur nos. 2and 4 ye BC wc ME se A HO “C358 36 eo See Ge fas acta AMultiple Choice Questions 387 87. Who was the firstto 6 ra fescribe that the mixture of ‘64. Which of the following are true about direct pulp oil of clave and zine oxi : and hardens? oxideformsaplasticmass capping? A. EjMolnar Beene D, Mechanically exposed teeth have greater © ECChisolm —D. JKAvery suncess rie than carious exposures Sie ee ee 3 Falresioatve materia: donotefest spores A 7 ally, individual teeth involved eeeocel thesis are candidates for direct pul Bacterids3303) capping 8 €. Bothof theabove D. Allofthe above D. Noneoftheabove <9. weieh M 654 The success or fallure of direct pulp capping - Wich of th fotwing are rumeoutthn aftcts acueoda txt: ee ol on different cells? ‘A. Quality ofbload flow — ‘A. It is a competitive inhibitor of prostaglandin i ee synthetase in 10°* to 10“ mol/l range € Humeyotpteyionspein — B._ Itis ireeversibly neurotoxic above 10 mol/L 1D. Ageofthe patient _ range ©) Alloftheabove Glee cera asediatoin the 102 <€B4A technique which utilizes calcium hydroxide range as liner placed on thin layer of questionable D. Alloftheabove remaining dentin is termed a8! 60. All of the following are true regarding catcium A Direct pulp capping hydroxide except: rdirex pulp capping ings A. Itisoften selected as a main intermediary base Ceca eas “ah BP B. Itcanbe used under composites 1D, _Campectan jechiaye by ©. Itdoes notresistacid-etching {€£ Wich ofthe fllowing is considered the most D. Tecan be used in class (type)’C’ depth cavities universal operating position for operator? 61. Which of the following cement bases has thermal Bi 2.9 eect ea cic conductivity similar to dentin? 11 o'clock D. o'clock A. Polycarboxylate 68] A common fault in operating at 12 erclock B. Zinc phosphate position is: . © Glassionomer A. Using direct vision D. Noneoftheabove (B) Bending of he back and neck of operator \ rH fi © Using indirect vision ' 62. Traditionally, zine phosphate has been the 6 n : cement base of choice due to: D. Both AandB Ge Rin. ‘A. Ahigh compressive strength 69. The commonly used mouth mirror sizes are: B.A thermal conductivity simvlar to dentin () No.3t0No.5 C._Bothofthe above B. No.1toNo.2 D. Noneoftheabove © No.6toNo.7 63, The greatest success in indirect pulp capping D. Allofthezbove technique occurs in: 70, Ydeally, isofStion of the operative field is A. Altrited teeth accomplished by use ot: B._ Extensive carious teeth A. Cotton rolls C_ Young patients B. Cottonzoll holders D. Young patient with diminished pulp © Rubberda: vascularity D. Absocbent wafers Go we Bo we 1B sc BC MA oe me on 0 68 arc388 Textbook of Operative Dentistry - “TT A second choice of tooth Isolation is by: A. Cottonrolls —-B,_Cottonroll holders Absorbent wafers @,) Allof the above ea Wo was the originator ofthe rubber dam? (QD vrscBarmum B. Dr Mt Anderson C DrCRBenet D. DrDCSmith “ra? Dental rubber dam is ayailable in the width of: A. 1to25em 125 tolSem © 15to2cm —D.-:‘17.Sand 225m "744 Which of the following are advantages of dark shade rubber dam’ A. Itprovides good contrast with teeth Itreduces light reflection Both of the above D. Advantages are same as light shade '75AThe six-inch width rubber damis used with: A. Young frame steed © Elastic strap Both Band C 76. Which of the following frames permits the formation of a rubber dam pouch? ‘A. Youngframe —-B. Endonframe © BothAandB — D. Noneoftheabove 77. “Theta triangles” refertoz A. Cottonrolls B. Cottorrroll holders C. Absorbent wafers D. Rubber dam retainers car 78. The microhardness value of the reparative dentin is: A. 61KHN B. 65KHN © 40KHN D. 30KHN 79. The cavity which is mechanically and biologically adequate along with maximum ROT Is grouped as: A. Class (type) B depth cavity B. Class (type) D depth cavity C. Class (type) A depth cavity D. Class (type) E depth cavity 1 80.' Which of the following is best barrier between a restorative material and the pulp? A. Zinc phosph B. Calciumhydroxideliner \ © Sound dentin 8 i “*- oxide eugenol used as gingival 11 A material when applied to the prepared tooth “surtacé, its solvent quickly evaporates leaving 2 thin fil Ssinqus material, is: B. Intermediary base D. Noneoftheabove ‘Ac Thermal insulating quality Seri-permeable quality ©. Quality ofnot resisting microleakage D. Alloftheabove 83,’ All of the following are characteristics of calcium hydroxide except: A. Itactsas direct and indirect pulp capping agent B. Itacts a5 2 protective chemical barrier beneath filled and unfilled resins Q tacts Ian D. Its resinous solution acts asa cavity liner . { gal Which of the following cements form chemical bond with the tooth structure? A. Zinc phosphate and glass ionomer he B. Zinc polycarboxylateand ZxO-Euigenol ~Q 9 © Zine aobucarbauvlate andGlassionomer ~~ D. Zine polycarboxylate and zinc phosphate £854The most effective and widely used acceptable mechanical gingival tissue management during operative procedures is: A. Awood wedge B. Cottonrolis, Fine cotton fibers with ZnO-eugenol type of cement D. Alloftheabove 86. Gingival retraction cords containing 0.5 mg racemic epinephrine and astringent are avoided in: A. Hyperthyroidism B. Hypertension C Heartdiseases D. Allof theabove 87. All of the following are the advantages of zinc » displacement except: A. High quality of tissue tolerance B. Effectiveness of tissu C Itpromotes granulation D.Varmsh Saal OV fe D. Produces quick results ii Omen 2A aes oceanic mac C Ma rec TTC mma eT Cum are gol ae 6 Bl | MO ee | sD) a7 0)13, Diagnosis of cracked tooth syndrome is made ev ; ‘A. Biting on solid object and release of pressure B. Only during bites © Percussion D. Allofthe above 14, Most commonly fractured cuspis: A. Buccal cusps of maxillary molars B. Buccal cusps of mandibular molars © Lingual cusps of maxillary molars D. Lingual cusps of mandibular molats 1S. Teeth most commonty congenitally absent are: A. B. a D. Mandibular 2nd bicuspids Maxillary lateral incisors Mandibular Ist bicuspids Mandibular primary Ind molar 16. Radiolucent Material is: A B. c D. | among the following Amalgam Glass jonomer Some composite resin Calcium hydroxide 17. Proximal carious lesion occurs mostly: A. Just. ‘occlusal to. contact area B. Just cervical to contactarea C Irrespective of contact area D. Noneofthe above 18. Complete mouth &Xaminatio: radiographs? A. 6 Ditewing and 14 periapical fils B. 4 bitewing and 12 periapical films © 4 bitewing and 18 periapical films D. 6bitewing and 12 periapical films n requires how many 19. Posterior bitewing radiographs are needed to show: A. Virgin or secondary interproximal carious 20, In panoramic radiography, there is usually overlapping in: ‘A. Molarregion B_ Incisor region C. Bicuspid area D. Noneoftheabove : 21. Allofthe following are true regarding panoramic radiographs except: — A. Gagrreflexproblems are eliminated B. Relative positions of teeth are clear C. There isno overlapping in bicuspid area ‘D, Thereis minimal distortion 22. Devélopmentof smooth surface dental caries is due to all of the following except: A. Low salivary flow B. Frequent sucrose consumption © Radiation therapy D. Amountof sucrose consumption 23. Smooth surface caries is mainly caused by: A. Lactobacilli B., Streptococcus mutans "Actinomyces D. “Allof theabove 24. The purposes of cavity preparation is/are: A. Removal ofall the defects of enamel, dentinand cementum, To locate the margins of restoration as conservatively as possiblé Toallow for esthetic and functional placement ofrestorative material D. Alloftheabove 25. Patients with which of the following minimum Salivary levels of Streptococcus mutans are Considered as high risk for dental caries: A. Above 10°CFU/rl B. Above 10°CFU/mi © Above CFU/mi D. Below 10'CFU/ml 26. A patient with less than 10° B S CFU of factobacilli lesion per ml of salivais associated with: B. Contour of réstoration A. High caries risk group C Pulp size and calcification B. Mediumaries risk group I CC Lowcaries risk group D. Allofthe above Ceara re 13 A 140 188 16D we wc 19D 2 ac 2 . 238 240 2B weOpPrest rw “ Multiple Choice Questions 1. The oldest and mostwidely used method ofteoth 7, GV Black simply classified cavities as: — -Pomenciature is: A. Twodassesofsmooth surfaceand three classes ‘A. Universal system of pit and fissure lesions B. FDIsystem B, Three classes of smooth surface and two classes © Twodigitsystem of pit and fissure lesions D. Palmer system ©. Oneclass of pit and fissure and four classes of smooth surface lesions 2. The system to designate ich is simple - Sel eae Te. D. Noneoftheabove to understand and to teach as well as readily, ‘oramaileablet pu und mpsire @onvtiestatoccuroxctusvet in postrorteeth 4 A. Zsigmondy system are: B. Univecsalsystem A. Clase 1 cavities © FDI/Twodigitsystem B. Class Seavites D. Noneoftheabove © GlasgZeavities D. Class 4 cavities 3..Ina system, a tooth is designated number ‘4s", the tooth 9. The class(es) of cavity which occurs both in A. Permanent maxillary right first molar er eater eect alate: B. Permanentinaxillary right 2nd molar A. Class 3 © Permanent mandibular right first molar B Class2 D. Permanent mandibular left first molar © Class 1and6 D. Class 4 4..A mesial proximal carious lesion of the ; tmanclibularight st motar te indledted by: 10. Removal of deep, pulp encroaching caries, . should be made using: Re ese A. High rotational speeds ce B. Low rotational speeds ae or © Very high rotational speeds 7 D. Alloftheabove Se paubleinvaried-cane” type of penetration of 44. puipat damage can result rom: A. Lack ofcoolant B. Excessive hand pressure C Dullinstrument D. Allofthe above TA RUFFaCE coves B. Pitand fissure caries C_ Bothoftheabove D. Noneoftheabove ei it eg °6.' Pitand fissure Iesi long arerepresented by: isparation ls: A. Apex ofcone facing each ott or re B. Base. of cone faring each other BS © 3 D. Noneoftheabove De ty 12. Number of point angles in ‘class 3° cavity oo ° > 5A 68 7¢ 8c