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1. How many surface of a complete denture?

-2
-3
-4
-5
✓3
2. There are three surface of a complete denture, what are they?
- Impression surface
- Polishing surface
- Occlusal surface
- All of above
✓ All of above
1. How many surface of a complete denture?
-2
-3
-4
-5
✓3
2. There are three surface of a complete denture, what are they?
- Impression surface
- Polishing surface
- Occlusal surface
- All of above
✓ All of above
3. What is impression surface?
- That portion of the denture surface which has its contour determined by palatal surface the
impression tray
- That portion of a surface of a denture, which extends in an occlusal direction from the
border of the denture and includes the palatal surfaces
- That portion of the surface of a denture or dentition which makes contact or near contact
with the corresponding surface of the opposing denture or dentition
- That portion of the denture surface, which has its contour determined by impression.
✓ That portion of the denture surface, which has its contour determined by impression.
4. How many part of a complete denture?
-2
-3
-4
-5
✓4
5. What are the three restoring function of a complete denture?
- Aesthetic, mastication, sound
- Mastication, Phonetic, speech
- Sound, speech, aesthetic
- Aesthetic, mastication, Phonetic.
✓ Aesthetic, mastication, Phonetic

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6. What is a complete denture?
- The replacement of all natural teeth in the mandible
- The replacement of all natural teeth in the maxilary
- The replacement of some natural teeth in the maxillay and mandible
- The replacement of all natural teeth in the arch and their associated parts by artificial
substitutes

✓ The replacement of all natural teeth in the arch and their associated parts by artificial
substitutes

7. What is phonetic function in complete denture?

- One of the most important functions of a complete denture to restore the sound of the patient
- One of the most important functions of a complete denture to restore the speech of the
patient.
- One of the most important functions of a complete denture to restore the sound of a denture
- One of the most important functions of a complete denture to restore the speech of a denture

✓ One of the most important functions of a complete denture to restore the speech of the
patient
.
8. What is denture border
- Denture border is margin of denture base at junction of the polishing surface and occlusal
surface
- Denture border is margin of denture base at junction of the polishing surface and impression
surface.
- Denture border is margin of denture base at junction of the impression surface and occlusal
surface
- Denture border is margin of denture base at junction of the polishing surface, occlusal
surface, and polishing surface

✓ Denture border is margin of denture base at junction of the polishing surface and
impression surface.

9. What are three the type of morphology of denture teeth?

- Anatomy teeth, semi-anatomy teeth, resin teeth
- Anatomy teeth, semi-anatomy teeth, porcelain teeth
- Anatomy teeth, non-anatomy teeth, composite teeth
- Anatomy teeth, semi-anatomy teeth, non-anatomy teeth.
✓ Anatomy teeth, semi-anatomy teeth, non-anatomy teeth.

10. What are the limiting structures in maxillary in complete denture?

- Labial frenum, labial vestibule, buccal frenum, buccal vestibule, hamular notch, and
posterior palatal seal area.
- Labial frenum, labial vestibule, buccal frenum, buccal vestibule, Lingual frenum, and
posterior palatal seal area
- Lingual frenum, labial vestibule, buccal frenum, buccal vestibule, hamular notch, and
posterior palatal seal area
- Labial frenum, labial vestibule, buccal frenum, buccal vestibule, hamular notch, and toris
palatin

✓ Labial frenum, labial vestibule, buccal frenum, buccal vestibule, hamular notch, and
posterior palatal seal area.
11. What are the supporting structures?
- Hard palate, postero-lateral slopes of the residual alveolar ridge, toris palatin, maxillary
ridge, alveolar tubercle, tuberosity
- Hard palate, postero-lateral slopes of the residual alveolar ridge, rugae, maxillary tuberosity,
alveolar tubercle.
- Hard palate, tissue, rugae, maxillary tuberosity, alveolar tubercle.
- Hard palate, frenum, postero-lateral slopes of the residual alveolar ridge, rugae, maxillary
tuberosity

✓ Hard palate, postero-lateral slopes of the residual alveolar ridge, rugae, maxillary
tuberosity, alveolar tubercle.

12. What are the relief areas?

- Incisive papilla, cispid eminence, mid-palatine raphe, and fovea palatine.
- Incisive canal, canine eminence, mid-palatine raphe, and fovea palatine
- Incisive papilla, cispid eminence, tuberosity, and fovea palatine
- Incisive papilla, cispid eminence, toris palatine, and fovea palatine

✓ Incisive papilla, cispid eminence, mid-palatine raphe, and fovea palatine.

13. What is hamular notch?

- The hamular notch is a depression situated between the maxillary tuberosity and the buccal
vestibule
- The hamular notch is a depression situated between the hamulus of medial pterygoid plate to
buccal vestibule
- The hamular notch is a depression situated between the maxillary tuberosity and the labial
frenum
- The hamular notch is a depression situated between the maxillary tuberosity and the
hamulus of medial pterygoid plate.
✓ The hamular notch is a depression situated between the maxillary tuberosity and the
hamulus of medial pterygoid plate.
14. Where is hamular notch?
- Located between vibration line and hard palate
- Located between maxillar tuberosity and the hamular process of the sphenoid bone.
- Located between toris palatal and the vibration line
- Lacated between mandibule tuberosity and the hamular process of the sphenoid bone
✓ Located between maxillar tuberosity and the hamular process of the sphenoid bone.
15. Where is vibration line?
- Located between the movable and immovable tissues of the soft palate
- Located in front of the movable tissues of the soft palate
- Located behind the movable tissues of the soft palate
- Located in front the immovable tissues of the soft palate
✓ Located between the movable and immovable tissues of the soft palate
16. The distal end of the denture must cover the tuberosity and extend into the hamular
notches, how many mm should end posterior to vibration line?
- 1-2 mm
- 1-3 mm
- 1-4 mm
- 2-4 mm
✓ 1-2 mm
17. A bulbus extension of the residual ridge in the second and third molar region. What is it
called?
- Rugae
- Incisive Papilla
- Fovea Palatina
- Maxillary Tuberosity
✓ Maxillary Tuberosity
18. The median suture area covered by a thin submucosa?
- Mid-Palatine Raphe.
- Incisive Papilla
- Fovea Palatina
- Maxillary Tuberosity
✓ Mid-Palatine Raphe.
19. What is the name of mucosal folds located in the anterior region of the palatal mucosa?
- Fovea Palatina
- Maxillary Tuberosity
- Incisive Papilla
- Rugae.
✓ Rugae.
20. What it the name of the area between the buccal frenum and anterior border of the
masseter?.
- Residual Alveolar Ridge
- Pterygomandibular Raphe
- Buccal Shelf Area.
- Mylohyoid Ridge
✓ Buccal Shelf Area.
21. What is the name of an abnormal bony prominence found bilaterally on the lingual side,
near the premolar region?
- Torus Mandibularis.
- Mylohyoid Ridge
- Mental Foramen
- Canine eminence
✓ Torus Mandibularis.
22. A pair of bony tubercles found anteriorly on the lingual side of the body of the mandible.
What is it called?
- Genial Tubercles.
- Mylohyoid Ridge
- Canine eminence
- Pterygomandibular Raphe
✓ Genial Tubercles.
23. What should impression obtain in purpose of denture fabrication?
- Retention, stability, strengthening, aesthetics, and preservation of remaining structures
- Retention, stability, support, aesthetics, and preservation of remaining structures.
- Retention, stability, strengthening, durable, and preservation of remaining structures
- Retention, stability, support, durable, and preservation of remaining structures
✓ Retention, stability, support, aesthetics, and preservation of remaining structures.
24. The ability of the denture to withstand displacement against its path of insertion. What is
it called?
- Retention.
- Stability.
- Strengthening.
- Support.
✓ Retention.
25. The ability of the denture to with- stand horizontal forces?
- Retention.
- Stability.
- Strengthening.
- Support.
✓ Stability.
26. The resistance to vertical forces of mastication, occlusal forces and other forces applied in
a direction towards the denture-bearing area. What it it called?
- Retention.
- Stability.
- Strengthening.
- Support.
✓ Retention.
27. What are the factors that affect retention can be?
- Anatomical factors, physiological factors, physical factors, mechanical factors, muscular
factors.
- Anatomical factors, financial factors, physical factors, mechanical factors, muscular factors.
- Anatomical factors, aesthetic, physical factors, mechanical factors, muscular factors.
- Anatomical factors, support factors, physical factors, mechanical factors, muscular factors.
✓ Anatomical factors, physiological factors, physical factors, mechanical factors, muscular
factors.
28. In anatomical factors, what are the affects of retention in complete denture?
- Size of denture bearing and shape of denture bearing.
- Size, shape and type of denture bearing.
- Type and shape of denture bearing.
- Quality and size of denture bearing area.
✓ Quality and size of denture bearing area.
29. The physical attraction of unlike molecules to one another. What is it called?
- Adhesion.
- Cohesion.
- Interfacial surface tension.
- Viscosity.
✓ Adhesion.
30. The physical attraction of like molecules for each other, what is it called?
- Adhesion.
- Cohesion.
- Interfacial surface tension.
- Viscosity.
✓ Cohesion.
31. The tension or resistance to separation possessed by the film of liquid between two well-
adapted surfaces, what is it called?
- Adhesion
- Cohesion
- Interfacial surface tension.
- Viscosity
✓ Interfacial surface tension.
32. The area of contact between the peripheral borders of the denture and the resilient-limiting
structures. What is it called?
- Atmospheric pressure and peripheral seal.
- Impression surface.
- Denture base.
- Vibration line.
✓ Atmospheric pressure and peripheral seal.
33. What it the name of the area prevents air entry between the denture surface and the soft
tissue?
- Atmospheric pressure and peripheral seal.
- Impression surface.
- Denture base.
- Vibration line.
✓ Atmospheric pressure and peripheral seal.
34. What are the various factors affecting stability?
- Vertical height of the residual ridge, quality of the impression, occlusal rims Arrangement of
teeth and physical factor
- Vertical height of mechanical factor, quality of the impression, occlusal rims Arrangement
of teeth and physical factor
- Vertical height of the residual ridge, quality of soft tissue covering the ridge, quality of the
impression, occlusal rims Arrangement of teeth and Contour of the polished surfaces.
- Vertical height of the residual ridge, mechanical factor, quality of the impression, occlusal
rims Arrangement of teeth and physical factor
✓ Vertical height of the residual ridge, quality of soft tissue covering the ridge, quality of the
impression, occlusal rims Arrangement of teeth and Contour of the polished surfaces.
35. What should occlusion plan parallel to?
- Teeth.
- Ridge.
- Tongue.
- Soft tissue.
✓ Ridge.
36. What is primary impression?
- An impression made for the purpose of diagnosis or for the construction of a tray.
- An impression take out the detail of the ridge.
- An impression tray made for the purpose of diagnosis.
- An impression with accurate detail of arch.
✓ An impression made for the purpose of diagnosis or for the construction of a tray.
37. What is philtrum?
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
- Is a little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin.
- The transition area between the skin and mucous membrane of the upper.
✓ Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and
end at the nose.
38. What is Vermillion Border?
- The transition area between the skin and mucous membrane of the upper and lower lips is a
pink or red zone of thinner ephetilium.
- Is a little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
✓ The transition area between the skin and mucous membrane of the upper and lower lips is a
pink or red zone of thinner ephetilium.
39. What is Nasolabial Groove?
- Is a furrow of variable depth that extends from the ala of the nose to end at some distance
from the Conner of the mouth.
- Is a little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
✓ Is a furrow of variable depth that extends from the ala of the nose to end at some distance
from the Conner of the mouth.
40. What is labial mental groove?
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin.
- Is a little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin.
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
✓ Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin.

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41. What is Fornix of the vestibular?
- Is the sire where the mucous membrane lining of the lips and cheeks reflexcts and joins the
unattached gingiva.
- Is a little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
✓ Is the sire where the mucous membrane lining of the lips and cheeks reflexcts and joins the
unattached gingiva.
42. What is buccal fold?
- Is a little swelling in the mid-portion of the vermillion border of the upper lip.
- Is a shape or deep groove that lies between the lower lip and the chin
- Is the midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and end
at the nose.
- Is fold of mucous membrane that overlies dense connective tissue and anchors the lip to the
gingival.
✓ Is fold of mucous membrane that overlies dense connective tissue and anchors the lip to the
gingival.
43. What is Special tray?
- A device prepared for every patient which is used to carry and control an impression
material while making an impression.
- A custom made device prepared for a particular patient which is used to carry and control an
casting model.
- A custom made device prepared for a particular patient which is used to carry and control an
impression material while making an impression.
- A custom made device prepared for every patient which is used to carry impression.
✓ A custom made device prepared for a particular patient which is used to carry and control
an impression material while making an impression.
44. What are the characteristics of special tray?
- Well adapted, dimensionally stable, free of voids and projections, 1-2 mm thick with a
handle,
- Well adapted, dimensionally stable, free of voids and projections, 2-3 mm thick with a
handle, rigid even in thin section.
- Well adapted, dimensionally stable, free of voids and projections, 3-4 mm thick with a
handle, rigid even in thin section.
- Well adapted, dimensionally stable, free of voids and projections, 4-5 mm thick with a
handle, rigid even in thin section.
✓ Well adapted, dimensionally stable, free of voids and projections, 2-3 mm thick with a
handle, rigid even in thin section.
45. What is Vertical Jaw relation?
- The length of the face as determined by the amount of separation of the jaws.
- The length of the face as determined by the amount of the jaws.
- The height of the face as determined by the amount of separation of the jaws.
- The height of the face as determined by the amount of the jaws.
✓ The length of the face as determined by the amount of separation of the jaws.
46. How many Factors Affecting Vertical Jaw Relation?
-2
-3
-4
-5
✓2
47. What are the factor affecting vertical jaw relation?
- Teeth and tongue.
- Teeth and Musculature.
- Teeth, tongue and musculature.
- Teeth, tongue, musculature and face height.
✓ Teeth and Musculature.
48. How many ways to record Vertical Jaw Relation can be Recorded in ?
-1
-2
-3
-4
✓2
49. What are the methods record the vertical jaw relation?
- Vertical dimension at rest position and speaking.
- Vertical dimension at occlusion and mastication.
- Vertical dimension at rest position and Vertical dimension at occlusion.
- Vertical dimension at rest position and mastication.
✓ Vertical dimension at rest position and Vertical dimension at occlusion.
50. What is vertical jaw dimension at rest?
- The length of the face when the mandible is in position.
- The height and the length of the face when the mandible is in rest position.
- The length of the face when the mandible is in rest position.
- The height of the face when the mandible is in rest position.
✓ The length of the face when the mandible is in rest position.
51. Choose the correct rule of finding vertical dimension at rest?
- Vertical at occlusion + free-way space +Maxillary height.
- Vertical at occlusion - free-way space + Maxillary height.
- Vertical at occlusion + free-way space.
- Vertical at occlusion - free-way space.
✓ Vertical at occlusion + free-way space.
52. What are the methods can be used to measure the vertical dimension at rest?
- Facial measurements after swallowing, relaxing, tactile sense, measurement of anatomic
landmarks, speech and facial expression.
- Facial measurements after swallowing, measurement of anatomic landmarks, facial
expression.
- Facial measurements after swallowing, tactile sense, measurement of anatomic landmarks,
speech and facial expression.
- Facial measurements after swallowing, tactile sense, measurement of anatomic landmarks,
speech and facial expression.
✓ Facial measurements after swallowing, relaxing, tactile sense, measurement of anatomic
landmarks, speech and facial expression.
53. When does the mandibular move?
- Mastication and speech.
- Mastication and yawning.
- Mastication, speech, and yawning.
- Mastication, speech, and yawning.
✓ Mastication, speech, and yawning.

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54. What are the aim of occlusal rim?
- Lip support and labial fullness, overjet, cheek support and buccal fullness Level of the
occlusal plane, orientation of plane of occlusion.
- Lip support and labial fullness, cheek support and buccal fullness Level of the occlusal
plane,
- Lip support, overjet, cheek support and buccal fullness Level of the occlusal plane,
orientation of plane of occlusion
- Lip support and labial fullness, overjet, cheek support and buccal fullness Level of the
occlusal plane
✓ Lip support and labial fullness, overjet, cheek support and buccal fullness Level of the
occlusal plane, orientation of plane of occlusion.
55. How many aim of occlusal rim?
-3
-4
-5
-6
✓5
56. When Inadequate or excessive labial support, what will seriously affect to ?
- Aesthetics of the denture.
- Aesthetics of the denture and mouth.
- Aesthetics of the denture and teeth.
- Aesthetics of the denture, mouth and teeth.
✓ Aesthetics of the denture.
57. Which zone should the occlusal rims should be designed within to be?
- Neutral zone.
- Balance zone.
- Occlusal zone.
- Curve of spee zone.
✓ Neutral zone.
58. Where should the occlusal plane be located?
- Midpoint of the interarch distance.
- Mesiopoint of the interarch distance.
- Distopoint of the interarch distance.
- Anteriopoint of the interarch distance.
✓ Midpoint of the interarch distance.
59. Which level should lower occlusal rim located?
- Should be at the level of the lower lip and the angle of the mouth.
- Should be at the level of the Upper lip and the angle of the mouth.
- Should be at the level of the Upper lip and the right angle of the mouth.
- Should be at the level of the lower lip and the left angle of the mouth.
✓ Should be at the level of the lower lip and the angle of the mouth.
60. How many mm should the upper occlusal rim reduce below the level of the upper lip
during speech?
-1
- 1.5
-2
- 2.5
✓2
61. What does the posterior part of the upper occlusal plane should be?
- One-Second an inch below the level of the opening of the Stensen's duct
- One-third an inch below the level of the opening of the Stensen's duct
- One-fourth an inch below the level of the opening of the Stensen's duct
- One-fifth an inch below the level of the opening of the Stensen's duct.
✓ One-fourth an inch below the level of the opening of the Stensen's duct
62. What should the plane of the occlusal rim should be parallel to?
- The plane of the maxilla.
- The plane of the mandibular
- The plane of the maxilla and mandibular
- The plane of the canine eminence
✓ The plane of the maxilla.
63. What should be the determined anteriorly of the plane of the maxilla?
- Inter-pupillary line and posteriorly by the Camper's line or the ala tragus line.
- Ala tragus line.
- Incisal edge.
- Occlusal plan.
✓ Inter-pupillary line and posteriorly by the Camper's line or the ala tragus line.
64. The line extends from the upper border of the tragus of the ear to the lower border of the
alae of the nose, what is it called?
- Occlusal line.
- Occlusal line angle.
- Inter occlusal line.
- Camper's line.
✓ Camper's line.
65. How many movement of mandibular?
-1
-2
-3
-4
✓2
66. There are two types of mandibular movement, what are they?
- Functional and natural movement.
- Functional and lateral movement.
- Functional and parafunctional movement.
- Functional and bi-lateral movement
✓ Functional and parafunctional movement.
67. When does functional movement occurs?
- Mastication.
- Speech.
- Yawning.
- All of above.
✓ All of above.
68. When does parafunctional movement occurs?
- Mastication.
- Speech.
- Yawning.
- None of all above.
✓ None of all above.
69. How many movement in functional movement?
-1
-2
-3
-4
✓3
70. How many movement in parafucntional movement?
-1
-2
-3
-4
✓3
71. When does parafunctional movement occurs?
- Clenching
- Tapping
- Grinding
- All of the above
✓ All of the above
72. Clenching is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True.
- False.
- Not given.
- None of all above.
✓ False.
73. Grinding is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True.
- False.
- Not given.
- None of all above.
✓ False.
74. Tapping is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ False
75. Yawning is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
76. Speech is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
77. Mastication is the movement occurs in functional movement?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
78. The incisal edge of the maxillary occlusal rim should be around _______ in front of the
incisal edge of the mandibular occlusal rim?
- 3 mm
- 4 mm
- 2.5 mm
- 2 mm
✓ 2 mm
79. The occlusal rims should be designed to be within the neutral zone?
- True
- False
- Doesn't matter
- None
✓ True
80. The lower occlusal rim should be _______ the lower lip and the angle of the mouth?
- A bit lower than
- A bit higher than
- At the level of
- None
✓ At the level of
81. Posteriorly the lower occlusal rim should be _________ the height of the retromolar pad?
- One-third
- Two-third
- One-half
- At the level
✓ Two-third
82. The occlusal plane should be located at the_____________of the interarch distance?
- Midpoint
- Mesial
- Distal
- Buccal
✓ Midpoint
83. The posterior part of the upper occlusal plane should be _________ the level of the
opening of the Stensen's duct?
- One-fourth an inch below
- One-fourth an inch above
- Two-fourth an inch below
- Three-fourth an inch below
✓ One-fourth an inch below
84. The plane of the occlusal rim should be ________ to the plane of the maxilla?
- Parallel
- Perpendicular
- Adjacent
- Vertical
✓ Parallel
85. The plane of the maxilla is determined anteriorly by?
- Inter-pupillary line
- Camper's line
- Incisal plane
- Tragus line
✓ Inter-pupillary line
86. The Inter-pupillary line determine the?
- Plane of maxilla
- Anteriorly plane of maxilla
- Occlusal Plan
- Champer's plane
✓ Anteriorly plane of maxilla
87. The plane of the maxilla is determined posteriorly by?
- Inter-pupillary line
- Camper's line
- Incisal plan
- Occlusal plan
✓ Camper's line
88. The maxillary occlusal plane can be verified using ________?
- Fox plane
- Champer's plan
- Occlusal plan
- Incisal plan
✓ Fox plane
89. Though buccal fullness is not as important as labial fullness, it does contribute
significantly to?
- The function of mastication.
- The stability of the prosthesis.
- The appearance of the patient.
- The function of speech.
✓ The appearance of the patient.
90. The ala-tragus line is marked on the patient's face using a thread dipped in dental plaster
or pumice?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
91. The maxillary occlusal rim is inserted into the patient's mouth?.
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
92. The bite fork of the fox plane is inserted into the mouth and positioned at the level of the
occlusal plane of the occlusal rim?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
93. The level of the outer rim is compared with the ala-tragus line.?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
94. The occlusal rim is removed and altered using a hot plate?.
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
95. The procedure is done till the outer rim of the fox plane is parallel the ala tragus line?
- True
- False
- Not given
- None of all above
✓ True
96. The occlusal rims are inserted into the patient's mouth and the following factors are
checked?
- Overjet, Lip support and labial fullness.
- Cheek support and buccal fullness.
- Level of the occlusal plane.
- All of above.
✓ All of above.
97. Complete Denture is a removable dental prosthesis which replaces the entire dentition and
associated structures of:
- the maxilla and mandible.
- the mouth.
- the maxilla .
- the mandible.
-
✓ the maxilla and mandible.
98. The part of the denture base that extends from the cervical ends of the teeth to the denture
border is:
- Denture teeth.
- Denture base
- Denture flange.
- Denture border.
✓ Denture flange.
99. The margin of the denture base at the junction of the polished surface and the basal
surface is:
- Occlusal Surface.
- Impression Surface.
- Polished Surface.
- Denture border.
✓ Denture border.
100. The portion of the surface of a denture that makes contact with its antagonist is:
- Occlusal Surface.
- Impression Surface.
- Polishing Surface.
- Denture border.
✓ Occlusal Surface.
101. The part of a denture that rests on the foundation tissues, which the teeth are attached is:
- Denture teeth.
- Denture base.
- Denture flange.
- Denture border.
✓ Denture base.
102. The portion of the surface of a denture that extends in an occlusal direction from the
border of the denture and includes the palatal surface. It is the part of the denture base that is
usually polished, and it includes the buccal and lingual surfaces of the teeth.
- Occlusal Surface.
- Impression Surface.
- Polished Surface.
- Denture border.
✓ Polished Surface.
103. The space extends on both sides of the labial frenum to the buccal frenum bounded
externally by the upper lip and internally by the residual ridge.
- Eminence.
- Lingual sulcus.
- Labial sulcus.
- Tuberosity.
✓ Labial sulcus.
104. A midline shallow depression of the upper lip, which starts at the labial tubercle and
ends at the nose
- Naso-labial angle.
- Vermilion border.
- Corner of the mouth.
- Philtrum.
✓ Philtrum.
105. A little swelling in the midportion of the vermillion border of the upper lip is:
- Naso-labial angle.
- Vermilion border.
- Labial tubercle.
- Philtrum.
✓ Labial tubercle.
106. A furrow of variable depth that extends from the wing (ala) of nose to end at some
distance from the corner of the mouth. It is:
- Nasolabial Groove.
- Vermilion border.
- Labial tubercle.
- Philtrum.
✓ Nasolabial Groove.
107. It is a fold of mucous membrane extending from the mucosal lining of the upper lip to
the labial surface of the residual ridge at the median line.

- Nasolabial Groove.
- Vermilion border.
- Labial frenum.
- Labial Suclcus.
✓ Labial frenum.
108. It is a space extends on both sides of the labial frenum to the buccal frenum bounded
externally by the upper lip and internally by the residual ridge.
- Nasolabial Groove.
- Vermilion border.
- Labial frenum.
- Labial Suclcus.
✓ Labial Suclcus.
109. The fold or folds of mucosa membrane varies in size and shape and extend from buccal
mucosa membrane reflection area toward the slople or crest of the residual ridge is:
- Buccal frecnum
- Lingual frecnum
- Lial frecnum
- Incisive frenum
✓ Buccal frecnum
110. A narrow cleft of loose connective tissue between distal surface of tuberosity and
hrmular process of the medial of pterygoid plate is called:
- Harmular notch.
- Maxillary tuborosity
- Buccal fold
- Lingual fold
✓ Harmular notch.
111. How width of Harmular notch anteroposterioly?
-2
-3
-4
-5
✓2
113. The soft tissue area beyond the junction of the hard and soft palataes on which pressure
within physiological limits, aid to retention is:
- Posterior palatal seal
- Interior palatal seal
- Exterior palatal seal
- Double closure seal
✓ Posterior palatal seal
114. Imagination line across the posterior part of the palatal seal area making the division
between the movable and immovable tussue in the palatal area is :
- Vibration Line (AH -line)
- Fovea palatini
- Phonetic AH-line
- A-line
✓ Vibration Line (AH -line)
115. Where does the Vibration line extend form?
- It is extended from toris palata to other about 2mm in front of fovea palatine
- It is extended from hamular notch to other about 3mm in front of fovea palatine
- It is extended from hamular notch to other about 2mm in front of fovea palatine
- It is extended from hamular notch to other about 1mm in front of fovea palatine
✓ It is extended from hamular notch to other about 2mm in front of fovea palatine
116. How can vibration Line identify?
- movable tissue are functioning of AH- sound
- immovable tissue are functioning of AH-sound
- movable tisuue are infucntion
- stone model
✓ movable tissue are functioning of AH- sound
117. Posterior border of denture that lies over vibration line form posterior seal
- Post Dam
- Posterior seal line
- Denture border line
- AH-Line
✓ Post Dam
118. Incive, canine eminienve, zygomatic process, fovea palatine, mid-palatine raphe, tours
palatinus are :
- Relief area
- Support
- Retention
- Aesthetic
✓ Relief area
119. A pad of fibrous connective tissue lies between the two central incisors on the palatal
side is:
- Incisive papilla
- Fovea palatine
- Hamular notch
- Canine eminence
✓ Incisive papilla
120. A round bony elevation in the corner of the mouth in represent the location of the root of
canine is:
- Canine eminence
- Incisive papilla
- Fovea palatine
- Toris palatin
✓ Canine eminence
121. The advantages of Canine eminence:
- Selection of maxillary teeth
- Arrangement of maxillary anterior teeth
- Arrangement of maxillary posterior teeth
- Selection and Arrangement of maxillary anterior teeth
✓ Selection and Arrangement of maxillary anterior teeth
122. Hard area found in the mouth than has been edentulous for long time which located at
the first molar region is:
- Zygomatic process
- Mylohyoid bone
- Toris palation
- Pterygomandibular raphe
✓ Zygomatic process
123. The overlie the medial palatal suture, extend from the incisive papilla to the distal end of
the hard palate
- Mid-palatine raphe
- Canine eminence
- Line AH
- Post Dam
✓ Mid-palatine raphe
124. Hard bony enlargment that occurs in the midline of the root of the mouth (Hard Palatal)
- Torus palatinus
- Mid palatine raphe
- Palatal sheft area
- Incisive papilla
✓ Torus palatinus
125. How many supporting Structure?
-1
-2
-3
-4
✓2
125. What are supporting structure?
- Primary stress bearing area
- Secondary stress bearing area
- Third stress bearing area
- Primary and secondary stress bearing area
✓ Primary and secondary stress bearing area
126. The horizontal portion of the hard palatal lateral to midline
- Palatal sheft area
- Incisive papilla
- Palatal seal area
- Toris palatinus
✓ Palatal sheft area
127. How many shape of maxillary ?
-2
-3
-4
-5
✓3
128. Which one is the correct answer of maxillary shape?
- U-Shape
- V-Shape
- Flat-Shape
- U-Shape, V-Shape, Flat-Shape
✓ U-Shape, V-Shape, Flat-Shape
129. Which Shape is the Ideal of Retention and Stability in Maxillary denture?
- V-Shape
- U-Shape
- House shoe Shape
- Flat-Shape
✓ U-Shape
130. Which Maxillary Shape has the less retention?
- V-Shape
- U-Shape
- House shoe Shape
- Flat-Shape
✓ V-Shape
131. Which maxillary shape has reduced resistance to lateral and rotary force
- V-Shape
- U-Shape
- House shoe Shape
- Flat-Shape
✓ Flat-Shape
132. The bony process that remains after the teeth has been lost, which cober by mucosa:
- Residual ridge
- Toris palatine
- Canine eminence
- Mid-palatine raphe
✓ Toris palatine
132. The area of the alveolar ridge that extend distal to maxillary third molar to harmular
notch is:
- Maxillary tuberosity
- Maxillary alveolar ridge
- Mid-palatine raphe
- Rugea
✓ Maxillary tuberosity
133. Rise area of dense connective tissue radiating from the mdian suture in the anterior third
of palatal:
- Rugea area
- Fovea palatine
- Incisive papilla
- Mid-palatine raphe
✓ Rugea area
134. A fold of mucous membrane, which usually as pronounced fremum in the maxillary
arch, it is shorter and wider than the maxillary frenum:
- Labial Frenum
- Buccal frenum
- Lingual frenum
- Maxillary frenum
✓ Labial Frenum
135. The labial flange speace extending from the labial frenum to the buccal frenum in both
sides, it is limited inferiorly by the moucous membrane relection internally by the residual
ridge, and labially by the lower lip is :
- labial sulcus
- buccal sulcus
- lingual sulcus
- labial and buccal sulcus
✓ labial sulcus
136. It is a fold or folds of mucous membrane extending from the buccal mucous membrane
reflection
to the slope or crest of the residual ridge in the region just distal to the cuspid eminence.
- labial sulcus
- buccal frenum.
- lingual sulcus
- labial and buccal sulcus
✓ buccal frenum.
137. It is extended from the buccal frenum to the distal end of the arch (outside back corner of
the retromolar pad), It is bounded externally by the cheek and internally by the residual ridge.
- labial sulcus
- buccal sulcus.
- lingual sulcus
- labial and buccal sulcus
✓ buccal sulcus.
138. What is Alveolo-lingual sulcus? It is extended from the lingual frenum to the
retromylohyoid curtain, it is bounded externally by the residual ridge and internally by the
tongue.
- labial sulcus
- buccal sulcus.
- Alveolo-lingual sulcus.
- labial and buccal sulcus
✓ Alveolo-lingual sulcus.
139. Retromolar pad is:
- pear-shaped pad.
- tongue.
- Tuberosity.
- Buccal self.
✓ pear-shaped pad.
140. It is a ridge of dense bone outside the buccal shelf extending from just above the mental
foramen coursing superiorly and distally, becoming continuous with the anterior border of the
ramus
- pear-shaped pad.
- tongue.
- external oblique line.
- Buccal self.
✓ external oblique line.
141. It is sharp or irregular covered by the mucous membrane, it runs along the lingual
surface of the mandible, anteriorly, the ridge lies close to the inferior border of the mandible.
- pear-shaped pad.
- mylohyoid ridge.
- external oblique line.
- Buccal self.
✓ mylohyoid ridge.
142. It is a bony prominence on the lingual side, near the premolar region. It is covered by a
thin
mucosa.
- labial sulcus
- buccal sulcus.
- torus mandibula.
- labial and buccal sulcus
✓ torus mandibula.
143. These are a pair of bony structures found anteriorly on the lingual side of the body of the
mandible
- labial sulcus
- buccal sulcus.
- torus mandibula.
- Genial tubercle.
✓ Genial tubercle.
144. It is an imprint or negative likeness of the teeth and/or edentulous area and adjacent
tissue.
- Puring model.
- dental impression.
- making OVD.
- Meusurement of occlusal rim.
✓ dental impression.

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145. It is a negative registration of the entire denture bearing, stabilizing and border seal areas
of either
the maxilla or mandible present in the edentulous mouth.
- Puring model.
- Complete denture impression.
- making OVD.
- Meusurement of occlusal rim.
✓ Complete denture impression.
146. How many objective of Impression Making
-3
-2
-4
-5
✓5
147. It is the quality of prosthesis to resist the forces which try to dislodge the denture in a
tissue-ward direction and this depends on the anatomical and histological factors of the ridge
and the way of pressure direction on the ridge during impression making procedure.
- Puring model.
- Complete denture impression.
- Supporting of complete denture.
- Meusurement of occlusal rim.
✓ Supporting of complete denture.
148. What is the best support in complete denture?
- the compact bone covered with fibrous connective tissue.
- the compact bone covered with connective tissue
- the compact bone with fibrous connective tissue
- the spongy bone covered with fibrous connective tissue
✓ the compact bone covered with fibrous connective tissue.
149. The resistance to functional horizontal or rotational movements which try to dislodge the
denture
is:
- Retention.
- Esthetic.
- Supporting.
- Stability.
✓ Stability.

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