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Haron 2020
Haron 2020
MCQ
The only stimulus that is not transmitted by dentinal fluid movement is
a. Thermal stimulus
b. Osmotic stimulus
c. Electric stimulus
d. Evaporative stimulus
In a left handed patient, the quadrant most affected by hypersensitivity would be:
a. Lower left
b. Upper right
c. Upper left
d.All quadrants the same
In a left handed patient, the quadrant most affected by hypersensitivity would be:
a. Lower left
b. Upper right
c. Upper left
d. All quadrants the same
the first and most important step of management of dentin hypersensitivity is:
a. natural desensitization
b. identifying and eliminating predisposing etiologic factors
c. tubule occlusion
d. home treatment
Drying as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause capillary movement:
a. Mesially
b. Horizontally
c. Buccaly
d. Distally
Composites that release ions to neutralize the acid attacks at PH 4 are called:
a. Buffering composites
b. Smart composites
c. Ion release composites
d. Calcium fluoride composites
A well cured surface layer of composite covering incompletely cured deeper layer may cause:
a. Shock absorption
b. Stress release
c. Cushion effect
d. bending of the outer layer and inward displacement
gradual dentin exposure over time elicit less hypersensitivity due to:
a. smear layer
b. sclerosis
c. secondary/ reparative dentin
d. a,bandc
The only stimulus that is not transmitted by dentinal fluid movement is:
a. Thermal stimulus
b. Evaporative stimulus
c. Osmotic stimulus
d. Electric stimulus
increasing etching time and concentration is:
a. result in postoperative pain
b. creates a strong adhesive joint
c. endorsed by the manufacturer
d. recommended for better bond
the first and most important step of management of dentin hypersensitivity is:
d. home treatment
c. tubule occlusion
b. identifying and eliminating predisposing etiologic factors
a. natural desensitization
to elicit pain in galvanic shock, electric cell should include the electrolytes from:
a. bone
b. pulp
c. saliva
d. a, b and c
dentin hypersensitivity is more prevalent in the patient with the age range:
a. 30-40
b. 20-30
c. 25-50
d. 15-25
Drying as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause
a. Distally
b. Buccaly
c. Mesially
d. Horizontally
Composites that release ions to neutralize the acid attacks at PH 4 are called:
a. Ion release composites
b. Calcium fluoride composites
c. Buffering composites
d. Smart composites
The only stimulus that is not transmitted by dentinal fluid movement is:
Osmotic stimulus
Electric stimulus
Thermal stimulus
Pain due to galvanism will eventually ceases to occur due to:
Tarnish and corrosion
Increased resistance
Lack of electrons
Decreased restoration bulk
gradual dentin exposure over time elicit less hypersensitivity due to:
sclerosis
smear layer
secondary/ reparative dentin
a, b and c
A well cured surface layer of composite covering incompletely cured deeper layer may cause:
Shock absorption
Cushion effect
Stress release
bending of the outer layer and inward displacement
ions that diffuse along dentinal tubules and decrease the excitability of intra-dental nerves are:
to elicit pain in galvanic shock, electric cell should include the electrolytes from:
pulp
bone
saliva
a, b and c
Posts are placed in primary roots which are husky, straight and long, in lower teeth it is:
Lingual
Distal
Mesial
a, b and c
Drying as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause:
Distally
Horizontally
Buccaly
Mesially
Drying as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause capillary movement:
a. distally
b. Mesially
c. Buccaly
d. Horizontally
mono-block technique, has the following means of retention:
a. mechanical adhesion
b. electrostatic adhesion
c. ionic adhesion
d. physical adhesion
Recommendations to reduce sensitivity resulting from bleaching include using a desensitizing dentifrice
that contains Aluminum nitrate.
O True
O False
Nanomers are spherical individual silica nanoparticles neither clustered nor fumed.
O True
O False
Crowns strengthens the tooth against vertical forces but requires additional reduction which leaves the
tooth vulnerable to horizontal fracture at the
O True
O False
During finishing of the cervical margins, cementum may be lost resulting in exposed dentin.
O True
O False
Moving instruments on dentin will cause fluid movement in the dentinal tubules in and thus elicit pain.
O True
O False
Cuspal strain may result in adhesive failure seen as fracture of restoration and/or tooth structure.
O True
O False
Dentin is naturally sensitive owing to its close structural and functional relationship with the dental pulp.
The Amount of forces to which the tooth is subjected to does not influence the decision to be crowned.
O True
O False
pain continues after removal of the stimulating object and until change at the DE] becomes of a super-
threshold value forpain perception
O True
O False
In the polymer, atoms farther away from one another than they were in the original monomer.
O True
O False
Galvanism occurs When two dissimilar restorations opposing each other come into contact directly or
are brought into contact through a metallic object
O True
O False
Galvanism occurs When two dissimilar restorations opposing each other come into contact directly or
are brought into contact through a metallic object
O True
O False
In cavity preparation for indirect restoration, Sharp internal line angles is essential.
O True
O False
Excessive pressure during cavity preparation might cause actual aspiration of odontoblastic nuclei into
the tubule.
O True
O False
Patients are usually more accurate in localizing hypersensitivity than dentinal or pulpal pain
O True
O False
Drving as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause capillary movement
mesially for the dentinal
True ©
False ©
Indirect composite inlays is heat treated for 15 minutes at 100°C in a heat-curing oven.
O True
O False
The wear resistance of the composites in the oral cavity depends on the space available between filler
particles providing protection against food bol
o True
O False
The greater the temperature gradient, the more painful and the shorter lasting stimulus.
O True
O False
recited hypersensitivity is defined as Dentin hypersensitivity (DH) is characterized by short sharp pain
arising from exposed dentin.
O True
O False
Brushing with toothpaste after consuming acidic food or drinks can be damaging.
O True
O False
Nanomers are spherical individual silica nanoparticles neither clustered nor fumed.
true
false
11.Barodontalgia refers to pain occurring in a tooth in association with decreased pressure
true
false
Indirect ceramic inlays is heat treated for 15 minutes at 100℃ in a heat-curing oven.
true
false
Cytotoxic pulp reaction with composite restorations mainly due to marginal leakage
O True
O False
Materials which have high wear resistance will develop greater surface roughness and opened
interproximal
True
False
the first and most important step of management of dentin hypersensitivity is:
a. natural desensitization
b. identifying and eliminating predisposing etiologic factors
c. tubule occlusion
d. home treatment
Factors which favor retention of bacterial plaque on restoration surface include the following except:
a. Improper polishing of restoration
b. Poor oral hygiene
c. decreased salivary flow
d. low surface energy of available restorative
In amalgam restorations, all cavity margins are prone to ditching especially buccal end of proximal
marginal ridge.
true
false
Bio-degradation may significantly be accelerated with the increase in available carbon ions.
true
false
whole restoration dislodged out of the preparation if the stresses surpass the retentive capacity of the
preparation, this is:
a. an un-favorable response
b. a favorable response
In the polymer, atoms farther away from one another than they were in the original monomer.
true
false
In repair of new amalgam defect, new mix of amalgam is condensed directly into the defect with no
intermediary material between the two amalgams.
true
false
isthmus fracture may occur as a result of unfavorable tipping in the balance between flexure strength of
restoration and the flexure stresses developed at the isthmus area.
true
false
mechanical failure if resin composite restoration include all the following except:
a. gross fracture
b. recurrent caries
c. marginal chipping
Dentin hypersensitivity is more frequently experienced with composite in class III and IV
true
false
Most of the materials the operative dentist deals with are brittle except:
a. Amalgam
b. Cast gold
c. Glass ionomer
d. Ceramics
to mediate chemical bonding between ceramics and resin in ceramic restoration repair
a. phosphoric acid is applied
b. silane coupling agent is applied
c. Resin-bonding agent is applied
d. hydrofluoric acid gel is applied
The greater the tooth destruction and the longer the time without treatment, the less difficult it will be
to maintain a success
true
false
The only stimulus that is not transmitted by dentinal fluid movement is:
a. Thermal stimulus
b. Osmotic stimulus
c. Electric stimulus
d. Evaporative stimulus
a. biologic failure
b. esthetic failure
c. mechanical failure
d. a, b and c
a. marginal staining
b. marginal chipping
c. bulk facture
d. cyto-toxic pulp reaction
Materials which have high wear resistance will develop greater surface roughness and opened
interproximal contact.
true
false
a) hydrodynamic theory
b) nerve theory
c) odontoblast theory
a) tubule occlusion
b) nerve desensitization
a patient complaining from generalized pain with cold that lingers only afew seconds after removal of
the stimulus, according to patients history he brushes his teeth violently, the patient does not have any
carious lesions on clinical examination.this patient's diagnosis is:
Drying as with a blast of air, can remove some fluid from open tubules and cause *
a. Mesially
b. Horizontally
c. Buccaly
d. Distally
what is this:
a) laser
b) bioactive materials
c) sensistrips
d) fluoride iontophoresis
a) amalgam tatto
b) amalgam blues
c) amalgam hues
a) ceramics
c) resin composite
b) glass ionomer
a) ovelay
b) onlay
c) inlay
b) replacement
a) repair
c) resurfacing
a) Dislodgment of restoration
b) Recurrent caries.
c) marginal chipping
Cytotoxic pulp reaction with composite restorations mainly due to marginal leakage
true
false
a) marginal chipping
b) cytotoxic pulp reaction
c) recurrent caries
a) mechanical
b) biologic
c) esthetic