1.

Which tooth surface is intact in 3/4 crown

a. Distal
b. Mesial
c. Lingual
d. Labia
2. Watch tooth surface is Intact in 7/8 crown
a. Distobuccal
b. Mesiolingual
c. Mesiobuccal
d. Distolingual
3. Retention in half crown can be obtained by
a. Buccal &Lingual groove
b. Mesial & Distal groove
c. Lingual &Distal groove
d. buccal& Mesial groove
4. the restoration which exert outward pressure on the tooth
surface is
a. crown
b. onlay
c. veneer
d. inlay
5. The type of bridge that consists of more than one simple bridge
is
a. Complex
b. Combined
c. simple
d. compound
6. Deep Carious dentin in tooth abutment should be treated by
a. root canal treatment
b. indirect capping
c. direct capping
d. extraction
7. The thickness of remaining dentin and the pulp health
conditions is
a. inversely proportion
b. indirectly proportion
c. equal
d. directly proportion
8. flat occlusal preparation will result in
a. sufficient clearance
b. conservative preparation
c. increased retention
d. insufficient clearance
9. mandibular premolar that has 9 degree inclination should
a. orthodontically repositioned
b. prepared peridicular on occlusal plane
c. prepared perpidicular to the long axis
d. prepared coincide with the long axis
10. retention of tooth with short clinical crown can be
increased by
a. increase taper
b. roundation of sharp angle
c. anatomical occlusal reduction
d. subgingival finish line
11. modified shoulder finish line characterized by
a. sharp 90°degree internal line angle
b. removal of unsupported enamel
c. rounded internal line angle
d. 120°degree as an alternative to the 90°degree
e. roundation of internal angle
12. spring-cantilever Bridge is
a. compound
b. combined
c. complex
d. simple bridge
13. over tapered tooth preparation affects
a. gingival health
b. marginal adaptation
c. structure durability
d. retention
14. intrusion of the restoration margin to the biological width
leads to
a. increase retention
b. caries
c. alveolar bone resorption
d. good esthetics
15. The presence of marginal gap of cemented restoration
cause
a. insufficient clearances
b. health gingiva
c. periodontal inflammation
d. decrease retention
16. The finish line for ceramo-metel crown with porcelain
margin technique is
a. shoulder
b. shoulder with bevel
c. modified shoulder
d. chamfer
17. The quality of preparation that resist dislodging forces
under oblique forces is defined as
a. retention
b. esthetics
c. resistance
d. structure durability
18. Absence of the functional cusp bevel in full metal crown
reduction will lead to
a. Perforation of the metal
b. Impaired retention
c. No problem will occur
d. Fracture of the functional cusps.
19. Which location of finish line is more destructive effect to
the periodontium
a. Supra-gingival
b. Sub-gingival
c. Equi-gingival
d. Chamfer
20. clinical crown with long axial wall will provide
a. structure durability
b. good esthetics
c. more retention
d. less retention
21. In a mandibular molar with full metal crown
preparation, the functional cusp bevel provides:
a. Conservation of tooth structure
b. Marginal integrity
c. Retention and resistance
d. Structural durability

22. The finish line of choice for metal- ceramic crown is:
b. Shoulder finish line
c. Deep chamfer finish line
d. Shoulder with bevel finish line
e. All of the above

23. A full metal crown on the maxillary first molar will

prevent the dentist from examining the tooth:
a. Mobility
b. Occlusin
c. Vitality
d. All of the above

24. In full metal crown preparation, over convergence of

opposing axial walls resulted in reduced retention, to overcome
this error:
a. Prepare a band of few mms. of tooth structure with
restricted taper
b. Use grooves, boxes
c. Prepare pinholes
d. All of the above
25. Absence of the functional cusp bevel in full metal crown
reduction will lead to:
a. Fracture of the functional cusps.
b. Perforation and wear of the metal during function.
c. Impaired retention.
d. No problem will occur.

26. 3/4 crown restores all tooth surfaces except:

a. Labial surface
b. Lingual surface
c. Occlusal surface
d. Mesial surface

27. Spring-cantilever Bridge is:

a. Simple bridge
b. Compound bridge
c. Combined bridge
d. Complex bridge

28. The part of the bridge which replaces the lost natural
tooth functionally and esthetically.
a. Retainer
b. Abutment
c. Connector
d. Pontic

29. A complex bridge is crossing:

a. The mid line
b. The lip line
c. The canine line
d. Is difficult to construct
30. A cantilever FPD is one in which
a. A pontic is supported at both ends by retainers
b. Two pontics are attached to two retainers
c. The pontic is deriving its support from an abutment remote
from the edentulous span
d. Only one proximal side of the pontic is attached to a
retainer

31. All are partial coverage restorations except

a. Three quarter crown
b. Veneered crown
c. Half crown
d. Pin ledge retainer

32. Over tapered tooth preparation affects:

a. Retention
b. Marginal integrity
c. Preservation of the Periodontium
d. Structure durability

33. -Which preparation will have more destructive effect

to the periodontium.
a. Sub-gingival
b. Equi-gingival
c. Supra-gingival
d. None of the above

34. All of the following factors affecting the retention of

fixed restorations except
a. Magnitude of the dislodging forces
b. Finish line configuration
c. Roughness of the fitting surface of the restoration
d. Type and Film thickness of the luting agent
e. Geometry of the tooth preparation
35. All of the following are disadvantage of knife edge
finish line
a. May fade out instead of terminating in definitive finish
line
b. Susceptible to distortion under occlusal forces
c. May results in over contoured restorations
d. All of the above

36. Subgingival finish line is indicated for the following

reason:
a. To hide the margin of a ceramo-metallic restoration
b. To extend beyond dental caries
c. Extend beyond an existing restoration
d. All of the above

37. A common consequence of inadequate axial reduction

is:
a. Traumatic occlusion
b. An under contoured restoration
c. Tooth mobility
d. An over contoured restoration

38. In the full veneer crown, the material is covering:

a. Labial surface
b. Labial surface and part of proximal surfaces
c. All the tooth surfaces
d. None of the above
39. Injury to the soft tissues of the tongue and cheeks can
be avoided by
a. Using a water spray
b. Using hand instruments for preparation
c. Careful retraction with aspirator tip or mouth mirror
d. Using the proximal enamel of the tooth being prepared for
protection
40. During tooth reduction, tooth structure is conserved
by:
a. Avoidance of unnecessary apical extension of the
preparation
b. Increasing the taper of the axial walls
c. Using complete rather than partial coverage restorations
d. Adding proximal grooves
41. All of the following factors affecting the retention of
fixed restorations except one :
A. Magnitude of the dislodging forces
B. Finish line configuration
C. Roughness of the fitting surface of the restoration
D. Type and Film thickness of the luting agent
E. Geometry of the tooth preparation
42. Injury lo the gingiva during preparation can be
avoided by
A. Using a water spray
B. Using hand instruments for preparation
C. Application of retraction cord
D. Using the proximal enamel of the tooth being prepared
for protection
43. Correct Tooth Preparation for filled crown should
A. Resist displacement in all directions
B. Removal of tooth structure and weaken the tooth
C. Has a finish line with close adaptation
D. A and C
44. Successful tooth preparation and consequently the
restoration depend on
A. Sufficient thickness of porcelain necessary for a lifelike
appearance
B. Healthy pulpal tissue without injury
C. Retention and resistant criteria
D. a and c
E. All of the above
45. Preparation with inadequate marginal fit leads to
A. An excessive amount of reduction and over shortening of the
axial wall.
B. Periodontal disease
C. Exposes the luting agent to the oral environment
D. b and c
46. The definition of the finish bae of the preparation is
A. The junction between the papered and un prepaid tooth
structure
B. The end of tooth preparation
C. The margin which the restoration seat
D. All of the above
47. Great care is needed to prevent pulpal Injuries during
crown preparation as
A. Pulp size, decreases more faciolingually. than occlusocervially
B. Pulp size, decreases more so occlusocervially than
faciolingually.
C. Pulp size, decreases more mesiodistally than faciolingually.
D. Pulp size, decreases in all direction with the same amount