PROSTHO SEM Q1

1. The average root surface of the mx molar (in mm2) is 433_____.

2. The average root surface area of the mx second molar is_____234.
3. Ante’s law followed in the construction of :
a. Complete denture
b. Fixed denture
c. Removable partial denture
d. Two of the above
e. All of the above
4.
5.
6.
7.
8. Ante’s law provides an aid for __________.
a. Selection of pontic
b. Selection of connector
c. Selection of retainers
d. Selection for abutments
e. Nota
9. An anterior FPD, if the form of the prosthesis is circle, a lever arm will be projected unless the
span is segmented pier.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
10. The posterior tooth that gives better support is
a. Convergent roots
b. Divergent roots
c. Conical roots
d. Curved roots
e. Nota
11. A pier abutment is________
a. Periodontically weak abutment
b. A tooth with edentulous space mesial and distal to it
c. Edentulous space on one side of the abutment
12. If the mx canine is missing, the abutment will be________
a. #11, #12, #14
b. #12, #14, #15
c. #12, #14
13. Ante’s law concerns the _____________________
a. Degree of tipping allowable of the abutment
b. Increase in the retentive factor of FVC over PVC
c. Crown:Root (C:R) ratio
14. For additional retention in short/less on short wall
a. An excessive axial prep should be made
b. A tapered prep should be made
c. A proximal boxes and grooves should be made
15. The normal gingival attachment consists of 1mm of connective tissue attachment to the root
and 1mm of epithelial attachment adhesion to the root. The combination of connective tissue
attachment and epithelial attachment adhesion is termed biologic width.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
16. Supragingival and crestal margins are easier to prepare, impress and finish to a smooth polished
surface. This facilitates the effective plaque removal and the maintenance of gingival health.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
17. The farther the margin is from the gingiva, the easier the access for plaque removal, and the
healthier the gingival tissue will be. With this, the supragingival margin is the healthiest gingival
response.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
18. Subgingival margins are problematic and should be avoided when possible. Periodontically, a
subgingival margin always results with gingival inflammatory response.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
19. Gingival health is better maintained if the crown is slightly undercontoured rather than
overcontoured. The most frequent reasons in over contouring restoration is insufficient tooth
reduction, which forces the technician to overbuild the restoration.
a. 1st true, 2nd true
b. 1st true, 2nd false
c. 1st false, 2nd true
d. Both false
e. Nota
20. What dictates subgingival margin placement?
a. Extent of previous restoration
 b. Extent of existing decay
c. Retention/retentive needs
d. Esthetic needs
e. AOTA
21. Most common location of BWV in FPD restorations in mx anterior teeth
a. Mesiofacial line angles
b. Distofacial line angles
c. Mesiolingual line angles
d. Both a and b are correct
e. Nota

A. SUPRAGINGIVAL FINISH LINE

B. EQUIGINGIVAL FINISH LINE
C. INFRA OR SUBGINGIVAL FINISH LINE
D. ALL OF THE BOVE
E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
22. A type of restoration that terminates on the same level as the gingiva.
23. A type of restoration that terminates cervical/apical to the gingiva.
24. A type of restoration that terminates above or occlusal or incisal than the gingiva.
25. Done to gain adequate length of preparation.
26. Has the best periodontal response
27. Allows more accurate assessment of prosthesis fit and contour
28. Removal of cervical caries
29. Best finishing line/margins
30. Permits long term post insertion evaluation of marginal integrity.
31. For chamfer finish line/margin
32. Most likely to violate biologic width
33. Problematic and should be avoided when possible
34. Easier to prepare, impress, and finish to a smooth polished surface also facilitates effective
plaque removal for gingival health
35. Extent of previous restorations, extent of existing decays, esthetic needs, or
retention/resistance
36. More plaque retentive but has lesser biologic risk
37. Always results in a gingival inflammatory response.

A. KNIFE EDGE OR CHISEL EDGE

B. BEVEL
C. SHOULDER
D. CHAMFER
38. For all porcelain jacket crowns
39. Indicated on tipped mandibular molars to avoid pulpal proximity
40. For narrow or constricted cervical diameter
41. For acrylic veneer crown preparation/s particularly for posteriors and short teeth
42. Preferred cervical finish line and should be used whenever possible
43. Has the least amount of reduction. The most conservative
44. Has the most extensive preparation

45. Prevents or reduces pulpal injury

a. Surface coolant
b. Removing less tooth structure
c. All of the above
d. None of the above
46. Rapid continuous removal of tooth structure may cause
a. Better tooth preparation
b. Rapid heath build up
c. Irreversible pulpitis
d. Only A and B are correct
47. Causes of heat buildup pulp injury
a. Rapid removal of tooth structure
b. Dull cutting instruments
c. Not using water coolant
d. AOTA
48. Getting permission before conducting a healthcare intervention on a person
a. Chief complaint
b. Medical history
c. Dental history
d. Diagnosis

PROSTHO SEM Q2

1. A. HUE
2. B. CHROMA
3. E. AOTA
4. C. TONE - *L in ceilab
5. A. Red-green – *a
6. E. blue purple *-b
 I. All metal FVC
II. Posterior cast PVC
III. Anterior cast PVC
IV. Pinledge retainers
V. Resin-bonded (Maryland) retainers
VI. Radicular retainers
7. Indicated on anterior tooth/teeth/
a. I,II,V,VI
b. II,III,IV,V
c. III,IV,VI
d. II,IV,V,VI
e. IV,V,VI
8. Indicated on posterior tooth
a. I,II,V,VI
b. II,III,IV,V
c. III,IV,VI
d. II,IV,V,VI
e. IV,V,VI
9. Pinhole ledges are made as primary retention or for additional retention
a. I,II,II,IV
b. II,III,IV,V
c. III,IV,VI
d. II, III,IV
10. Requires a chamfer type finish line
a. I, II,III
b. I,II,IV,V
c. I,II,III,V
d. III,IV,V
e. I,III,V,VI
11. Thickness of the restoration at the cervical finishing line/margin is 0.5mm
a. I,II, III,IV,V
b. I,II,IV,V
c. I,II,III,V
d. III,IV,V
e. I,III,V,VI
12. Uses tapered round-end bur to attain the correct form of the of the cervical margin
a. I,II,III
b. I,II.IV,V
c. I,II,III,V
d. III, IV,V
e. I,III,V,VI
13. Incisal groove is made.
a. I, II,III
b. I,II,IV,V
 c. I,II,III,V
d. III,IV,V
e. NOTA
14. Three-quarter ¾ crown preparation can be done in this/these restoration/s
a. I,II,II
b. I,II,IV,V
c. I,II,IV,V
d. II, III
e. I,III,V,VI
15. Can be made on tooth #36
a. I,II,III
b. I,II,IV,V
c. I,II,III,V
d. III,IV,V
e. I,III,V,VI
16. Can be made on tooth #13, 11, 21, 23
a. I,II,III
b. I,II,IV,V
c. I,II,III,V
d. III,IV,VI
e. I,III,V,VI
17. ESTHETICALLY BETTER THAN A PFM OR ALL CERAMIC – E. NOTA
18. All are true to an all-metal full veneer crown except one? Which one is the exception?
a. It has the best retention and resistance form
b. It cannot be done if tooth form and alignment is less than ideal
c. It can be used to make relatively extensive alterations in tooth form and occlusion
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
19. Disadvantage/s of an all-metal FVC except one. Which one is the exception?
a. Cannot be used on patients allergic to base metal alloys
b. It use is limited to tooth/teeth that are not readily seen
c. The preparation is extensive in nature compare to a partial crown
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
20. The instrument used in tooth preparation for an all-metal cast full veneer crown
a. Tapered round-end diamond
b. Tapered flat-end diamond
c. Inverted cone
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
21. So, when using this bur( referring to #12) the finish margin/line would form a
a. Shoulder
b. Chamfer
c. Knife edge
 d. Beveled or sloped
e. Bevel shoulder
22. The ideal level of the finishing margin/line(referring to #12) at the cervical is
a. 1.2mm
b. 1.0mm
c. 0.7mm
d. 0.5mm
e. NOTA
23. The ideal level of the finishing margin/line ( referring to #12) is located
a. Subgingivally
b. Equigingivally
c. Supragingivally
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
24. The occlusal surface reduction follows the anatomical contour of the tooth being prepared with
a depth of
a. 1.0-1.5mm
b. 1.5-2.0mm
c. 0.5-1.0mm
d. 2.0-2.5mm
e. NOTA
25. In all-metal posterial partial veneer crown(PVC) the surface that is left intact is the
a. Facial surface
b. Lingual surface
c. Occlusal surface
d. Proximal surface
e. NOTA
26. These are the advantages of partial veneer crowns EXCEPT one. Which one is the exception?
a. Esthetically superior to an all-metal full veneer crown
b. Favorable periodontal response
c. The preparation is more conservative because less tooth structure is removed
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
27. The disadvantage/s of posterior PVC – B. more retentive than PVC
28. The preparation of the walls and occlusal surface (referring to #19) are done using a __?
a. Tapered round end diamond
b. Tapered flat end diamond
c. Inverted cone
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
29. When using this bur (referring to #19) the finishing margin/lines form in an all metal posterior
FVC is a ___?
a. Shoulder
b. Chamfer
 c. Knife edge
d. Beveled or sloped
e. Beveled shoulder
30. The proximal boxes are made using a __?
a. Tapered round end diamond
b. Tapered flat end diamond
c. Inverted cone
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
31. Ideal depth of the preparation at the cervical in the proximal and ligual walls is
a. 1.5mm
b. 1.0mm
c. 0.7mm
d. 0.5mm
e. NOTA
32. The ideal level of the finishing margin/line is located
a. Subgingivally
b. Equigingivally
c. Supragingivally
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
33. 1.0-1.5mm
34. Indication/s for all metal anterior PVC
a. Intact coronal tooth structure
b. Normal crown (not conical) form exists
c. Average/normal crown length
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
35. In preparing the walls of an all metal anterior PVC, instrument is used
a. Straight flat end
b. Tapered flat end
c. Tapered round end
d. Inverted cone
e. NOTA
36. The ideal depth of the preparation at the cervical in the proximal and lingual walls is
a. 1.2mm
b. 1.0mm
c. 0.7mm
d. 0.5mm
e. NOTA
37. The proximal boxes/grooves are made using a __?
a. Tapered round end diamond
b. Tapered flat-end diamond
c. Inverted cone
 d. Round bur
e. NOTA
38. The incisal is beveled at an angle of about __ degrees
a. 45
b. 60
c. 90
d. 180
e. NOTA
39. An incisal groove is made using a ?
a. Tapered round-end diamond
b. Tapered flat-end diamond
c. Inverted cone
d. Round bur
e. NOTA
40. Retention of the pinledge design come from
a. Ledges
b. Pins
c. Resin
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
41. Resistance form of pinledges design is afforded
a. Ledges
b. Pins
c. Lingual fossa
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
42. Advantages of pinledge design
a. Minimal tooth structure is intact
b. Crown form is normal
c. Crown is if an average length
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
43. Pinledge is indicated if
a. Coronal structure is intact
b. Crown form is normal
c. Crown is of an average length
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
44. Pinledge design is contraindicated if
a. Caries extend past the normal outline of the preparation
b. The incisal edges have normal labiolingual thickness
c. Tooth that are not subjected to excessive torsional force
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
45. The ledges are created using a
a. Straight fissure flat end
b. Tapered round bur
c. Round bur
d. Inverted cone
e. AOTA
46. The pinholes are created using a
a. Straight fissure flat end
b. Tapered flat end
c. Round bur
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
47. Indication/s for inlay retainer design
a. Long span
b. Caries –free mouth
c. Devitalized tooth/teeth
d. Short crowns
48. Contraindicated of inlay retainer design
a. Rotated tooth
b. Extrude tooth
c. Tooth with extensive occlusal caries
d. AOTA
e. NOTA
49. The walls of the inlay preparation___occlusally
a. Diverge
b. Converge
c. Both a and b are employed
d. Neither a or b are correct
50. And the walls of conventional restoration is comparison to the question above __ occlusally
a. Diverge
b. Converge
c. Both and b are employed
d. Neither a or b are correct