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Section A 4. In a cavity preparation the cavosurface
margin will be the junction between
Choose the best answer:-
A. Cavity wall/floor and adjacent tooth
1. Hand cutting instruments are composed surface
of
B. Cavity wall and floor
A. Handle and neck
C. Floor of ocllusal box and approximal box
B. Handle and blade only
D. Approximal wall of one tooth with
C. Handle, shank and blade another
D. Handle neck and shank E. Axial wall & occlusal floor
E. Handle neck, shank and blade 5. Diamonds are superior to burs in cutting
2. Use of water spray during cutting A. Cementum
procedures has the following advantages
B. Dentine
A. Dehydration of oral tissues
C. Enamel
B. Tooth, restorative material & other debris
are carried away D. Soft tissues
D. Clean view of the cavity can be achieved 6. Instruments used for handling resins are
made from
E. Bacterial contamination controlled
A. Stainless steel
3. Senile carious lesion are most commonly
found exclusively on the following areas of B. Carbon steel
teeth C. Teflon coated metal
A. Pits and fissures D. Platanium
B. Occlusal incisial & facial embrasures E. Gold
C. Inclined planes of cusps 7. Toilet of a cavity
D. Root surfaces of teeth A. Is removal of debris by washing with
E. Interdental surfaces water
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C. removal of debris by hot air spray 11. What is the best predictor of success for
a composite resin restoration?
D. Washing the cavity with soap solution
A. Depth of restoration
E. Washing the cavity with medicament
B. Size of the restoration
8. Most common fracture occurring in
amalgam restoration is seen at C. Presence of enamel in the entire
periphery
A. Cavosurface margin
D. Presence of flat dentinal walls
B. The contact area
12. Generally Glass Ionomer Cements
C. The isthmus area
contain
D. Proximal box
A. Zinc oxide and distilled water
E. Gingival floor
B. Floro-aluminu phosphate powder and
9. The recommended concentration of orthophosphoric acid
Fluoride in communal water supply is
C. Zinc oxide & Polyaccrylic acid
A. 0.1 p.p.m
D. Fluoro alumino Silicate powder &
B. 0.5 p.p.m polyaccrylic acid
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C. Increase the working time by retarding A. Acetic Acid
the exothermic reaction
B. Lactic Acid
D. Decrease the working time by
C. Butyric Acid
accelerating the exothermic reaction
D. Propionic acid
15. Which of the following is used as both a
restorative agent and cement 19. Which of the following is not an
essential factor in the initiation of a carious
A. Zinc polycarboxylate
lesion
B. Zinc Phosphate
A. Susceptible host (tooth)
C. Zinc oxide Eugenol
B. Microflora with cariogenic potential
D. Glass Ionomer cement (plaque)
B. Provide a barrier against chemical 20. All of the following statements are true
irritation concerning posterior composite ECXEPT
C. Produce a structural form for the cavity A. Posterior composite are frequently
preparation indicated in the treatment of occlusal
lesions which allow conservative
D. Resist forces applied during condensation
preparations
of the restorative material
B. Posterior composite restorations are
17. Chronic caries is characterize by all of
contraindicated with a patient that has
the following EXCEPT
heavy occlusion (bruxism)
A. Common in adults
C. Posterior composite are indicated for
B. Extrinsic pigmentation cusp replacement as long as a dry operating
field can be maintained
C. Slow progressing or arrested
D. Posterior composites maybe indicated for
D. Pain is common
restoration for class II cavities in premolar
18. Which of the following is formed in teeth where the appearance is very
large quantities after the degradation of important, the cavity margins are in the
sucrose by Strepeococcus mutans
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enamel, and the occlusal contacts are in the C. Polyaccrylic acid
enamel
D. Tartaric acid
21. Composite filler particle function to do
25. What is the blade width with an
all of the following EXCEPT
instrument that has he following formula
A. Increase the coefficient of thermal 10-85-8-4
expansion
A. 10 mm
B. Increase the tensile strength and the
B.1.0 mm
compressive strength
C. 0.85 mm
C. Reduce the polymerization shrinkage
D. 0.80 mm
D. Increase the hardness
26. Chisels are used to cut primarly
E. Improve the wear resistance
A. Dentine
22. Which restorative material has the
lowest conductivity and diffusivity B. Enamel
A. Amalgam C. Cementum
B. Gold D. Amalgam
C. Dull white and chalky 28. The two most quoted disadvantages of
using a rubber dam includes
D. Slightly grey with a shine
A. Time consumption & Patient objection
24. Enamel is etched with
B. Cost & staff allergies to the material
A. Maelic acid
C. Time consumption & staff allergies to the
B. Phosphoric acid
material
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D. Patient objection & Cost 32. Which of the following is defined as the
form of the cavity preparation that aid the
29. After placing the rubber dam which
operator in preparing, placing or finishing a
isolated the six maxillary upper anterior
restoration
teeth, the dentist observed an usual
amount of wrinkling of the rubber dam A. Retention form
between the isolated teeth this wrinkling is
B. Resistance form
a result of
C. Convenience form
A. The holes that where punched were too
small 33. The outline form of a cavity is defined
as
B. The holes that were punched were too
close together A. The form the cavity takes to resist the
forces of mastication
C. The holes that were punched were too far
apart B. That form the cavity takes to resist
dislodgment or displacement
D. Crowding and overlapping of the anterior
teeth C. The shape or form of the cavity on the
surface of the tooth
30. The major factor for selecting teeth for
sealant application is D. The shape or form the preparation
assumes after the retention form has been
A. Age
completed
B. Caries risk
34. The brief but sharp electrical sensation
C. Family history one can receive when two dissimilar metals
come into contact in the mouth is called
D. Health status
A. Electromagnetic pulse
31. Studies have shown that incipient
carious lesions__________ after sealant B. Alternating current corrosion
placement
C. Electrolytic explosion
A. Progressively get bigger
D. Galvanic shock
B. Are arrested
35. Which cavity can involve any tooth,
C. Spread rapidly into the interproximal area anterior or posterior
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B. Class I, Class III and Class V 39. Which of the following factors tends to
decrease the setting expansion of amalgam?
C. Class III, Class VI and Class VI
A. Increasing the trituration time
D. Class III, Class IV and Class V
B. Increasing the amount of mercury in the
E. Class IV, Class V and Class VI
mix
36. The ideal amount of dentine required
C. Increasing the silver content of the alloy
between an amalgam restoration and the
pulp for insulation is D. Increasing the zinc content of the alloy
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42. How is mercury content generally 45. Which tooth requires special attention
manifestated in the clinical amalgam when preparing the occlusal aspect for a
restoration? restoration?
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to provide a ___________ cavosurface
angle
A. 45˚
B.60˚
C. 90˚
D. 120˚
A. Occlusal convergence
B. Occlusal Bevel
C. Retention grooves
D. Bonding
A. Stronger
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Section B
Match the statement with the correct answer from the box below:-
5. Cervical cavity (E )
E. Class V F. Class VI
7. Is the zone of bacterial Invasion, tubules are filled with bacteria. It is not
capable of remineralizatlon and must be removed prior to restoration.
10. Consists of decomposed dentin that is filled with bacteria. Must be totally
removed prior to restoration.
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11. Totally typical dentin with no bacteria in the tubules.
13. Used to locate the position of the teeth and determine the site that will be
punctured
15. Used to anchor the rubber dam to the most posterior tooth to be isolated
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18. Restoring a large carious lesion for which needs increased retention &/or
resistance on proximal surface of the crown of maxillary central incisior not
involving the incisial edge.E
19 Large restoration located partly on the crown and partially on the root
present on proximal surface of a maxillary canine not involving the incisial
edge.F
20. Small lesion on the proximal surface of a maxillary lateral incisor not
involving the incisal edge J
21. Small carious lesion on the facial cervical border surface of a mandibular
canine
22. Small faulty developmental pit located on a cusp tip of a mandibular first
premolarH
23. Has the cutting edge of the blade directed in the same plane as that of the
long axis of the handle and is bi-beveled. Used on anterior teeth for preparing
retentive areas and sharpening internal line angles.
24. Has blades that are slightly curved and the cutting edges are either circular
or claw like are used for removing caries and carving amalgam or direct wax
patterns
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25. Is designed to produce a proper bevel on gingival enamel margins of
proximoocclusal preparations.
26. The teeth of the instrument are designed to make it either a push or a pull
instrument.
31. This material should not be used as a base/ liner under a composite fillingA
32. This material has the ability to absorb fluoride when local ionic
concentrations are high and then release fluoride slowly when the
environmental concentration decreases.D
33. The initial mixture is highly acidic & its retention depends on mechanical
interlocking
34. Include an acid base reaction with a self amine perioxide polymerization
reaction. G
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36. Is very effective in promotion of secondary dentine E
G. Composite H. Amalgam
42. Locks E
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47. Capping weak cuspsE
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ANSWER SHEET
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SECTION B
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Section 1:
Choose the best answer:
Section 2
A. Clinical sites for caries initiation includes:
i. ………………………………………….
ii. ……………………………………………
iii. …………………………………………….
iv. ………………………………………………