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Corrosive hazard
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D. Nasopharyngeal intubation
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d. Administer Oxygen
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Answer is A
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C. Reassure and refer the patient to GDP for management
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Answer is B
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B. 50%
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B. Beta Titanium
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B. Round NiTi alignment arch wire
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C. Two periapical radiographs
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A. Advise the patient and parent for mutual medication
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C. Limited field CBCT
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A. Low maxillary sinus floor
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E. Anterior disc derangement
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Answer is A - Transcranial view with open and closed mouth
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E. Biological hazard
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C. Less serious health hazard (general danger)
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C. Sample size calculation
• you have a study , you formulate the research question according to PICO so what is the
next step you will do or In a study that is planned which step is taken after finding out what to
research ??
• The answer in order
• 1. perching the literature
• 2. Sample size estimation
• 3. inclusion and exclusion criteria
• 4. ethical clearance
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C. Long term health hazard
• Health Hazard: A cancer-causing agent (carcinogen) or substance with respiratory,
reproductive or organ toxicity that causes damage over time (a chronic, or long-term, health
hazard).
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E. Non-ionizing radiation hazard
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D. Radiation hazard
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ANSWER IS C
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C. Fixed retainer
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E. 0 mm
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C. Clicking
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A. Orthodontic tooth movement alone
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C. Fluorosis
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E. Root development stage of 6's
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ANSWER IS D
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C. Supernumerary tooth
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D. After one year from the start of the PHV
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B. Extract A, surgically expose UL1, bond button, do orthodontic traction along
with creating space
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D. Odontoma
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E. Increased palatal acrylic coverage
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ANSWER IS B
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ANSWER IS D
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B. Ankylosis after eruption
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C. Yield point
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A. To increase the force range
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ANSWER IS A
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D. Above 10 mm per arch
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Answer is B
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E. Therapeutic Class II molar relationship bilaterally
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Answer is C
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E. Controllable sliding mechanics
• 0.018" x 0.028" - lighter forces with 3-D control
• 0.022" x 0.028" - good for arch co-ordination and sliding mechanics
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C. Along the longitudinal axis of tooth
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A. Upper incisor and lower lip
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C. Regain the space
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C. Variable
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D. FR 3
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B. Excessive risk of gingival inflammation
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C. Facial asymmetry
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B. Adding torque
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E. 0.19x0.25 TMA
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B. 0.016 NiTi
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C. Days
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D. Anterior occlusal
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B. IOFTN
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D. 1 - 2 days
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E. Low powder / Liquid ratio
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D. Arrange an electronic communication device so that carol can give her a consent
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A. Advice the patient and parent for mutual mediation of the conflict and review the
patient for consent again at the next appointment
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C. Cross over controlled trial
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D. Scheduled trimming of twin block to allow setting
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C. Idiopathic condylar resorption
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E. Prospective case controlled study ( cohort study )
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A. 0.5 mm Z spring with 3 mm activation
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B. 3 - 5 days
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D. Rinse mouth with normal water every time after taking steroid inhaler
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C. Modelling
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D. High O2 and Salbutamol
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C. Environmental Hazard
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C. Intrusion and bodily distal movement
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D. 1/2 molar width on each side
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B. Extract LLE and allow LL6 to drift forward
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A. 0.016x0.022 blue Elgiloy
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D. Administer Adrenaline 1:1000
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B. Stronger than the commercially available agent
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B. Excessive salivation
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A. An anterior elastics attached to wire bending
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D. 0.020 x 0.020 SS
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A. 60 Kv
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B. Etching with hydrofluoric acid 9.6% and bonding using saline coupling agent
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E. Create space, extract supernumerary, monitor spontaneous eruption then
orthodontic traction if failed required
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E. Correct transposition
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D. 9
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A. Trimming of the talon cusp only
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A. Mix the GIC on cool slab
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A. She is storing the alginate impression in a dry paper towel
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B. Close space for U2s
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C. by using flowable composite
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B. 4 mm
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C. 0.030 inch
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C. 5 - 15 per hour
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D. <5
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A. 3 does at 8, 12 and 16 weeks
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B - Classic conditioning
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E. Positive reinforcement
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C. Negative reinforcement
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E. Modeling
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D - Sodium phosphate
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D. Flexible splint + commence orthodontic treatment after 6 months
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C - Debond immediately after taking consent
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C. Leave and monitor
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D - Commence orthodontic treatment after obtaining informed consent
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D. Assure her as the problem might be stress related
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A. TMA
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C - TMA
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B. Stainless steel
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E - Slow maxillary expansion
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D - Yield point
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E - Resilience range
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E - Formability range
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C - Point of arbitrary clinical loading
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A - Buccal in sector 3
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D - Both palatal
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E - Tuberculate
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C - 25º
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E - Tap water
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A - stronger than the commercially available
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E - 25º
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C. Impacted canine
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C - 52%
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D - 8%
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C - Place finger in running water and squeeze it
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A. Cut the needle yourself and dispose of the needle in the sharp disposal container
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E. bodily movement in distal direction
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B - Halterman appliance
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A - molar uprighting
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C - 72 hours
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B - Hemifacial microsomia
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E - Ectodermal dysplasia
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A - 0.04
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B - 0.9
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A - 10 - 67 µS
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D - Palatal in sector 4
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A - 70º
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E - CVM stage 2
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B - TCS
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E - CVM stage 6
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C - The pt scintigraphy would demonstrate increased uptake in left condyle
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B - Hemimandibular hyperplasia
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D - Hemimandibular elongation
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D - Administer Salbutamol through a large volume spacing device
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E - Administer GTN and keep the pt upright
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C - Syncope
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C
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B - 2:30
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D - 3 mm height 2 mm width
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C - 0.25mm/stage
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C - Shows no movement (Locked tooth)
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D - Vertical rectangular
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A - IPR
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C. Difficult movements
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E - Root control
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B- 3 - 4 mm of clinical attachment loss has occurred in chronic periodontitis
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B - 3.5 - 5.5, 8.5 to 11.5
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B - Mild periodontitis
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D-3
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A - Full periodontal chart, OHI, Remove defective margins, plaque retention
factors, Consider referral to specialist
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A - Lower lateral incisor
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B - Codes 0 - 2 for 7 - 11 yrs and * for 12 to 17 yrs
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D - Represents furcation involvement
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D - Supra and sub gingival scaling at selected sites in addition to oral hygiene
instruction and prophylaxis. Remove plaque retentive factors
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A - 6 months
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B - Syncope
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A - Fast circulatory absorption
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C - Type I
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A - Administer nitroglycerine and reassure the pt
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E - Aspirin
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D - 9º
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E - Apply direct pressure
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D - Allow rebreathing
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E - Extrusion
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B - Rotation correction
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D - Lingual root torque
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C - Samuels locking spring
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B - Biocompatible
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D - Administration of high O2 with salbutamol
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A - Large pulp chamber and canal obliteration
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A - Request meeting with person who holds a court order of guardianship
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Prescribe chlorhexidine MW 0.2%
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A. Left condylar head is positioned medially, downward and forward in its
glenoid fossa
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B. radiotherapy
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C. Anti-cholinergic
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B. People with medium and high support
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A. Immunodeficiency
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D. Until brushing competency is seen
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D. 1.2 million
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D. Labial surface of upper anterior teeth
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D. Palatal surfaces of upper anterior teeth
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C. Atrophic glossitis
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D. Management of OSA
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B. Minor aphthous ulcer
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C. Crouzon's syndrome
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A. Achondroplasia
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E. T, S, V
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E. Muscle of mastication
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E. muscle of facial expressions
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C. Mucous membrane pemphigoid
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D. Pemphigus vulgaris
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D. Acetaminophen
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A. Intermittent
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C. Continuous
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B. Intermittent
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A. Bioelectric theory
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B. Median rhomboid glossitis
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B. Oral candidiasis
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A. The crown moves maximally with little movement of the root apex
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E. The crown and the root both move equally but in opposite directions
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A. The crown and root both move equally in same direction
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A. 120 grams
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A. 70 grams
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C. Osteoblasts
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E. Kaposi sarcoma
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A. Behcet disease
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C. Inhibit bone resorption
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A. Tipping
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C. Tipping
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B. Mesial to upper canine and distal to lower canine
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C. Last anterior tooth to erupt
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C. 6 - 1 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 7
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E. Oral melanoma
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E. Permanent teeth will be crowded
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A. 3 months
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A. Flexible permanent retention
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B. Anterior open bite and spacing
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B. Class II Div.1
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E. SCC
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C. Hairy tongue
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D. Major aphthous ulcer
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E. palatally
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D. Class III subdivision left
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D. Class II subdivision left
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E. Conical
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A. Tuberculate
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D. Abnormal labial feral attachment
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E. Cephalogram
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D. 4th - 6th week of intrauterine life
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B. 3 months
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D. 24 months
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B. 12 months
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E. Z-spring
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E. Amalgam tattoo
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D. Lichen planus
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B. Leukoplakia
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D. To eliminate digit sucking habits
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C. Correction of dental cross bite
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C. Reassurance that the condition is transient and usually
corrects when canines erupt and monitor
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B. 90 seconds
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C. 2/3 or more of extraction space is utilised by the movement of the anchored teeth
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A. A maximum of 1/4 of the extraction space is utilised by the movement of the
anchored teeth
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A. A maximum of 1/2 of the extraction space is utilised by the movement of the
anchored teeth
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E. Reciprocal tooth movement
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D. TADs
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C. External motivation
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B. 80%
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E. Leukoplakia with Squamous cell transition
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E. Association error
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B. Pemphigus Vulgaris
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B. Reduces the risk of dentoalveolar trauma
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B. 2nd permanent molar calcifying at bifurcation
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A. Primary C
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B. 121º C, 15 bar pressure for 15 minutes holding time
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D. Treat with 9.6% hydrofluoric acid by silane coupling agent application, Zirconia
primer and bonding with composite resin
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B. 8 - 11 years
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A. Downward and backwards
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D. Paediatric neurologist
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C. Attention deficit hyperactivity syndrome
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A. Attention deficit hyperactivity syndrome
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F. Neurofibromatosis
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B. Enuresis
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A. Tourette syndrome
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B. Fragile X syndrome
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D. Epilepsy
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A. Electroencephalogram
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D. Obsessive compulsive disorder
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D. Within 6 weeks
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A. 50%
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B. RRBs (Restricted repetitive behaviors)
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C. Accept transposition with restorative camouflage
293
D. Monitor and wait for completion of growth and access
accordingly
294
E. Disimpaction with separator
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D. Equivalent to 1 - 5 days
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B. 70 kv with 10 milliampere
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E. Tooth is moving to the right under light force
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B. Tooth is moving to the right under light force
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C. Resorption
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C. Hyalinisation
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B. Osteoclast
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E. Osteoblast
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B. Ameloblast layer
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B. Pre enamel
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E. Tomes process
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C. NSAID's
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B. Bulimia nervosa
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B. Refer for cognitive behavior therapy
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A. Nasopharyngeal intubation
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B. Enamel organ
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E. Dental papilla
313
E. Dental follicle
314
B. Cannabis
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A. Bud stage
316
A. Early cap stage
317
E. Late cap stage
318
E. Bell stage
319
B. Stop treatment, wash the wound and squeeze blood
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E. Injection of epinephrine
321
B. Anterior box elastics
322
B. MIH
323
B. OHI, RSD
324
A. OHI
325
A. OHI, Removal of plaque retentive factors, including all supra -
and subgingival calculus
326
D. Record full probing depths (6 sites per tooth) in the secants
where code 3 was recorded, in addition to recording the BPE in
those sextants with scores 0, 1, 2
327
C. Record full probing depths (6 sites per tooth) in all sextants
328
D. The WHO probe has a ball end 0.5 mm in diameter, and black
band from 3.5 to 5.5 mm
329
A. WHO probe
330
A. Cover the headgear with a protective sleeve
331
D. Sodium phosphate
332
E. Anterior surface of zygomatic arch
333
A. Treacher Collin syndrome
334
B. Uncontrolled tipping
335
C. Sassouni analysis
336
C. Harvold analysis
337
D. 24 months
338
E. 2 weeks
339
C. Surgical repositioning followed by stabilization with flexible
splint for 4 weeks
340
A. Periapical, occlusal and eccentric exposures
341
E. Aperture
342
A. Increase ISO
343
E. Picture taken too much above the occlusal plane
344
B. 8 - 12
345
E. Bimaxillary retrognathism
346
E. Asymmetrical AOB
347
E. To have adequate training
348
D. Not give anything
349
A. Smoking
350
C. Refer to speech therapy immediately
351
C. Cancel and reschedule your visit
352
E. Refer for skin prick testing
353
A. MRONJ
354
B. MRI
355
A. MRI
356
D. OPG
357
E. Cleft nurse
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