PAPER 1

For one patient crown cutting (upper molar think so)and all perfect..no
excessive reduction of tooth structure.patient returns after 2 weeks
complaining of sensitivity
A.check occlusal contacts and tell him sensitivity will subside after weeks
B.apply desensitising agent by reflecting gingiva
C. Tooth mousse to apply at home.

-This same Patient has same side lower premolar pain.

A.check occlusal contacts
B.pulp vitality test
Add all other things..

PART OF SBQ

Bleaching should be done for how long before restoration?

A 1 to 2 weeks
B.5 to 6 weeks
C.6 months

PART OF SBQ

When will be the bleaching performed?

A.when the pulp chambers are sealed
B.before permanent restoration
C.after permanent restoration

MCQ

Ept interferes with

a. Pacemaker
b. Hearing aid
c. atrioventricular node
SBQ 4
(Lady patient, middle age? A bitewing radiograph given. Cone cut seen. Open contact between lower
5 and 6? She's taking tricyclic antidepressants. Upper premolar I couldn't see caries. Q was regarding
boneloss, mesial to upper 4 ).

BW : Upper 25, 26, 27.

lower -35, 36, 37 and a bit more of retromolar area, 34 was not seen for sure, also a small part of
upper and lower right corners of the film seem to be bended, and black. 36 has a mesial radiolucent
area (like a lost filling), but more radiopaque area surrounded it (like a cement base).

1. What treatment will you give for distal surface of 25

a. Tunnel Prep

b. No treatment

c. Recall and Xray after 6 months

d. CPP-ACP and recall after 6 months

e. Remove existing restoration and restore with composite

2. What treatment will you give for 36?

a. root planning of 36

b. refilling of existing restoration

c. removal of 38 and 47 (or something like that)

3. Q-n about RCT on 36. What will be the main challenge?

a. placement of a rubber dam

b. finding and filing the canals

4. Question about sensitivity from the 36.

A. no sensitivity.

B. sensitivity to cold.
C. sensitivity to sweet.

(cant the remember the other options)

5. Patient complains that lower left back region gets sore sometimes. What could be the reason?

a. open contact/ food impaction between 36 and 37.

b. secondary caries under restoration./ marginal leakage of 37 restoration

c. periodontal problem

6. What is seen at the distal surface of 37 beneath CEJ/ What is the radiolucency in the cemento-
enamel junction of the 37

a. cervical Burn out

b. caries..?

c. vertical bone loss

d. horizontal fracture

e .Iatrogenic removal of the lower 8

7. What is the technical error in the radiograph

a. cone-cut

b. insufficient angulation/ incorrect tube angulation

c. poor/inadequate contrast

d. patient didn't bite properly / film holder not bitten properly (probably this is the ans)

e. film placed too posteriorly

OR, questioned like this????

what was problem in bitewing radiograph?

distal part of canines are not involved

distal cone cut

SBQ

(Melanie Thomas) case about a lady whose naturopath told her to replace 12 amalgam fillings. In the
history she states she's allergic to nickel. She uses st johns wort (hypericum klamath goat weed) 1g
per day for treatment of stomach upset. And there was a picture of a white lesion on her buccal
mucosa

1. In treating this patient what guidelines you consider most :

a. amalgam guidelines from NHMR my answer

b. and another one thas was close to a, can't remember

c. patient condition

2. What is the lesion on the cheek?

a. cheek biting

b. lichen planus

c. leucoplakia

d. effect of the goat weed

3. what will your treatment be

a. replace all amalgam filling as per naturopathy.

b. replace just one filling...

c. explain about gold ,composite and something so she can make a informed decision

4. Patient has decided to replace it with composite. What is the important thing to tell the patient
before replacing the restoration.

a. will be sensitive for a few days/a week

b .it will not last as long as the amalgam and may need replacement from 5 yrs

c.) Composite take stains with time from tea, coffee and wine????

SBQ 6 SAME AS HANDBOOK

A 64-year-old patient who is receiving warfarin as part of the management of his atrial fibrillation
tells you that one of his lower right back teeth was restored three years ago by a dentist who has
since retired from your practice. The tooth is now occasionally sensitive to hot and cold. The clinical
notes confirm the history and indicate that the tooth was restored using a resin composite material.
(from ADC written hand book)

1. In addition to testing the pulp vitality with either cold or an electric pulp tester, which of the
following clinical tests or procedures would be the most appropriate to assist in making a diagnosis?

A. Orthopantomogram.

B. Bite-wing radiograph.
C. Percussion.

D. Crack testing.

E. INR.

2. In case like this Class II composite restorations of posterior teeth are more likely to fail due to
recurrent caries if:
A. the material is placed in increments because of the risk of leakage between the increments.

B. a glass-ionomer lining is used because of the risk that the lining will leach out over time.
C. occlusal loads are applied to the marginal ridge due to flexure of the material.
D. the curing time is extended due to greater shrinkage of the material.

E. the gingival margin is on dentine because bonding under these conditions is unpredictable.

3. Given the history and the radiographic evidence, would you expect the sensitivity to hot and
cold that the patient reports to be?
A. sharp, occurring once or twice per week and only with ice-cream and hot coffee.

B. sharp and relieved on removal of the hot or cold stimulus.

C. dull and lingering for 1-2 minutes.

D. always present but worse after a hot or cold stimulus.

E. worse in the morning.

4. If you decided to extract the tooth and in planning for the procedure you find that that the
patients INR is 2.4, would you:

A. Proceed with the extraction and provide appropriate post-operative instructions.

B. Proceed with the extraction and suggest that the patient stop their warfarin for 3 days.
C. Suggest that the patient stop their warfarin and commence taking 125mg aspirin before
returning in 3 days to have the tooth removed.
D. Consult the patients cardiologist to discuss stopping their warfarin treatment.
E. Refer to patient to a consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon who is best placed to manage
complex surgical problems such as this.

5. Which drug is used to control bleeding in warfarin taking patient having atrial fibrillation?
A. epsilon caproic acid.

B. Heparin.

C. ZOE pack.
D. Vitamin K.

6. After removal of the 46, which of the following prosthodontic options would be most
appropriate?

A. Immediate placement and immediate restoration with a dental implant.

B. Replacement with an immediate removable partial denture.

C. Replacement with a removable partial denture after the extraction site has healed.
D. Replacement with a fixed bridge.
E. No replacement until the patient has had an opportunity to assess their functional and
aesthetic concerns.

7. With atrial fibrillation on warfarin, what is the minimum INR required?

A. 3.

B. 2.

C. 4.

D. 5.

8. What is the complication if this patients stops warfarin?

A. Myocardial infarction.

B. Cerebro-vascular Stroke.
C. Deep Venous thrombosis.
SBQ
A 45 year old lady presents with a loose crown on a front tooth. She complains about dislodged post
and core crown. She had this post and core for last 10-15 years.

*(2 pictures were given)

Photo of 11 , 21 was given, with just 2mm of 11 visible , only the root remains after removing the
post and crown. The margins are below the gingival level. Fistula on labial either 11 or 21.

Radiolucency in 11 apical, 21 apical, mesial and distal???

No gutta percha in 11 that was 2 very small dots radiopaque on the distal wall of root canal, it is like
the excess cement of post but not gutta percha comparing by 21 and in 11 there was a distal
radiolucency in the coronal third of the root like vertical root fracture. 21 gutta percha was
obliterating the whole canal short 0.5 or 1 mm

1. What should be done to help with the diagnosis?

a. Periodontal probing

b. Check the fit of the tooth/crown

c. X-ray

d. Check the vitality

e. Percussion

2. If she wants to produce diastema as she had before what design would be most difficult to
achieve:
a. removable partial dentures

b. fixed movable denture

c. fixed fixed denture

d. implant
e. cantilever

3. What cause radiolucency of 11

a- improper root canal

B- improper coronal seal

C- vertical root fracture

d- long post ( big post something regard post )

4. what cause radiolucency on mesial 21

*The scenario was similar with March 2015 but slightly different and questions were also different.
Q2 and Q3 above definitely came up in the exam but not sure above the rest.
Patient was complaining of discoloured upper right central incisor. He remembers having a trauma
when he was 15 years old due to sporting injury and had a lot of treatment done for that tooth.
Picture was given.

Q1. What investigation will help for diagnosis and treatment planning?
A. Pulp sensibility B
Periapical x-ray
C. Percussion D.
OPG E.
Probing
Q2. What is the cause of discoloration? A. Tetracycline stains B. Internal resorption
C. Discoloration of the restoration. D. Pulp necrosis

Q3. If the tooth was endodontically treated, what would be the most likely cause?
A. Incomplete debridement of pulp chamber B. Coronal leakage

Q4. What is the best treatment for this patient? A. External bleaching B. Internal bleaching C.
Change restoration D. PFM crown
E. Ceramic

Q5. What risk from internal bleaching? A. Internal resorption B. External resorption

There was a sbq case about posts which are exposed to oral cavity(dont
remember the questions)which were golden colored
PAPER 2

PART OF SBQ

Not a Reason for the stone cast to appear chalky?

A.water on impression b4 pouring
B. Prolonged micing of alginate
C. Contamination of stone during mixing
D.Impression not cleaned properly
E.removing the stone cast early from impression n of stone during mixing
PART OF SBQ

By Crown cutting..percentage(?)of vital teeth that changes to non vital

A.less than 1/4
B.1/4 to 1/2
C.no evidence..something like that)

PART OF SBQ

Cement used to lute ceramic crown

A.zinc oxide
B.resin modified gic
C.conventinal gic
D.resin self cure cement

PART OF SBQ

What is not used in calculation of VDO?

A.recilned chair position
B.ask patient to say 'ah'

PART OF SBQ

for impression disinfection

a) sodium hypochlorite
b) Wash under water

SBQ

An immunocomprised patient with legionella ( its a microrganism living in

the water pipe lines in the dental unit , asking that the lady is afraid of
catching this disease too .
What to do for the water pipe lines :
A. An option talking about flushing the water pipe lines with H2O2 .
B. Flushing the water lines for 30 seconds at the begining of the day .
C.put filters to avoid retrograde water contamination
D.Moniter the bacteria level in water line
what is the most stable immpresion material :
A. Poly ether
B. Vinyle ( the option was just the word vinyle not "poly" vinyle )
One of the questions was : failure of full gold crown may be due to :
A.Microleakage of microorganisms .
B.margin of crown
C.Inadequate vertical height
D. Due to galvanic shock
PART OF SBQ

Ceramic crown too white in color.reasons

A.value high
B.chroma high
C.value and chroma high

PART OF SBQ
Patients composite filling always coming out.conservatively how to rectify
it
A. Metal ceramic crown
B.Gold type 1
C.cad cam fabricated composite
D.Full ceramic
E.gold type 3

PART OF SBQ

Sibilant sound s not proper

A.space between maxillary incisor.
B.maxillary incisor touching lower lip

MCQ

Cheek biting.reduce which teeth

A.buccal surface of lower molar
B.buccal surface of upper molar

SBQ

X-ray. Implant 15 not enough space between 14 and 16, implant in situ

Q1. Not enough space for accurate impression. What to do?

A. Order customized impression pin
B.

Q2. Put crown and x-ray, but crown above occlussion line. What is
failure and what to do?

A. Send back to laboratory, because abutment and crown do not fit

implant

B.
Q3. After adjusting crown, patient returns 1 week later and has pain on
lower right. Reason?

A. Check premature occlusion contacts on crown

B. Pulpitis
C. TMJ disfunction

Q4. Minimum space required for two implants of 3.5 mm diameter (?)
A. 7mm B. 11mm C. 13mm D. 14mm

SBQ

Picture given - lower anteriors present (from Canine to Canine), upper

completely edentulous)

(Maxilla- maxillary ridge has undercuts, a red elevated spot in the

incisor area, flabby ridges, buccalfrenum slightly more prominent,
bulbous maxillary tuberosity. Mandible- marked resoprtion of
mandibular posterior region, with supra-erupted anteriors and
triangular embrasure gap between them) 70 year old lady, wearing
dentures since last 20 years, never had any problem with them. Her
new denture (12 months old) is giving her problem. It is fine when at
rest or talking but the lower denture becomes loose when eating. She
got her teeth extracted early in age, on her second baby, and she is
wearing dentures since then. She recently had a hip replacement
procedure done, and is in early stage of Parkinson.

On examination, you found that the denture fits well and is made to a
high standard. She says her lower incisors are becoming long and she
should get them all extracted now, when she is fit and healthy.

Q1. What is the red spot on the upper ridge A. Incisive papilla B.
Insertion of labial frenum C. Root fragment D. Abscess
Q2. By looking at the picture, how would you describe Maxilla? A.
Undesirable labial undercut B. Excessive resorption of anterior ridge C.
Exostosis of anterior maxilla D. Unmanageable buccal frena E.
Overhanging/enlarged maxillary tuberosities

Q3. In making Lower denture (of high quality), what is the most
significant difficulty that you will face? A. Lingual plate showing
through the lower incisors embrasure B. Hypertrophy of tongue/
inadequate area for the tongue- to manage it in the lower denture C.
High occlusal plane- due to over erupted incisors D. To get retentive
area on Canine, as undercut lies in the gingival third E. Problematic
buccal frenum

Q4. Reason for the denture to become loose during function A. Canine
interference on lateral excursion B. Unfavourable palatal anatomy C.
Decrease saliva (xerostomia) / changes in saliva quality D. Involuntary
muscle action on denture, due to Parkinson disease

Q5. Before the procedure? (Patient had undergone hip replacement,

what will you do before performing the procedure/extraction) A. No
prophylaxis required

16

B. Refer to Orthopedic to consult regarding prophylaxis

Q6. What will be the difficulty in making new denture? A. Recording

jaw relation
Q7. If all mandibular teeth are extracted, which ridge will be resorbed
more

A. Upper ridge palatally

B. Mandible loses more bone from the buccal than lingual
C. Mandible loses more bone from lingual than buccal
D. Same amount of bone is lost on either side
E. Upper ridge buccally

Q8. When you construct the mandibular distal extension partial

denture what is the most significant problem you will face
A. Inability to get enough undercut on canines
B. Marked ridge resorption
C. Big tongue

Q9. What was the principal complication or difficulty to design new

denture for this patient
A. Resorption of anterior ridge
B. Large buccal frena
C. Her medication case
D. Parkinson disease

Q10. What is the difficulty during construction of lower RPD

A. High occlusal level of lower anterior teeth
B. Inadequate space for the tongue (a bit large)
C. Adjust occlusal plane according to retromolar area
D. Problematic buccal frenums
E. Resorbed upper anterior ridge
Q11. What material will u use for final impression of the lower jaw?

A. Alginate

B. PVS
C. Polyether
D. Impression plaster
E. additional silicone

SBQ

The patient with fracture porcelain

. A male patient presented with a chipped porcelain 3 unit PFM

bridge. It was made by another dentist who moved interstate. Edge to
edge bite is clearly seen. 3 unit bridge, porcelain chipped off in the
region of 11, 12. He has a meeting today and needs it to be fixed
urgently.

Q1. What is the most probable main cause for this defect in bridge
A. Improper framework
B. Unfavourable bite (resulting in chipping)
C. Bridge design
D. Hard biting
E. Thin porcelain

Q2. What is the name of this defect

A. Adhesion cohesion defect
B. Adhesion
C. Cohesion
D. Wrote adhesion
Q3. If you want to repair the fractured porcelain in the chair, what you
will do A. CAD/CAM or similar option
B. Etching with 4% hydrofluoric acid for 20 sec and restore with
composite C. Etching with
4% hydrofluoric acid for 5 min and restore with composite

Q4. How would you prevent similar fracture in future? A. Occlusion B.

Use splint at night
C. Make group function occlusion

Q5. For a new bridge if you wanted to construct high strength metal
free bridge, what material would you use? A. Feldspathic
B. Procera C. Zirconia
D. Scintered aluminia
E. Porcelain

Q6. Resin bonded bridges loose retention between A. Resin-enamel B.

Resin-metal C. Within resin

Q7. At a later date when you want to replace 3 unit bridge, what do u
want to alter
A. Change the labial contour
B. Alter the bridge design

Q8. How many mm will you reduce the Fabrication of the Metal
Ceramic Crown Restoration
A. 1.2 mm to 1.5 mm for the labial surface, 0.5 mm to 0.7 mm for the
lingual surface, 2.0 mm for the occlusal surface
B.

Q9. What main problem when need to provide aesthetic bridge to

patient in future A. Gingival margin
B. Grind incisal edge of 11 more
C. Extract and placement of implants

Q10. What would be the most challenging or difficult aspect in

replacing this bridge
A. Removing the bridge
B. Lip or smile line
PAPER 3

Tardive dyskinesia patient(involuntary movements of face and jaw)patient is

hiding a disease..he is taking some drug.
A.anti convulsant drug
B.anti phsycotic drug
C.Antiretroviral drug
Patient is anxious about treatment and has gum bleeding.what should you
do?
A.nitrous oxide sedation
B.tell him to come with his wife another day.
C.periodontist referal
Will his medical history and medication affect his treatment
A.No,medicines will have no effect
B.No.....
C.Yes,.....
D.yes,his medical condition may have destructing effect on his oral tissues

Which dental procedure would be difficult to do for this patient

A.bite wings
B.saliva tests(something like that)
C.it will affect anesthesia
D.tooth sensitivity test
D.vitality test
Please add other portions related to this.All mixed up.

SBQ

Lichenoid reaction case

Patient presents with 5 year history of using methyldopa due to
hypertension , she recently has started using new tooth paste
She also has recently starting started Nsaids due to her joint pain

1.what is the leison?

A.lichenoid reaction to methyldopa
B.lichenoid reaction to nsaids
C.lichenoid reaction to tooth paste
D.Lichenoid dysplasia

E.lichen planus
Investigations for this?
1. Incisional biopsy
2. Brush biopsy
3.oral swab

SBQ

Picture of a lesion on hard palate

A.Herpez zoster
B.Impression allergy
C.Aphthous

MCQ

Incorrect about oral ulcers??

A.trauma is the most common cause
B.infection is the cause
C.all oral cancer starts as ulcer

PART OF SBQ

proper sterilization temp and holding time.

132 c 2 mins hold time
132 c 3 mins
134 c 2 mins
134 c 3 mins

MCQ

Q: WroNG about paracetamol

A.antipyretic
B.anti inflammatory
C.acts centrally
D.metabolized by liver
E.cause GIT symptoms

MCQ

sign of Hiv seroconversion

A.oral candidiasis
B.kapposis sarcoma
C.linear gingival erythema
D.hairy leukoplakia

SBQ

Question related to a patient who had latent tuberculosis and the

precaution to b taken by the dentist while treating him

Options were
1. Double gloves
2. Conventional face mask
3. Apron to b incinerated after the treatment bcoz of the water
contamination during ttt
4.
5. N95 face mask

PART OF SBQ

The scenario for cjd said that the patient was injected pituitary hormone in
1980s (if i remember it right). She came to dr. Bills last week with pain in
lower left back tooth region. The tooth was probably 36 and she was
interested in getting the teeth saved by RCT
A.Treat with normal universal precautions
B.Give analgesics and give him another appointment to prepare the clinic
for special precautions(don't remember exact wording)
C.Complete debridement of canal and reprocess all the instruments
D.Debridement of canal and throw away all metallic instruments

SBQ

A 26 year old female presents to your clinic, complaining of numbness of

her lower right lip after IAB with 4% articaine was performed one week ago.
She reports she is taking Lithium every day.

1. What is Lithium used for

a. Deep endogenous depression treatment
b. Lithium insufficiency
c. Mild anxiety
d. Mild depression
e. Coping disorders
2. What would you do with the patient in first instance?
a. Leave it and tell her it will improve by itself OR Tell her sensation will be
gone and not to come back to see you
b. Sensitivity test and review in a week
c. Sensitivity test and review in a month
d. Sensitivity test and review in 3 months
e. Ask her to stop lithium and come back
f. Do nothing/wait

3. What is the risk of prolonged paraesthesia with articaine 4% compared

with lignocaine 2%
OR
What is the risk level of using articaine in comparison to lidocaine when
applying a block injection?
a. The same
b. 5%
c. 100%
d. More than 200%

4. Which test is not commonly performed for nerve injury?

A. Thermal
B. Blunt
C. Two point discrimination
D. Sharp
E. Pressure

5. Which event is most likely to happen after 3 months of numbness?

A. Neurapraxia
B. Axonotmesis
C. Neurotmesis
D. axonotmesis

MCQ

A Complete Blood Count is least needed/ useful for:

- infectious mononucleosis
- lymphoma

- Anemia
- Neutropenia

-diabetes
- 1..what is the factor deciding her dependence (or max dose of ibuprofen
a) 1800mg
b)2400 mg
c) 2000 mg
d) 1000 mg

SBQ (SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA)

Diabetic Patient has ulcer on lateral border of tongue since some weeks, no
pain, previously had sharp edge on tooth opposite to ulcer. Q1. What is it?
A. Squamous cell carcinoma

SBQ

SBQ (picture case)

Photo. White lesion on mouth floor? Q. What is NOT seen as possible

diagnosis? A. Fordyces spots (glandules)
B. SCC C. Leukoplakia
D. LP

SBQ

A patient is alcoholic. He drank last night and can't remember the details,
but suffered a blow or trauma(?).
1) According to some Australian Medical Guidelines how many drinks per
day is the maximum recommended dose for a male? a. 1

b. 2

c. 4

d. 8

2) How many milliliters of alcohol are in 1 standard drink? a. 10ml

b. 20ml

c. 25ml

d. 50ml
* Posteroanterior view of left half of the skull (I could see the fracture line in
the left condylar neck and displacement of fragments???)

3) What is your diagnosis? (according to the radiograph)

a. left condylar fracture

b. left condylar fracture with dislocation

c. fracture of mandiblar angle

4) What is the treatment?

a. open reductrion

b. splinting?? c. ???

5) What are the long-term consequences? a. left TMJ disfunction

SBQ

An elderly patient has a simple extraction of 16. The socket has not been
healed within 10weeks. Patient is taking Alendronate.
1)Alendronate is the treatment for: a. osteoartritis b. osteoporosis c.
malignant melanoma d. Paget's disease
2)What is the reason for non-healed socket? a. bisphosphonate-related
osteonecrosis b. oroantral fistula c. ???

3) Treatment? Talk to the patient's physician about a. stop the medication

b. change Alendronate to Ibandronate c. prescribing antibiotics

4) If the physician will provide this treatment, when do you expect the
socket to heal? a. 1 month b. 3 months c. 12 months d. never

PAPER 4

SBQ

Smoker patient..smokes ( history given) half hour after waking up..she tried
to quit smoking but restarted it due to anxiety depression and
socialism..(bone loss on x ray)
addiction) to smoking?
A.she tried to quit it and then restarted
B..she smokes half hour after waking up
2..what kind of dependence she has?
A.emotional
B.environmental
C.social
3.she asks you if her bone can grow back..what will you tell her?
A.yes if surgery is done
B.no.but it will get worse if you won't quit smoking

MCQ
The question asking about the wrong definition was there also :
Specificity
Sensitivity

Incidence
Prevalence
Risk factor

SBQ

Indigenous man, used to smoke and use cannabis for 20 years, stopped
since 1 year.
Stressed out and taking medications for that? Worried about the anterior
mobile teeth and wants to get it corrected? (Please correct)

OPG showing bone loss in lower anteriorly. Couldn't see bone loss else
where

Pic showing anterior teeth from labial aspect, dark pigmentation seen

below the gingiva. What is the pigmentation due to?

A) Melanin pigmentation
B) Somking and Cannabis
C) Leukoplakia
D) Lichen planus

Pic showing anterior teeth from lingual surface, heavy plaque deposits,
recession 2-4mm and mobility mentioned. What would you classify this
into?
A) Acute periodontitis
B) Chronic severe periodontitis
C) Chronic moderate periodontitis
D) ANUG
E) Agressive periodontitis

What determines the treatment/ prognosis? Can't remember

A) Medications
B) Smoking and cannabis
C) Diet

How would you treat him?

A) Refer to periodontist
B) Do the initial phase therapy and recall after 6 weeks

MCQ

Systemic flouride causes what??

A.Increase the solubility resistance of enamel surface to resist acid attacks.
B.preventing enzymatic action of bacteria??
C.calcium flouride is formed which is more resistant??

SBQ

Patient age 31..indigenous Australian..living with partner and 5 kids

He has uncontrolled diabetes HbA1c =12% , smoker since 16 year of age
and quit smoking only 1 year ago
Examination reveals heavy calculus deposits, he is also using
bisphosphonates.
Opg given..bone loss visible

1.clinical exam show probing depth of 4 to 5mm..what is the condition?

A.agressive periodontitis
B.moderate chronic periodontitis
C.severe chronic periodontitis

2.what is the most significant factor responsible for his condition?

A.smoking
B.bisphosphonates
C.diabetes

3.what will you advice regarding smoking?

A.use e cigarettes as substitute to nicotine
B.e cigararettes has same nicotine content
C.illegal in Australia
D.Can be used indefinitely as nicotine substitute
4.how will you treat this patient?
A. debridement and 6 month follow up regime
B.refer to periodontist

MCQ
Child ingested large amount of fluoride. what to do:
a) Call Australian Poison control
b) force to drink fluids
c) Induce vomiting
d) give sodium bicarbonate
MCQ
Incorrect about impacted teeth
A.impacted teeth should be removed
B.impacted teeth should be removed

C. Impacted teeth should be removed in patients with dentigerous cyst.

D.impacted teeth with recurrent pericoronitis.
E.impacted teeth with incisal imbrication(something like that) n teenagers
and young adults

MCQ

First sign of periodontal disease

A.pocket formation
B.drifting of teeth
C. Changes in consistency of gingiva
D.Attachment loss

MCQ

Which periodontal fibres gives integrity to dental arch?

A.Apical
B.Transeptal
C.Oblique

MCQ

What is true regarding stainless steel crown preparation of deciduous

molar
A.occlusal reduction of 1 to 1.5 mm
B..chamfer ledge is required on proximal
C.Buccal and lingual reduction more than proximal
D.Mesial and distal walls tapered gingivally
PART OF SBQ

Gracey currette for mesial surface of teeth 46

A..3/4
B..5/6
C..11/12

MCQ

Patient with multiple missing teeth and no sweat in summer

A.Ectodermal dysplasia
B.Cleidocranial dysplasia

Bilateral symmetrical swelling of mandible

A.cherubism
B.paget disease

In a flouridated toothpaste with 0.304% monofluorophosphate ..the

amount of fluoride ions..?
A .400ppm
B .1000ppm
C .1500ppm
D .4000ppm

What is the risk level of using articaine in comparison to lidocaine when

applying a block injection?
a. The same
b. 5%
c. 100%
d. More than 200%
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Boy 17 years old, with epilepsy, taking dilantin. Photo of teeth

(hypertrophy of gingiva and generalized plaque) came to your clinic
for check-up.

Q1. What is diagnosis if patient is taking Dilantin

A. Epilepsy

Q2. What is treatment?

A. Resection and debridement
B. Professional debridement and oral prophylaxis with plaque control
instructions can help resolve a problem
C. Surgical resection and professional debridement and drug stop

Q3. He refused his teeth brushing. He said that he doesnt want to

bothered, he doesnt like appearance of his teeth and gums. What
phase of trans theoretical model his behaviour belongs to?
A. Pre-contemplation
B. Contemplation
C. Preparation
D. Action
E. Maintenance

TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL

Pre-contemplation in this stage people do not take action in the

foreseeable future (defined as within the next 6 months). People are
often unaware that their behaviour is problematic or produces
negative consequence.
Q4. He asked about Continued Professional Education of dentists.

A. 60 hours with 80% of clinically and scientifically based.

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SBQ 1 OPG with big horizontal radiopaque line.

Q1. What is it?
A. Collar

Q. 2: why is it happened?
A. Chin is too down

SBQ 2 OPG with artefact on right angle of mandible. What is it?

A. Patient movement

SBQ 3 OPG with radioopacity under roots of lower incisors. What is it?
A. Cervical vertebrae
B. Condence osteitis

B. Osseodisplasia
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Please note that recession was on 31 and 41, one of them was more
severe than other

18 year old lady with recession on 31and 41, picture was given. On
photo: vertical recession on 31 with less than 1 mm attached
gingiva 3-4 mm. Tooth is in overocclussion plane for 1 mm. Other
teeth are ok.
Q1. What is the best recommendation for her to prevent future
recession
A. Send to specialist for graft surgery
Q2. But father doesnt have money to pay for graft. What is to do
in such situation?
A. Oral hygiene, soft toothbrush, diet and chlorhexidine and
fluorides

Q3. What is reason for her pain complains?

A. Over erupted tooth with uncovered root surface, pain due to
vigorous teeth bruising
B. Sensitivity due to TBA

Q4. Grandmother agreed to pay for patients treatment. As grafting

procedure is not predictable, what is prognosis for her grafting?
What would you tell to grandmother?
A. Good if good oral hygiene maintained
B. Poor because of Miller Class 2 recession
C. Good if frenumectomy or correction
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Chen with ANUG( SAME CASE)
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10 y.o. boy has no symptoms. Mother brings him in for a dental
check. They are going to move to USA in 6 month.

*OPG 75, 84 - large fillings, radiolucency in furcation and apical

area (???) 35 - horizontally impacted 44 -vertically impacted

1) What is the diagnosis? a. dental abscess b. periapical

granuloma (there was no option of periodontitis)

When the boy was 7y.o he experienced pain and attended another
dentist. Those fillings on 75, 84 were made at that time. There were
given 2 BW's taken before treatment 3 years ago.
*BW's 75, 84 - grossly carious (can't remember clearly, but I think
almost to the pulp)

2) Some q-n about incorrect treatment in the past(???). ulpotpmy

should have been done(???)

3) Treatment? a. extraction of 75, 84, no space maintenance b. no

treatment, another check-up in USA c. referral for consultation to
orthodontist, surgeon, than extraction and ortho traction of 35,44,
continued in USA
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9 y.o. boy has pain, swelling in infraorbital region, fever 39,8'C.
Tooth 12 is extremely painful to percussion, no caries detected.

*PA of 13,12,11 (was very unclear)

1) Diagnosis by PA
a. dens in dente b. supernumerary tooth c. vertical fracture

2) Treatment a. RCT b.extraction

On other PA (wasn't given, just text) you see, that tooth 22 has
similar presentation, but no symptoms. 2) What will you do with
22? (???
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11 y.o.
* Picture
Photo from the front in occlusion. Deep bite.

*Dental charting was given (can't remember)

1) Q-n about the main concern according to the chart a. 23 erupted
before 12 (It was my answer, can't remember other options)

2) Treatment of deep bite a. bite plane to allow eruption of

eruption of molars and intrusion of incisors b. removable appliance
to arrange teeth and it can allow other correction