1. Reason for brittleness of endodontically treated tooth
   1. Micro cracks in remaining tooth structure produced by endodontic procedures.
   2. Weakened collagen intermolecular cross-links in Dentine
   3. Loss of internal & external tooth structure
   4. All the above
   
   
   
2. Average number of deglutitions per day
   1. 450
   2. 500
   3. 550
   4. 600
   
   
   
3. The most effective way to resolve inflammation of oral tissues is to keep the denture out of the mouth for at least ____ hours before impressions are made.
   1. 12
   2. 18
   3. 24
   4. 48
   
   
   
4. Chewing centre is located in
   1. Pons
   2. Thalamus
   3. Frontal lobe
   4. Cortex
   
   
   
5. Genial tubercle becomes prominent in
   1. Class I patients
   2. Class II patients
   3. Class III patients
   4. In resorbed ridge
   
   
   
6. Beyron’s point is
   1. 13 mm in front of anterior margin of meatus
   2. 13 mm from posterior margin of tragus to canthus
   3. 13mm from foot of tragus to canthus
   4. 10 mm anterior to centre of external auditory meatus and 7mm below Frankfort plane
   
   
   
7. Path of insertion for a ¾ crown
   1. Parallel to occlusal 1/3
   2. Parallel to occlusal 2/3
   3. Parallel to cervical 1/3
   4. Parallel to long axis
   
   
   
8. Functional cusp bevel gives
   1. Help to preserve periodontium
   2. Provides resistance form
   3. Provides structural durability
   4. Help to preserve tooth structure
   
   
   
9. A parallel pin added to prefabricated resin post for antirotational stabilization and some additional retention is called
   1. Copost
   2. Parapost
   3. Auxillary post
   4. Additional post
   
   
   
10. Arc-fixed partial denture is otherwise called as
    1. Working denture
    2. Functional denture
    3. Interim denture
    4. Perel pontic
    
    
    

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