Anchorage

Q1 : best to wear a headgear / functional

appliance in evening / night because :
a/ patient cooperation is highest
b/ patient is at home and not in school
c/ growth hormone section is high in this
period
d/ tissue begin to take rest at this period
Q2 : the type of anchorage in lower active
plate removable appliance :
a/ intra-maxillary anchorage
b/ inter-maxillary anchorage
c/ simple reciprocal anchorage
d/ compound anchorage
Q3 : the anchor tooth will have to be moved
bodily in case of :
a/ simple anchorage
b/ reciprocal anchorage
c/ stationary anchorage
d/ simple stationary anchorage
Q4 : Bakers anchorage for class II and class
III elastic traction type of anchorage :
a/ intra-maxillary anchorage
b/ intra-mandibular anchorage
c/ inter-maxillary anchorage
d/ inter-mandibular anchorage
e/ bi maxillary anchorage
Q5 : ankylosed tooth is :
a/ intra- ankylosed anchorage
b/ inter- ankylosed anchorage
c/ absolute anchorage
d/ simple anchorage
e/ extra-oral anchorage
Q6 : simple anchorage means :
a/ using single tooth
b/ tooth move with bodily
c/ tooth move with tipping
d/ use more one tooth
e/ absolute anchorage
Q7 : closure or an upper median diasthema
with elastic/coil spring between brackets on
the central incisor is an example for :
a/ intra-maxillary compound anchorage
b/ intra-maxillary reciprocal anchorage
c/ inter-maxillary reinforced anchorage
d/ intra-maxillary reinforced anchorage
Q8 : when not more than 1/4th of the
extraction space should be lost by forward
movement of the anchor molars this is called :
a/ maximum anchorage ( type A )
b/ minimum anchorage ( type C )
c/ moderate anchorage ( type B )
d/ renforced anchorage ( type D anchorage )
Q9 : the resistance offered by the teeth or
tooth desired to moved called " anchorage "
( T or F )
Q10 : the tooth with lowest anchorage value
is the lower central incisor ( T or F )

Cephalometric
Q1 : all of the following are cephalometric
landmark except :
a/ A.N.B angle
b/ orbitale (O) point
c/ gnathion (Gn) point
d/ sell (S) point
Q2 : the distance between the x-ray tube and
the patient head in cephalograph machine is :
a/ 100 cm
b/ 120 cm
c/ 150 cm
d/ 180 cm
Q3 : the angle which indicates growth
direction is :
a/ A.N.B angle
b/ anterior angle
c/ N.S Gn angle
d/ S.N Gn angle
Q4 : if the SNA 77 , SNB 79 can diagnosis a
case as :
a/ dental class III
b/ skeletal class 2
c/ dental class 2
d/ skeletal class 3
e/ skeletal class III
Q5 : increase FMA indicates :
a/ skeletal deep bite
b/ increased over jet
c/ dental open bite
d/ skeletal open bite
Q6 : lateral cephalograph should be taken for
each and every orthodontic patient ( T or F )
Q7 : A negative cephalometric ANB angle
denotes A skeletal class III pattern ( T or F )
Q8 :

Q9 : A negative cephalometric ANB angle

indicates a class III malocclusion ( T or F )
Q10 : the cephalometric point " A " is derived
landmark ( T or F )
Q11 : the " Y " axis connects sella point and
gnathion and " Y " axis angle indicates the
antero-posterior location of mandible to
cranial base ( T or F )
Q12 : A cephalometric handmark which lies
on the mandible is :
a/ A point
b/ basion point
c/ porion point
d/ Go point
Q13 : the disadvantage of cephalometric is
production of two dimentional presention of
three dimention structure ( T or F )
Q14 : in patient with sever class II
malocclusion the ANB angle is large ( T or F )
Q15 : in a cephalometric radiograph the
facial plane joins superspinal and nesion to
pogonion ( T or F )
Q16 : A maxillary propathian would be
indurated by a cepalometric SNA angle of 9G
( T or F )
Q17 : in increase maxillary-mandibular
angle indicates skeletal class II relationship
( T or F )

Diagnosis
Q1 : Asymmetrical anterior open bite is seen
in patient of tongue thrusting habit ( T or F )
Q2 : median diastema is caused by an upper
abnormal " low " labial frenum ( T or F )
Q3 : the anterior posterior curve of occlusion
in the upper dental arch is :
a/ monsoons curve
b/ curve of spee
c/ Wilson curve
d/ compenstatory curve
Q4 : the over retained deciduous teeth in
infra occlusion is called :
a/ transposed tooth
b/ embedded tooth
c/ impacted tooth
d/ submerged tooth
Q5 : excess space remaining by the replacement of
the deciduous canine 1st & 2nd molar by the
permanent canine , 1st and 2nd premolars is :

a/ freeway space

b/ primate space

c/ lee-way space

Q6 : growth spurt indicates :

a/ accelerated period of growth

b/ sudden increased growth

c/ more growth mainly due to hormonal changes

d/ all of the following

Q7 : the growth of width in maxilla :

a/ stops much after that of mandible

b/ stops much before that of mandible

c/ both stop at the same time

d/ none of the above

Q6 : A concave profile in skeletal class III cases , is
shown by :

a/ posterior divergence of the face

b/ anterior divergence

c/ straight divergence

d/ none of the above

Q7 : A patient with a broad and round face is

known to be :

a/ meso-prosopic

b/ eury-proscopic

c/ lepto- proscopic

d/ hyper- proscopic

Q8 :
Q9 : tongue thrusting habit is one of the
common causes of relapse ( T or F )

Q10 : space mesial to upper permanent canine

and distal to lower permanent canine is called
primate space ( T or F )

Q11 : an un-erupted tooth in bone due to lack

of an eruptive force is termed :
a/ delayed eruption of tooth

b/ embedded tooth

c/ impacted tooth

Q12 : lee-way space is larger in the maxilla

than in the mandible ( T or F )

Q13 : the face difference in mesio-distal

width BTW CDE and 345 called :

a/ free way space

b/ dental diastema

c/ lee-way space

Q14 : incomplete division of a single tooth

bud causes :

a/ germination

b/ concrescence

c/ fusion
d/ dileceration

Q15 : increase in Frankfort H-mandibular plane

angle ( FMA ) indicates :

a/ skeletal deep bite

b/ increased over jet

c/ skeletal open bite

d/ dental open bite

Q16 : the most commonly missing teeth in order

of frequency are :

1_ third molar

2_ lower second premolar

3_ permanent upper lateral incisor

Q17 : an open primary dentition is not ideal and

indicates future crowding ( T or F )

Q18 : A complete overlap by the upper

incisor of the lower incisor in the vertical
plane with nearly zero over jet is called :

a/ cross bite

b/ edge to edge

c/ open bite

d/ closed bite

Q19 : space distal to deciduous upper canine

and mesial to the deciduous lower canine is
called :

a/ median diastema

b/ lee-way space

c/ primate space

d/ diastema

20- examination mean collecting data

21 - diagnosis means determine the abnormality

Q22 : diastema need surgical oprative to closed (T

or F )

Q23 : the antero-posterior curve of occlusion in

the upper dental arch :

a/ monsoons curve

b/ curve of spee

c/ Wilson curve

d/ compensatory curve

Q24 : how can you diagnosis the thumb sucking?

a.history by the parent

b. examination of thumb or finger

Q25 : the 3 type of mouth breather dianostic are :

a. double sided twin mirror test

b. butterfly shaped cotton wisp test

Q26 : one of the following is supplemental

diagnostic aid :

a/ I,O peri-apical radiograph

b/ bitewing radiograph

c/ study cast

d/ occlusal radiograph

Q27 : clinical examination of patient with median

diatema should include :

a/ thyroid hormone test

b/ water holding test

c/ double sided twin mirror test

d/ grabbers test

Q28 : one of the following not essential diagnostic

aid :

a/ clinical examination

b/ case history

c/ lateral cephalograph

d/ OPG radiograph