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Complete Denture Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of complete dentures with our comprehensive quiz designed for dental students and professionals. This quiz covers a wide range of topics, ensuring you have a thorough grasp of the subject matter.
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- 60 Engaging Questions
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61. What are supporting structure?
σ½ Primary stress bearing area
σ½ Secondary stress bearing area
σ½ Third stress bearing area
σ¾ Primary and secondary stress bearing area
62. The horizontal portion of the hard palatal lateral to midline?
σ¾ Palatal sheft area
σ½ Incisive papilla
σ½ Palatal seal area
σ½ Toris palatinus
63. How many shape of maxillary ?
2
3
4
5
64. Which one is the correct answer of maxillary shape?
σ½ UShape
σ½ VShape
σ½ FlatShape
σ¾ UShape, VShape, FlatShape
65. Which Shape is the Ideal of Retention and Stability in Maxillary denture?
σ½ VShape
σ¾ UShape
σ½ House shoe Shape
σ½ FlatShape
66. Which maxillary shape has reduced resistance to lateral and rotary force?
σ½ VShape
σ½ UShape
σ½ House shoe Shape
σ¾ FlatShape
67. The bony process that remains after the teeth has been lost, which cober by mucosa:?
σ½ Residual ridge
σ¾ Toris palatine
σ½ Canine eminence
σ½ Midpalatine raphe
68. The area of the alveolar ridge that extend distal to maxillary third molar to harmular notch is:?
σ¾ Maxillary tuberosity
σ½ Maxillary alveolar ridge
σ½ Midpalatine raphe
σ½ Rugea
69. Rise area of dense connective tissue radiating from the mdian suture in the anterior third of palatal:?
σ¾ Rugea area
σ½ Fovea palatine
σ½ Incisive papilla
σ½ Midpalatine raphe
70. A fold of mucous membrane, which usually as pronounced fremum in the maxillary arch, it is shorter and wider than the maxillary frenum:?
σ¾ Labial Frenum
σ½ Buccal frenum
σ½ Lingual frenum
σ½ Maxillary frenum
71. The labial flange speace extending from the labial frenum to the buccal frenum in both sides, it is limited inferiorly by the moucous membrane relection internally by the residual ridge, and labially by the lower lip is :?
σ¾ labial sulcus
σ½ buccal sulcus
σ½ lingual sulcus
σ½ labial and buccal sulcus
72. It is a fold or folds of mucous membrane extending from the buccal mucous membrane reflection to the slope or crest of the residual ridge in the region just distal to the cuspid eminence.?
σ½ labial sulcus
σ¾ buccal frenum.
σ½ lingual sulcus
σ½ labial and buccal sulcus
73. It is extended from the buccal frenum to the distal end of the arch (outside back corner of the retromolar pad), It is bounded externally by the cheek and internally by the residual ridge.?
σ½ labial sulcus
σ¾ buccal sulcus.
σ½ lingual sulcus
σ½ labial and buccal sulcus
74. What is Alveololingual sulcus? It is extended from the lingual frenum to the retromylohyoid curtain; it is bounded externally by the residual ridge and internally by the tongue.?
σ½ Labial sulcus
σ½ Buccal sulcus.
σ¾ Alveololingual sulcus.
σ½ Labial and buccal sulcus
75. Retromolar pad is:?
σ¾ Pearshaped pad.
σ½ Tongue.
σ½ Tuberosity.
σ½ Buccal self.
76. It is a ridge of dense bone outside the buccal shelf extending from just above the mental foramen coursing superiorly and distally, becoming continuous with the anterior border of the ramus?
σ½ Pearshaped pad.
σ½ Tongue.
σ¾ External oblique line.
σ½ Buccal self.
77. It is sharp or irregular covered by the mucous membrane, it runs along the lingual surface of the mandible; anteriorly, the ridge lies close to the inferior border of the mandible.?
σ½ Pearshaped pad.
σ¾ Mylohyoid ridge.
σ½ External oblique line.
σ½ Buccal self.
78. It is a bony prominence on the lingual side, near the premolar region. It is covered by a thin mucosa.?
σ½ Labial sulcus
σ½ Buccal sulcus.
σ¾ Torus mandibula.
σ½ Labial and buccal sulcus
79. These are a pair of bony structures found anteriorly on the lingual side of the body of the mandible?
σ½ Labial sulcus
σ½ Buccal sulcus.
σ½ Torus mandibula.
σ¾ Genial tubercle.
80. It is an imprint or negative likeness of the teeth and/or edentulous area and adjacent tissue.?
σ½ Puring model.
σ¾ Dental impression.
σ½ Making OVD.
σ½ Meusurement of occlusal rim.
81. How many objective of Impression Making?
3
2
4
5
82. It is the quality of prosthesis to resist the forces which try to dislodge the denture in a tissueward direction and this depends on the anatomical and histological factors of the ridge and the way of pressure direction on the ridge during impression making procedure.?
σ½ Puring model.
σ½ Complete denture impression.
σ¾ Supporting of complete denture.
σ½ Meusurement of occlusal rim.
83. What is the best support in complete denture?
σ¾ The compact bone covered with fibrous connective tissue.
σ½ The compact bone covered with connective tissue
σ½ The compact bone with fibrous connective tissue
σ½ The spongy bone covered with fibrous connective tissue
84. The resistance to the forces which tries to dislodge the denture in a direction opposite to the path of insertion is:?
σ¾ Retention.
σ½ Esthetic.
σ½ Supporting.
σ½ Stability
85. What is primary impression?
σ½ It is an impression made for the purpose of diagnosis, of special tray.
σ½ It is an impression made for the purpose of diagnosis, treatment planning of special tray.
σ½ It is a material made for the purpose of diagnosis, treatment planning and construction of special tray.
σ¾ It is an impression made for the purpose of diagnosis, treatment planning and construction of special tray.
86. How primary impression obtained by?
σ¾ Stock Tray.
σ½ Individual tray
σ½ Special tray
σ½ Secondary tray
87. What material can be used in making primary impression ?
σ½ Impression compound
σ½ Alginate impression material
σ½ Putty body silicon rubber base.
σ¾ Impression compound, alginate impression material and Putty body silicon rubber base.
88. How many impression are taken in complete denture?
2
3
1
4
89. How many part of tray?
1
2.
3
4
90. It is an impression tray serves to carry the impression material to the mouth and support it in the correct position while it is hardening, it called:?
σ¾ Stock tray.
σ½ Special tray.
σ½ Record base.
σ½ Wax rim.
91. Those are all the factor affecting the selection of stock tray except ?
σ½ Size
σ½ Form of arch
σ½ Type of material used
σ¾ Price.
92. What are the factor affecting the selection of stock tray?
σ¾ The type of material used, Size of the arch, Form of the arch.
σ½ Size of the arch
σ½ Form of the arch
σ½ Price
93. What are the material used for constructing special tray?
σ½ Cold and heat cured acrylic, impression compound
σ½ Cold and heat cured acrylic, Light cured resin
σ¾ Cold and heat cured acrylic. Light cured resin. Impression compound.
σ½ Light cured resin, impression compound
94. How many type of technique in fabricating special tray?
1
2
3
4
95. What is sparklingon technique?
σ¾ A small quantity of powder is sprinkled on a particular area over the cast and liquid is sprinkled over the powder.
σ½ The powder and liquid should be mixed in a mixing jar
σ½ Stick the resin directly on the model
σ½ Stick the resin directly in the patient mouth
96. Those answer are the common failure of impression taking, except:?
σ½ Poor selection of the tray and materials.
σ½ Insufficient material loaded in the tray.
σ½ Excessive material loaded in the tray.
σ¾ Fit tray selection.
97. What is record base?
σ¾ It is a temporary form representing the base of a denture.
σ½ It is a temporary form representing the denture.
σ½ It is a permanent wax form representing the base of a denture.
σ½ It is a permanent form representing the base of a denture surface.
98. Those are the correct answer Record base are used for, except:?
σ½ Maxillomandibular relation records
σ½ Arrangement of artificial teeth.
σ¾ Arrangement of artificial teeth and maxillomandibular relation records.
σ½ Study model
99. The record base have to be, except:?
σ½ stability
σ¾ retention.
σ½ accuracy
σ½ stability and accuracy
100. All the answer are the material used in constructing record base except:?
σ½ Shellac record base.
σ½ Selfcuring acrylic resin.
σ½ Light curing acrylic resin.
σ¾ Silicone heavy body.
101. What does the borders of the record bases and the polished surfaces of the occlusion rims should be?
σ½ Smooth
σ½ Round
σ½ Rough
σ¾ Smooth and Round.
102. Why wax is the most common material used in constructing occulsal rim?
σ½ Cheap
σ½ Expensive
σ½ Most available
σ¾ Easy to manage.
103. The anterior edge of maxillary occulsal rim should be?
σ¾ Slight labial.
σ½ Slight buccal
σ½ Slight lingual
σ½ Slight occlusal
104. How length should the maxillary occlusal rim be?
σ½ 35 mm
σ½ 56 mm
σ¾ 68 mm.
σ½ 810 mm
105. How height should the maxillary rim be ______ from the depth of the sulcus.?
σ½ 20 mm
σ¾ 22 mm.
σ½ 24 mm
σ½ 26 mm
106. Those are the correct answer of mandibular occlusal rim except?
σ½ Occupy the space over the crest of the residual ridge
σ½ Mandibular incisal edge should be at the level of the lower lip and about 2mmbehind the maxillary incisal edge.
σ½ The final wax rim should be (4 mm) width anteriorly and gradually
σ½ Becomes wider posteriorly to measure (7 mm) in molars area.
σ¾ Mandibular incisal edge should be at the level of the lower lip and about 3 mmbehind the maxillary incisal edge.
107. The occlusal rim hight of the mandibular should be ______mm.?
18.
20
22
24
108. The mandible incisor edge should be at the level of the lower lip and about _______ behind the maxillary incisal edge.?
σ¾ 2 mm.
σ½ 3 mm.
σ½ 4 mm.
σ½ 5 mm.
109. How height of the occlusal plan comparing to upper lib?
σ¾ 12 below.
σ½ 12 above
σ½ 34 above
σ½ 45 below
110. The line running from the inferior border of the ala of the nose to the superior border of the tragus of the ear.?
σ¾ Camper’s line
σ½ Bipupulary line
σ½ Occlusal line
σ½ Border line
111. It is an appliance used to check the parallelism of the wax occlusal rim anteriorly and posteriorly, also known as (occlusal plane plate):?
σ½ Camper’s plan.
σ¾ Fox plan.
σ½ Midline.
σ½ Occlusal plan.
112. How vertical measurement of face could be recorded?
σ½ between the tip of nose and the lip
σ½ between the tip of nose and 1 mm above the tip of chin in the mid line region
σ½ between the tip of nose and 1mm below tip of chin in the mid line region
σ¾ between the tip of nose and the tip of chin in the mid line region.
113. What is physiological rest position?
σ¾ A postural position of the mandible when an individual is resting comfortably in an upright position and the associated muscles are in a state of minimal contractual activity.
σ½ A postural position of the mandible
σ½ A postural position of the mandible and maxilla rest
σ½ A postural position of the mandible and maxilla in relation stable
114. Wht is rest vertical dimension ?
σ½ distance between two selected points
σ½ distance between three selected points
σ½ distance between two selected points one at the tip of nose and the other at the tip of chin
σ¾ distance between two selected points one at the tip of nose and the other at the tip of chin in the mid line.
115. How to measure rest vertical position ?
σ¾ Physiologic rest position.
σ½ OVD
σ½ Camper plan
σ½ Freeway space
116. What is Occlusal vertical dimension?
σ¾ the distance measured between two points when teeth or occlusal rims are in contact.
σ½ the distance measured between two points when teeth or occlusal rims are not in contact.
σ½ the space measured between two points when teeth or occlusal rims are in contact.
σ½ the height measured between two points when teeth or occlusal rims are in contact.
117. What is inter occlusal distance?
σ½ space between the occluding surfaces of the maxillary and mandibular teeth
σ½ space between the occluding surfaces of the maxillary and mandibular teeth when the mandible is in a specified position.
σ½ distance between the occluding surfaces of the maxillary and mandibular teeth
σ¾ distance between the occluding surfaces of the maxillary and mandibular teeth when the mandible is in a specified position.
118. All are Possible Errors that Might occur during mounting EXCEPT: ?
σ½ The record base is not properly secured to the cast
σ¾ Interference of the casts anteriorly.
σ½ The incisal pin does not touch the incisal table.
σ½ The incisal pin is not properly screwed
119. All are Possible Errors that Might occur during mounting EXCEPT:?
σ½ Wrong transference of the midline of the articulator with that of the casts (shifting of the midline).
σ¾ Immobility of the casts during mounting.
σ½ Maxillary and mandibular rims are not properly fixed after making centric record.
σ½ Dimensional changes in the plaster material.
120. Which is NOT an objective in teeth selection:?
σ½ The teeth should be in harmony with the surrounding tissues.
σ½ They should maintain the vertical dimension
σ½ They should be efficient for mastication
σ¾ Anterior teeth are selected based on function.
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