Clinical Aspect of Dental Anatomy, Histology, Physiology and Operative Dentistry

MCQs 

1. The oldest and most widely used method of tooth

nomenclature is:

A. Universal system

B. FDT system

C. Two digit system

D. Palmer system

2. The system to designate a tooth which is simple to

understand and to teach as well as readily communicable in

print and by wire is:

A. Zsigmondy system

B. Universal system

C. FDI/Two digit system

D. None of the above

3. In a system, a tooth is designated number '46', the tooth is:

A. Permanent maxillary right first molar

B. Permanent maxillary right 2nd molar

C. Permanent mandibular right first molar

D. Permanent mandibular left first molar

4. A mesial proximal carious lesion of the mandibular right 1st

molar is indicated by:

A. 30 1

B. 30 2

C. 30 3

D. 30 4 

5. Teeth most commonly congenitally absent are:

A. Mandibular 2nd bicuspids

B. Maxillary lateral incisors

C. Mandibular 1st bicuspids

D. Mandibular primary 2nd molar

6. The central parts of the temporomandibular joints are:

A. Vascular with motor nerve supply

B. Vascular with sensory nel've supply

c. A vascular with serlsory nerve supply

D. A vascular without sensory nerve supply