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1) A patient has extruded gutta-percha with no symptoms. What is the management?

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2) What is the standard size for gutta-percha tracing?

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3) What type of splint is used for intruded teeth?

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4) A 14-year-old patient has an avulsed tooth for 4 hours. What is the treatment?

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5) A fracture involving enamel and dentin without pulp exposure is called:

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6) Which sealer is resorbable?

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7) What is the cross-sectional shape of an R-file?

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8) Which lubricant removes the smear layer?

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9) Why is the smear layer removed before obturation?

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10) Which avulsion scenario has the poorest prognosis?

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11) A mid-root circular radiolucency is observed in an asymptomatic tooth. What is the next step?

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12) A patient has asymptomatic internal resorption in the mid-root. What is the management?

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13) Which instrument is used to check canal flaring after preparation?

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14) A tooth with condensing osteitis shows a sudden disappearance of the canal. What is the cause?

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15) During instrumentation, a calcified canal suddenly disappears. What is the cause?

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16) A crown fracture involving enamel and dentin without pulp exposure is classified as:

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17) Which tooth most commonly shows 8 canal configurations?

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18) Where is the second canal typically located in a lower central incisor?

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19) A patient with generalized bone loss and pain in tooth #26 has no response to cold or EPT. What is the diagnosis?

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20) A patient has broken instruments in tooth #26 with no symptoms. What is the management?

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21) Which instrument has a negative rake angle?

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22) During treatment of tooth #16, a perforation occurs. How is it managed?

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23) A file breaks in the middle of the canal. What is the prognosis?

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24) A patient has a deep pocket, abscess, or cyst. What is the first step?

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25) Which tooth has a constant number of canals?

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26) A tooth with calcification due to trauma 20 years ago has a poor prognosis. What is the treatment?

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27) A molar with 2 posts and no RCT has no symptoms. What is the management?

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28) During access, a pulp stone is observed. What is the next step?

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29) A patient still feels pain after taking ibuprofen. What is the next step?

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30) What is the best analgesic for post-endodontic pain?

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31) During Class I cavity preparation, a perforation occurs. Bleeding stops. What is the next step?

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32) A vital tooth with periapical radiolucency is likely due to:

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33) A 7-year-old child has a small pulp exposure in a central incisor. What is the best treatment?

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34) A patient with tooth #36 (4 roots) is in pain. What is the best treatment?

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35) A patient reports pain with hot food/drinks that relieves with cold. What is the endo diagnosis?

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36) After instrumentation, the ML canal cannot be negotiated. What is the likely cause?

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37) What is the ISO diameter of a K-file?

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38) A necrotic immature central incisor with a history of trauma requires which treatment?

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39) A PA radiograph shows large bone resorption adjacent to tooth #32, which is vital. What is the likely cause?

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40) What is the best method to refine access for a C-shaped canal?

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41) A radiolucent area is observed on the lateral aspect of tooth #45. What is the likely cause?

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42) A tooth was avulsed for 30 minutes and kept in milk. What type of splint is recommended?

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43) What is the shape of the access cavity for upper premolars (teeth #4 and #5)?

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44) A short RCT is observed with apical calcification. The patient needs a survey crown. What is the next step?

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45) What is the immediate clinical management for an intracanal medicament accident?

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46) Which system is known as a reciprocal system in endodontics?

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47) Which sealer can affect the tooth if left for a long time?

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48) Sharp pain in a tooth is primarily transmitted by which nerve fiber?

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49) A young patient with trauma to upper central incisors causing palatal displacement and mid-root fracture. What is the treatment?

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50) A patient presents with pulp exposure due to trauma 3 hours ago. What is the best treatment?

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1) What is the definition of a thixotropic material?

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2) A patient with a habit of scratching their gingiva has recession and root caries. What is the first treatment?

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3) What happens when zinc phosphate cement is used for cementation?

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4) Which material undergoes an acid-base reaction during setting?

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