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Removable Prosthodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 4

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Removable Prosthodontics

Removable Prosthodontics SDLE MCQ | Part 4

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1) A patient with a history of anterior RPD has a red palate. What is the treatment?

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2) A patient needs a crown on #36 with canine guidance occlusion. What articulator should be used?

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3) A patient cannot wear an immediate RPD the next morning. What is the cause?

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4) A patient with a complete denture complains of cheek biting. What is the cause?

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5) A patient has tissue overgrowth near the lower denture. What is the preliminary management?

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6) What is the simplest way to manage a broken retentive arm?

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7) A patient has a full acrylic denture. What type of support does it provide?

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8) How to minimize trauma from a half-pear major connector?

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9) An elderly patient has labially inclined lower anterior teeth with 12 mm from the gingival margin to the vestibule. What major connector should be used?

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10) A picture shows a rest on a lower central incisor without rest seat preparation. What is wrong?

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11) What is the importance of occlusal index wax?

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12) A patient with severe bone resorption in the upper anterior region wants to avoid bone grafting. What is the best prosthesis?

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13) A patient has Kennedy Class I with a usable undercut on the most posterior abutment. What clasp should be used?

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14) A patient wants to replace tooth #12 after trauma. What is the best option?

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15) A patient has a mobile, hopeless tooth #31 in an RPD. What should be done?

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16) What is the function of a surveyor?

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17) A patient has 6 mm from the gingival margin to the floor of the mouth. What major connector should be used?

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18) A patient with osteoporosis and metastatic breast cancer needs to replace missing teeth. What is the best treatment?

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19) What causes papillary hyperplasia under a denture?

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20) A patient has compromised lower anterior teeth and missing posterior teeth. What acts as an indirect retainer?

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21) A patient has epulis fissuratum. Why is it important to remove it before making a new denture?

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22) In which Kennedy classification is the altered cast technique used?

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23) A patient with a complete denture has numbness in the lower lip. What nerve is affected?

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24) A patient pronounces "V" as "F" with a complete denture. What is the cause?

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25) What is the best major connector for a patient missing bilateral upper premolars?

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26) A patient has bilateral posterior ridge resorption. What type of occlusion should be used?

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27) A patient is missing lower anterior teeth and has periodontally compromised posterior teeth. What major connector should be used?

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28) A patient misuses denture adhesive. What is the adverse effect?

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29) What causes failure in acrylic dentures?

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30) A patient with upper and lower complete dentures has an ulcer in the frenum. What is the cause?

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31) A patient has a complete denture with anterior teeth set too far labially. What is the effect?

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32) A patient has bilateral missing posterior teeth and mobile anterior teeth. What should be used as an indirect retainer?

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33) What resists horizontal forces in a denture?

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34) A patient wants to replace tooth #12 inexpensively. What is the best option?

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35) What should be reduced to manage occlusal issues?

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36) A patient has Kennedy Class I with 8 mm of space. What major connector should be used?

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37) What is the function of a proximal plate?

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38) A patient has lower posterior teeth occluding buccal to the maxillary teeth. How should posterior teeth be set?

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39) A patient is missing upper second premolars and all molars. What type of occlusion should be used?

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