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- Occlusal face of upper PM1 shows:
a. 2 lobes, 1 right interlobar groove, 3 fossae, 2 marginal ridges
b. 2 lobes, 1 interlobar groove, 2 fossae, 1 marginal ridge
c.2 lobes, 1 straight interlobar groove, 2 ditches and 2 marginal ridges
d. 2 lobes, 1 straight interlobar groove, 1 essential ridge
e. 2 lobes, 2 ditches, 2 grooves, 2 marginal ridges
C
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5. Upper PM-s roots:
a. It has the proximity the maxillary sinus
b. Are covered with enamel
c. Have a wide pulp chamber inside
d. Have the mandibular canal nearby
e. Have adjacent mental foramen
A
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7. The descending order of the maxillary cusps is:
a ML > MB > DB > DL.
b. ML > MB > DL > DB
c. MB > ML > DB > DL
d. ML. > DB > MB > DL
e. DL > DB > MB > MI.
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A
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9. The one premolar most likely to have two roots (and two root canals) is the
a. Maxillary first premolar.
b. Maxillary second premolar.
c. Mandibular first premolar.
d. Mandibular second premolar.
e. maxillary and mandibular premolars
A
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10. Which cusp is the largest on a mandibular second molar?
a. Mesiobuccal
b. Distobuccal
c. Mesiolingual
d. Distolingual
e. Distal
A
- Which cusp may be absent on a mandibular third molar?
a. Mesiobuccal
b. Distobuccal
c. Mesiolingual
d. Distolingual
e. Distal
E
- From which view is only one root visible on a mandibular first molar?
a. Mesial
b. Distal
c. Buccal
d. Lingual
e. Apical
A
The most frequent eruption complications occur in:
a. premolars
b. lower first molars
c. Upper 2rd molars
d. lower 3rd molars
e. 2nd lower molars
D
Lower 3rd molar -which statement is false:
a. may have a waved occlusal surface
b. may be physiologically involuted
c. has a first lower molar morphotype
d. has the largest volume of the mandibular molars
e. has lower second molar morphotype
D
Third maxillary molar - International System
a. 1.8. 2.8
b. 18, 28
c. 1.6, 2.6
d. 16, 26
e. 1.5, 2.5
A
Third mandibular molar:
а. 38, 1.7.
b. 4.8. 17
C. 48. 1.7
d. 3.8. 17.
е. 38, 17.
E
- The order of decreasing cusp size in the lower 1st molar is:
a. DB, MD, MB, ML
b. ML, DL, D, MB, DB
C. ML, D, MB, DB; DI
d. MB, ML, DL, D, DB
e. ML, DL, MB, DB, D
E
- Lower second molar shows:
a. 3 roots separated at a distance from the cervical outline
b. 4 fossae and a “cross” groove
c. 3 separate roots near the cervical outline
d. 4 separate roots at a distance from the cervical outline
e. 5 lobes and a “cross” groove
B
- Mandibular first molar shows:
a. 4 cusps on the occlusal surface
b. 6 main fossae
c. 2 discharge fossae
d. 2 roots
e. a buco-lingual groove
D
The scond mandibular molar:
a. participates in the first occlusal raising
b. participates in the second occlusal raising
c. erupts at 11 years
d. has 4 lobes on the buccal surface
e. participates in the third occlusal raising
B