Prosthodontics Quiz (1) for second year
Prosthodontics Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of prosthodontics with our comprehensive quiz designed specifically for second-year dental students. This quiz encompasses essential concepts related to complete dentures, the anatomy of the jaw, and useful clinical applications.
- Assess your understanding of key stress-bearing areas.
- Explore the importance of the posterior palatal seal.
- Challenge yourself with questions based on clinical scenarios.
If the posterior palatal seal of the maxillary denture extends over the hamular process, this will cause
More retention for the denture
Soreness (pain)
Numbness in the upper lip
All of the above
Primary stress bearing area for in mandibular e-dentulous arch is
Buccal shelf
Crest of the ridge
Retromolar pad
Lingual flange
Retromolar pad
Has tendon of temporal muscle attached to it
Disappears on eruption of mandibular last molar
Should be covered by the denture
Shouldn't be covered by the denture
If a complete denture patient has genial tubercle at the level of the crest of mandibular ridge , the denture base :
Can cover them
Shouldn't cover them
Should cover them , but relief isn't necessary
Should cover them, but relief is a must
The purpose of relieving mid palatine raphe in maxillary denture is to prevent :
Burning sensation
Midline fracture of the denture
Resorption of bone
Displacement of the denture
A landmark that is used to determine tha maxillo-mandibular relationship is :
Nasolabial sulcus
Mentolabial sulcus
Philtrum
Modilous
Which of the following are considered as stress bearing areas :
Buccal shelf area, incisive papilla & rugae
Slopes of the residual ridge, palatine rugae & mid palatine raphe
Incisive papilla, slopes of the residual ridge & crest of the residual ridge
Slope of the residual ridge ,buccal shelf area & hard palate
In angle's class II classification , the mentolabial sulcus will form
Obtuse angle
Straight angle
Acute angle
180 degree angle
A primary stress bearing area in the maxillary complete denture is :
Alveolar ridge
Buccal flange
Palate
Posterior palatal seal
The external oblique ridge :
Should be relieved
Should be covered by the denture
Shouldn't be covered by the denture
The denture should extend beyond it
The landmark in number (7) is identified as :
Hamular notch
Maxillary tuberosity
Crest of the ridge
Rugae area
The structure shown in number (12) :
Should be covered and relieved
Shouldn't be covered by the denture
Should be covered but relief isn't a must
Should be removed surgically
The posterior palatal seal of the maxillary denture should terminate in :
Junction between hard & soft palate
Movable part of the soft palate
Immovable part of the soft palate
hard palate
The tray in the opposite figure is constructed on :
A- study cast
B- primary cast
C- master cast
A & B
The opposite figure shows one of the procedures of :
Wax boxing technique
Plaster & pumice boxing technique
Inverted pouring technique
All of the above
The tray in the opposite figure is used with impression taken by :
A- alginate
B- zinc oxide eugenol
C- impression compound
D- A&C
Cast should be poured immediately into hydrocolloid impressions because :
The cast material will flow readily when being poured
When exposed to air ,they rapidly lose water content which result in shrinkage
Both of the above
None of the above
The pouring method in the following figure is used with :
A- alginate impression material
B- zinc oxide eugenol impression
C- Rubber base impression
D- A&C
Zinc oxide eugenol impression needs a spacer of thickness :
0.5 -1mm
1.5mm
2mm
4 mm
The function of the component that the arrows pointing at :
Tray orientation
Tray stabilization
Providing even thickness for impression material
All of the above
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