CHAPTER 3: TREATMENT

PLANING

to Fixed Prosthodontics

IDENTIFICATION PF b. Oral Hygiene

c. Financial consideration
PATIENT NEEDS d. All of the above

Intracoronal restoration
1. Treatment objectives are
the following except: 3. Intracoronal restorations
a. Identification of patient's include:
needs a. Full metal veneer restoration
b. Correct existing disease b. Inlay and onlay restorations
c. Prevent future disease c. Post & core restoration
d. Restore function and esthetics d. Porcelain veneered
restoration

4. Inlay is contraindicated in
AVAILABLE highly weakened tooth
because:
MATERIAL AND a. Not enough tooth structure
TECHNIQUES b. Remaining tooth does not
resist wedging effect
2. The selection of the dental c. Support and retention is not
material and design of the
obtained for the restoration
restoration is based on:
d. All of the above
a. Tooth remaining structure
and retention

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5. Inlays are not suitable for a. Sufficient tooth reduction
retainers for fixed partial b. Increasing the taper of the
dentures because they: preparation
a. Do not have sufficient c. Subgingival finish margins
retention d. Making labial margins in
b. Do not have sufficient porcelain
resistance
c. Both 'A' and 'B' are correct
d. Require minimal tooth Resin-Veneered crown
reduction
10. Problems with resin-
veneered restorations are
6. The inlay is recommended
following except:
to be used:
a. Abrasion and wear
a. One cusp is missing
b. Discoloration
b. MOD cavity preparation for
c. Clicking noise
premolar
d. Weak physical properties
c. Incipient caries
d. Narrow isthmus preparation

7. A cast metal restoration

which is intracronal and
covers one or more cusps
but not all is:
a. Inlay
b. Onlay Fiber- Reinforced Resin
c. Full crown
d. None of the above 11. Contraindications for
Fiber Reinforced
Composite Prosthesis are
Extracoronal restoration following except:
a. Long span
8. All the followings are b. Parafunctional habits
indication for the partial
c. Need for excellent
coverage FPD except:
appearance
a. One or more intact axial
d. Patients with unglazed
surface
porcelain restoration
b. For esthetic result
c. Maximum retention is needed Complete Ceramic
d. Short span fixed partial
denture 12. Major drawback of
porcelain is:
a. High compressive strength
Metal-ceramic crown b. Brittleness
c. Translucency
9. Esthetics can be enhanced
d. Hardness
by following methods
except:

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Fixed Dental Prostheses the edentulous span is
called:
Implant Supported a. Cantilever abutment
Prosthes b. Pier abutment
c. Mesially tilted abutment
Partial Removable Dental
d. Distally tilted abutment
Prostheses
15. Cantilever fixed partial
Complete Dentures
denture is not indicated as:
a. It cannot tolerate forces
acting on it
TREATMENT OF b. Prognosis is poor on long-
term
TOOTH LOSS
c. It will induce lateral forces on
13. The most common periodontal ligament
consequence following the d. All above are true
extraction of 1st molar
include all the following 16. One of the better
except: location in which we take
a. Mesial tilting of the 2nd molar the risk of cantilever
b. Distal drifting of the 2nd design is:
premolar a. Missing central incisor
c. Super eruption of the b. Missing lateral incisor
opposing 1st molar c. Missing canine
d. Bodily drifting of the 2nd d. Missing first premolar
molar
17. Which of the following
types of maxillary
cantilevered fixed partial
dentures would be most
destructive to the
periodontal supporting
tissues of the abutment
tooth:
a. Molar abutment, premolar
pontic
b. Canine abutment, lateral
incisor pontic
SELECTION OF c. Lateral incisor abutment,
ABUTMENT TEETH central incisor pontic
d. Central incisor abutment,
Cantilever Fixed Dental central incisor pontic
Prostheses e. Central incisor abutment,
lateral incisor pontic
14. An abutment that is
present only at one end of

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 d. Prepare molar abutment for
mesial half crown.

21. Least preferred mode of

management of tilted
abutment is:
a. Orthodontic uprighting
b. Mesial half crown
Assessment of abutment
c. Non-rigid connector
teeth
d. Extraction
18. All the following are
accepted tooth as
abutment for fixed partial
denture, except:
a. Had no mobility
b. Had Direct pulp capping
c. Endodotically treated tooth
d. Crown: Root ratio is 1:2

Replacement of Several
Endodontically treated Missing Teeth
abutment 22. An abutment that is
present with space on both
Unrestored abutment
sides is called:
Tilted Second Molar a. Cantilever abutment
b. Pier abutment
19. The accepted tilted c. Mesially tilted abutment
tooth to be used as d. Distally tilted abutment
abutment:
a. No more than 15 degree 23. A pier abutment is:
b. No more than 30 degree (SLE)
c. No more than 45 degree a. Periodontally weak abutment.
d. None of the above b. Edentulous space on both
sides of the abutment.
20. When using a tilted c. Edentulous space on one side
mandibular second molar of the abutment.
as an FPD abutment, the d. Abutment tooth that support
best method to a removable partial denture
compensate for the tilt is:
a. Upright the tooth 24. A Pier abutment:
orthodontically (SLE)
b. Use non-rigid connector a. Single tooth holding one
c. Modify the preparation by pontic
using knife-edge finish line on b. A tooth that supports a
mesial wall removable partial denture

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 c. All of the above. d. Arch form situation creating
d. None of the above greater leverage factors as
modification of antes law
25. A non-rigid connector is decrease her number of
selected: abutment for support
a. When the alveolar bone is
excessively reduced 29. Ante's law suggest that
b. When the alveolar bone is relationship between
receding pericemental area and
c. For long span bridges abutment tooth and that of
d. As a broken-stress joint the missing tooth should
be at least:
26. Key way for Non-rigid a. 1:1
connector is usually placed b. 1:2
in the: c. 2:1
a. Mesial of the distal pontic d. 1.5
b. Distal of the distal pontic
c. Mesial of the pier abutment 30. Based on data by
d. Distal of the pier abutment Jepsen, which of the
following teeth has
maximum root surface
27. Ante's law is related to: area:
a. Periodontal surface area a. Maxillary first molar
b. Root-Crown ratio b. Mandibular first molar
c. Tipping of abutment teeth c. Maxillary second molar
d. Parallelism of walls d. Mandibular second molar

31. Based on data by

28. Ante’s Law Jepsen, which of the
a. The abutment should have following tooth has
combined pericemental area minimum root surface area
equal or more the teeth to be a. Maxillary lateral incisor
replaced b. Mandibular central incisor
b. The abutment should have c. Mandibular lateral incisor
combined pericemental area d. Maxillary central incisor
equal or less the teeth to be
replaced
c. Endodontically restored
abutment teeth with root
resection as a modification of
antes law decrease the
32. Based on data by
number of abutments for
Jepsen, which of the
support
following mandibular teeth
have large root surface

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 area than corresponding occlosogingival thickness
maxillary teeth: of the pontic. Deflection
a. First molar, second molar and will be 8 times as great if
third molar the span length is doupled,
b. Lateral incisor, first molar, bend 8 times if the
second molar thickness is halved:
(2012), (R2-13)
c. Second molar, third molar
a. Both statements are correct
d. Canine, first molar, second
b. 1st statement is correct &
molar
second is false
c. 1st statement is false &
Root shape and angulation second is true
d. Both statements are false
Span length
36. In FPD pontic joint: if
33. Flexing deflection in
thickness is increased it
fixed partial denture is:
will increase resistance to
a. Inversely proportional to the
sag 8 times, increasing
length of its edentulous span
width will increase
b. Directly proportional to the
resistance 4 times:
square of the length of its (2012)
edentulous span a. Both statements are correct
c. Directly proportional to the b. Both statements are incorrect
cube of the length of its c. 1ststatement is correct only
edentulous span d. 2ndstatement is correct only
d. None of the above
37. When a long span FPD is
34. Long span bridges are fabricated, the:
less rigid. Bending varies: a. Pontics and connectors
a. Directly with square of length should be made as thin as
and inversely with cube of possible
occluso-gingival thickness. b. Pontics and connectors
b. Directly with cube of length should be made as bulky as
and inversely with square of possible
occluso-gingival thickness c. Pontics should be thin and
c. Directly with cube of length connectors bulky
and inversely with cube of d. Pontics should be bulky and
occluso-gingival thickness connectors thin
d. Directly with square of length
and inversely with square of
occluso-gingival thickness Replacing multiple anterior
teeth
35. Long span FPD bend or
deflect directly with the Replacement with RPD
cube of the length and
38. RPD is preferred over
inversely with the cube of
FPD:

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 a. In long edentulous span
especially where resistance to
lateral movement require
support from contra-lateral
teeth and soft tissues
b. If there is no distal abutment
c. If there is excessive bone loss
in anterior region
d. All of the above

TREATMENT
SQUENCE
39. It is desirable to reduce
occlusal interference in
existing natural teeth
before restorative
procedures to:
a. Prevent duplicating defective
occlusal contacts in the
restoration
b. Maintain more anatomic
contour on restoration
c. Reduce the amount of
adjustment necessary after
insertion
d. To prevent trauma to tissues