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  1-10. , .
1. Bicuspid 1) premolar 2) enamel 3) molar
2. Milk teeth 1) permanent teeth 2) front teeth 3) temporary teeth
3. Injury 1) premolar 2) mouth 3) damage
4. Canine 1) cuspid 2) mouth 3) crown
5. Decrease 1) grave 2) reduce 3) enlarge
6. Gum 1) tongue 2) gingiva 3) pulp
7. To be placed 1) to be reduced 2) to be located 3) to be examined
8. Detect 1) find 2) reduce 3) damage
9. Oral cavity 1) mouth 2) mucous membrane 3) premolar
10. Lower jaw 1) maxilla 2) mouth 3) mandible
  11-20. .
11. Hypoplasia 1) any of the four front teeth in each jaw 2) two teeth produced from one enamel organ 3) underdevelopment of the teeth
12. Dentine 1) inflammation of the pulp of a tooth 2) a hard tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth 3) a cutting drill that fits in a dentist's hand piece
13. Incisor 1) underdevelopment of the teeth 2) any of the four front teeth in each jaw 3) one of the hard structures in the mouth used for cutting and chewing food
14. Gemination 1) two teeth produced from one enamel organ 2) inflammation of the pulp of a tooth 3) a hard tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth
15. Bur 1) a cutting drill that fits in a dentist's hand piece 2) inflammation of the pulp of a tooth 3) two teeth produced from one enamel organ
16. Dental caries 1) decay and crumbling of the substance of a tooth 2) any of the four front teeth in each jaw 3) two teeth produced from one enamel organ
17. Pedodontics 1) inflammation of the pulp of a tooth 2) the branch of dentistry dealing with care and treatment of children's teeth 3) a hard tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth
18. Pulpitis 1) underdevelopment of the teeth 2) decay and crumbling of the substance of a tooth 3) inflammation of the pulp of a tooth
19. Tooth 1) one of the hard structures in the mouth used for cutting and chewing food 2) a cutting drill that fits in a dentist's hand piece 3) a hard tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth
20. Porcelain 1) a ceramic material that is used to construct tooth-coloured structures inlays or veneers 2) a cutting drill that fits in a dentist's hand piece 3) a hard tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth
  21-30. .
21. Eruption 1) 2) 3)
22. To increase 1) 2) 3)
23. Injury 1) 2) 3)
24. Due to 1) , - 2) 3)
25. To complain 1) 2) 3)
26. Case 1) 2) 3)
27. To affect 1) 2) 3)
28. Frequent 1) , - 2) 3)
29. Generally 1) 2) 3)
30. Toothache 1) 2) 3)
  31-35. , .
31. Oral 1) a tooth 2) pain 3) cavity
32. Partial 1) denture 2) cavity 3) examination  
33.   Extract 1) cavity 2) pain 3) a tooth
34. Complain of 1) examination 2) denture 3) pain
35. Thorough 1) examination 2) pain 3) a tooth
  36-40. , .
36. Accurate 1) measurement 2) process 3) habit
37. Prepare 1) a cavity 2) saliva 3) pulpitis
38. Surgery 1) perform 2) detect 3) obtain
39. Correct 1) pain 2) diagnosis 3) caries
40. Remove 1) exception 2) experiment 3) tissue
  41-50. ( ) .
41. Temporaryteeth 1) slight 2) lower 3) permanent teeth
42. Intense 1) decrease 2) maxilla 3) slight
43. Increase 1) rare 2) posterior 3) decrease
44. Occlusion 1) rapidly 2) lower 3) malocclusion
45. Upper 1) lower 2) slight 3) maxilla
46. Anterior 1) posterior 2) soft palate 3) rapidly
47. Hard palate 1) rapidly 2) maxilla 3) soft palate
48. Mandible 1) posterior 2) decrease 3) maxilla
49. Slowly 1) rapidly 2) rare 3) posterior
50. Common 1) rare 2) slight 3) lower
  51-54. .
51. Dentist 1) a paste or powder for cleaning teeth 2) a member of dental profession 3) a naturally occurring groove in the enamel on the surface
52. Denture 1) a paste or powder for cleaning teeth 2) a member of dental profession 3) a removable replacement for one or more teeth carried on of plate or frame
53. Dentifrice 1) a member of dental profession 2) a paste or powder for cleaning teeth 3) a naturally occurring groove in the enamel on the surface
54. Dental fissure 1) a naturally occurring groove in the enamel on the surface 2) a paste or a powder for cleaning teeth 3) a member of dental profession
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55. ... is that science which has for its object the correction of malocclusion of the teeth. 1) displasia 2) orthodontia 3) dentistry
56. ... is the condition in which the upper and lower teeth are abnormally related. 1) malocclusion 2) occlusion 3) orthodontia
57. As dentition approaches,... generally flows in considerable quantity from the infant's mouth. 1) process 2) saliva 3) appearance
58. Dysplasia is the result of development disturbances that may... both the deciduous and permanent teeth. 1) result 2) detect 3) affect
59. Changes in teeth occur... life. 1) throughout 2) through 3) owing to
  60-64. .
60. The temporary teeth... man are 20 in number. 1) in 2) on 3) at
61. Hypoplasia results... small dwarfed teeth. 1) of 2) on 3) in
62. The absence of teeth from the arch may be... the non-eruption of fully calcified teeth. 1) due to 2) with 3) to
63. ... some cases this incarceration does not cause any apparent discomfort to the patient. 1) in 2) owing to 3) to
64. The study of orthodontia is connected... that of art as related to the human face. 1) at 2) with 3) on
  65-69. .
65. The beauty of the mouth largely... on the occlusal relations of the teeth. 1) depend 2) depends 3) isdepending
66. Although untreated caries... always... pain, it is more likely to do so as it nears the pulp. 1) does not cause 2) is not caused 3) was not caused
67. The films... carious areas in seven teeth. 1) are disclosed 2) discloses 3) disclosed
68. The patient., in the habit of eating chiefly meat and pastries, fruit and vegetables were neglected. 1) had been 2) has been 3) is
69. When the bacteria finally... the pulp, the result depends on a variety of factors. 1) reach 2) reaches 3) reached
  70-74. .
70. The shapes of the cups, crowns and roots... for the purpose of making occlusion the one grand object. 1) intend 2) is intended 3) are intended
71. A closed barrier of opaque dentin... in all cases to make cavity preparation comfortable. 1) did not form 2) is not formed 3) has not formed
72. During tooth brushing food debris... simply... into the interdental spaces. 1) is forced 2) are forced 3) has forced
73. Acute pulpits... by acute pain and leucocytic infiltration. 1) is characterized 2) characterized 3) characterize
74. Edema and round-cell infiltration of moderate degree... by the bacterial toxins. 1) areproduced 2) produced 3) produce
  75-79. , .
75. Radiographs () be properly read by one deficient in the knowledge of normal dental anatomy. 1) cannot 2) must be 3) should not
76. The teeth known to be normal () first be studied. 1) must 2) should 3) can
77. It () happen that a tooth recently infected may present a radiographic record in no way differing from the normal. 1) may 2) should 3) can
78. We () safely conclude that the root is infected. 1) should 2) must 3) may
79. The teeth () be brushed systematically in the morning and in the evening. 1) must 2) can 3) may
  80-84. .
80. () dental affliction imposed on mankind is dental decay. 1) more prevalent 2) prevalent 3) the most prevalent
81. Pemphigus vulgaris is () chronic vesicobullous disease of mucosa and skin. 1) serious 2) less serious 3) more serious
82. Therapy for primary osteoporosis is () and includes physical therapy, calcium and vitamin supplements and estrogens. 1) clear cut 2) less clear cut 3) the clearest cut
83. Patients with white blood counts () than 1000 cells/mm3 and platelet counts () man 50000 cells/mm3 may brush their teeth with a soft brush and floss routinely. 1) greater 2) great 3) the greatest
84. The tongue is (; ) site of these painless firm lesions, and excision is curative. 1) the most frequent 2) less frequent 3) more frequent
  85-88. .
85. When... or all of these signs are recorded in the radiograph of a tooth we may conclude that the root is infected. 1) any 2) anything 3) something
86. .. hypothesis proposes that new antigens are generated as a result of ultraviolet solar radiation. 1) some 2) any 3) the other
87. While... ulcers are symptomatic, a significant number is completely symptom-free. 1) some 2) something 3) any
88. ... mucous membranes may also be affected, especially the external genitalia. 1) other 2) another 3) theother
  89-92..
89. ... of the lesions also varies. 1) the severity 2) severe 3) more severe
90. The three major risk factors in the... of osteoradionecrosis appear to be the anatomic site of the tumor, dose of radiation, and dental status of the patient. 1) develop 2) development 3) developing
91. Thermal burns of the mouth are not very... 1) commonly 2) most common 3) common
92. Clinical... disclosed a full complement of teeth. 1) examination 2) examine 3) examined
  93-95. .
93. Teeth r equiring extraction before radiotherapy should be removed as long as possible before the initiation of treatment. 1) 2) 3)
94. Non-healing ulcerations and papillary masses should always be viewed with suspicion. 1) 2) 3)
95. Acute pulpitis characterized by acute pain and infiltration may occur as an exacerbation of chronic pulpitis. 1) 2) 3)
  96-99.
96. Unlike other forms of one vesicobullous diseases, erythema multiforme is most freguent in young adults. 1) - 2) 3)
97. Because of the concentric ring appearance, the lesions are commonly referred to as "target lesions". 1) 2) -, 3)
98. Since speech development may be affected, early recognition and treatment are important. 1) ; , 2) ; , 3)
99. Patients who are receiving systemic, as well as regional, radiotherapy and chemotherapy may have alterations in their marrow status. 1) 2) 3)
  100-105. .
100. Skull 1) dental 2) cranial 3) cervical
101. Neck 1) buccal 2) oral 3) cervical
102. Bone 1) cranial 2) osseous 3) dental
103. Tooth 1) osseous 2) buccal 3) dental
104. Cheek 1) buccal 2) oral 3) osseous
105. Mouth 1) osseous 2) buccal 3) oral
106. . 1) upper 2) cervical 3) examination 4) treatment
107. . 1) teeth 2) successful 3) mouth 4) painless
108. . 1) destruction 2) right 3) clinically 4) jaw
109. . 1) eruption 2) characterize 3) healthy 4) normal
110. . The patient appeared to be healthy. 1) , . 2) , . 3) , .
111. . Why do you have to consult this patient? 1) ? 2) ? 3) ?
  112-113. , .
112. The dentist has... filled a decayed tooth. 1) yet 2) already 3) last week
113. We have... examined these two patients. 1) yet 2) just 3) an hour a
  114-123. .
114. Maxilla 1) cuspid 2) upper jaw 3) chewing
115. Remove 1) heal 2) extract 3) to replace
116. Due to 1) owing to 2) prophylaxis 3) illness
117. Prevention 1) cuspid 2) chewing 3) prophylaxis
118. To substitute 1) extract 2) to replace 3) illness
119. Canine 1) owing to 2) extract 3) cuspid
120. Treat 1) molar 2) rarely 3) heal
121. Seldom 1) chewing 2) rarely 3) owing to
122. Disease 1) illness 2) form 3) prophylaxis
123. Mastication 1) chewing 2) rarely 3) heal
  124-133. .
124. Enamel 1) inflammation of the bonemarrow due to infection 2) lower jawbone 3) the extremely hard outercovering of the crown of a tooth  
125. Hyperplasia 1) the increased production andgrowth of normal cells in a tissue or organ 2) lower jawbone 3) one of a group of polymeric materials used for making denture teeth, denture bases and formerly as a dental filling material
126. Osteomyelitis 1) the third tooth from themidline of each jaw bone 2) inflammation of the bonemarrow due to infection 3) the layer of dense connective tissueand overlying mucous membrane that covers the alveolar bone andnecks of the teeth
127. Mandible 1) small opening at theapex of a tooth 2) lower jawbone 3) inflammation of the bonemarrow due to infection
128. Canine 1) inflammation of the bonemarrow due to infection 2) small opening at theapex of a tooth 3) the third tooth from the midline of each jaw bone
129. Prosthetic dentistry 1) one of a group of polymeric materials used for making denture teeth, denture bases and formerly as a dental filling material 2) lower jawbone 3) the branch of dentistry that is concerned with the provisionof dentures, bridges andimplant retained prostheses
130. Acrylic resin 1) the third tooth from themidline of each jaw bone 2) inflammation of the bone marrow due to infection 3) one of a group of polymeric materials used for making denture teeth, denture bases and formerly as a dental filling material
131. Gingiva 1) the layer of dense connective tissueand overlying mucous membrane that covers the alveolar bone andnecks of the teeth 2) small opening at theapex of a tooth 3) the extremely hard outercovering of the crown of a tooth
132. Forceps 1) the branch of dentistry that isconcerned with the provisionof dentures, bridges and implant retained prostheses 2) a pincer like instrument designed to grasp an object so that it can be held firm or pulled 3) the third tooth from themidline of each jaw bone
133. Apical foramen 1) small opening at theapex of a tooth 2) the increased production andgrowth of normal cells in a tissue or organ 3) the third tooth from themidline of each jaw bone
  . 134-143. .
134. Cause 1) 2) 3)
135. External 1) 2) 3)
136. Crown 1) 2) 3)
137. Inflammation 1) 2) 3)
138. Extremely 1) , 2) 3)
139. Treat 1) 2) 3)
140. Restoration 1) , 2) 3)
141. Partial 1) 2) 3)
142. Ultra sound 1) 2) , 3)
143. Toothpaste 1) 2) 3) ,
  144-148. , .
  Severe 1) treatment 2) occlusion 3) injury
145. Prescribe 1) treatment 2) relief 3) injury
146. Correct 1) teeth 2) treatment 3) relief
147. Deciduous 1) occlusion 2) injury 3) teeth
148. Bring 1) relief 2) injury 3) teeth
  149-153. , .
149. Brush 1) diagnosis 2) teeth 3) examination
150. Chronic 1) trauma 2) response 3) pulpitis
151. Relieve 1) pain 2) location 3) accident
152. Lower 1) incisor 2) drill 3) pain
153. Correct 1) diagnosis 2) pulp 3) patient
  154-150. .
154. Harmful 1) soft 2) immobile 3) harmless
155. Occlusion 1) malocclusion 2) enlarge, increase 3) seldom, rarely
156. Reduce 1) enlarge, increase 2) seldom, rarely 3) move forward
157. Hard 1) soft 2) immobile 3) approximately
158. Commonly 1) soft 2) immobile 3) seldom, rarely
159. Movebackward 1) moveforward 2) little 3) harmless
160. Mobile 1) immobile 2) approximately 3) break up, fracture
161. Exactly 1) approximately 2) harmless 3) break up, fracture
162. Combine, unite 1) break up, fracture 2) harmless 3) malocclusion
163. Greatly 1) little 2) rapidly 3) slowly
  164-167. .
164. Dentistry 1) Fine thread usually of nylon, used to clean some surfaces of teeth 2) The process of the cutting ofteeth in infancy; the arrangement of teeth in the mouth 3) The study, management andtreatment of diseases and conditions affecting the mouth,jaws and their supporting tissues
165. Dentition 1) The process of the cutting ofteeth in infancy; the arrangement of teeth in the mouth 2) Fine thread usually of nylon, used to clean some surfaces of teeth 3) The hard calcareous tissuebeneath the enamel andcement of a tooth, enclosing the pulp
166. Dental floss 1) Fine thread usually of nylon, used to clean some surfaces of teeth 2) The hard calcareous tissuebeneath the enamel andcement of a tooth, enclosing the pulp 3) The study, management andtreatment of diseases and conditions affecting the mouth,jaws and their supporting tissues
167. Dentine 1) The hard calcareous tissue beneath the enamel andcement of a tooth, enclosing the pulp 2) The study, management andtreatment of diseases and conditions affecting the mouth, jaws and their supporting tissues 3) The process of the cutting ofteeth in infancy; the arrangement of teeth in the mouth
  168-172. .
168. Slowly growing benign generally are made up of cells, all showing the same stage of development. 1) tumours 2) structures 3) origins
169. If trauma is associated with infection, it may cause 1) care 2) bone 3) suppuration
170. Periostitis due to trauma by fracture is generally localized. 1) common 2) uncomplicated 3) slight
171. Fractures of the jaw almost always interfere with 1) mastication 2) ulceration 3) accident
172. The affected odontoblastic processes cause cells to 1) depend 2) reach 3) degenerate
  173-177. .
173. There was a slow pulse, ranging 5670 1) both and 2) fromto 3) eitheror
174. Odontogenic tumors may arise any place in the jaws 1) for 2) from 3) at
175. Tooth buds may be extruded with drainage the alveolar process 1) from 2) before 3) of
176. The girl suffered intense pain 1) from 2) at 3) on
177. A loss of bony tissue in the mandible can be restored the implantion of bone from another part of the body 1) from 2) dueto 3) by
  178-182. .
178. Vitamin D an important role in bone and calcium metabolism 1) play 2) playing 3) plays
179. A large number of drugs dryness of the mouth 1) causes 2) iscaused 3) cause
180. Esophageal or systematic fungal infections in the myelosuppressed patient aggressive therapy 1) require 2) requiring 3) requires
181. A large perforation in a young tooth with wide apical pulp canalin hypertrophy of the pulp 1) results 2) has been resulted 3) result
182. The patient preoperative deep X-ray therapy just before admission 1) hadreceived 2) receives 3) receive
  183-187. .
183. Calcitonin by C cells of the thyroid gland 1) isproduced 2) produced 3) produces
184. Angular cheilitis also 1) have been reported 2) has reported 3) has been reported
185. Herpes zoster infections by the varicella zoster virus and are extremely contagious 1) cause 2) are caused 3) have caused
186. The infected tooth with a special fluid containing hard particles 1) coated 2) has coated 3) is coated
187. Some tumours from epithelial cells such as make up the enamel organ 1) are formed 2) is formed 3) has formed
  188-191. , .
188. The soft-tissue contour () be restored by means of prosthesis fitting into a sulcus. 1) can 2) should 3) must
189. The patient () receive a blow with some hard object. 1) must 2) oughtto 3) may
190. The brush () be kept clean, either by permanent immersion in a week antiseptic solution or by being washed daily with soap and water. 1) can 2) may 3) should
191. Two factors () be recognized in the relationship of the physical health status of the patient to periodontal therapy. 1) must 2) need 3) can
  192-196.
192. Stomatological polyclinics provide the population of our country qualified medical care. 1) of 2) with 3) at 4) from
193. The use of dentiscope will be great help. 1) from 2) with 3) of 4) at
194. The absence of teeth from arch may be the non-eruption of fully calcified teeth. 1) due to 2) of 3) from 4) by
195. The patient complained pain in the eyes, the ear and teeth. 1) Due to 2) with 3) of 4) on
196. The girl suffered intense pain. 1) from 2) at 3) with 4) of
  197-200. .
197. disease that modifies action of these organs or the patients ability to absorb the vitamin may produce disease. 1) something 2) any 3) anything
198. A number of serious diseases manifest themselves as ulcers of the oral mucosa are infections, and are malignant. 1) something 2) any 3) some
199. In scirrhous carcinoma the majority of the lesion is submerged beneath the tissue. Like forms of carcinoma, it is a symptomatic. 1) other 2) others 3) the other
200. As with neoplasm, clinical symptoms must be supplemented with histologic studies for definite diagnosis. 1) any 2) anything 3) something
  201-205. .
201. In deciding upon a proper course of it is of first importance to obtain very accurate models of both dental archers. 1) treat 2) treated 3) treatment
202. The proper size and shape will be best by trials in the mouth. 1) determined 2) determination 3) determine
203. The teeth and their tissues are no exceptions. 1) support 2) supported 3) supporting
204. The habit of sucking the thumb, lip, or tongue, so frequently formed by young children, while rarely causing of the deciduous teeth, will, if persisted cause marked malocclusion. 1) displace 2) displacement 3) displacing
205. The use of the teeth may be less than normal. 1) physiology 2) physiologic 3) physiologist
  206-208. .
206. The affected part of the bone is extremely tender to the touch 1) 2) 3)
207. For the most part A. Islaelii is the most frequent pathogen causing cervicofacial infection 1) 2) 3)
208. Spores can be spread by birds in endemic area, thus allowing urbanites to be exposed to the fungus 1) 2) 3)
  209-212. .
209. Since this occurs in the anterior facial area, potential for spread to the CNS via the valveless facial veins must be considered. 1) c, , 2) , 3)
210. Unlike maxillary cleft lips, these do occur in the midline. 1) - 2) 3)
211. Because of the presence of a lympocytic infiltrate in histologic sections from patients with disease, an autoimmune component has been suggest in the pathogenesis of lichen planus. 1) 2) -, 3)
212. Monostotic fibrous displasia generally begins when patients are in their 20-s or early 30-s whereas the polyostotic form presents above 15 years sooner. 1) 2) - 3) ,
  213-218. .
213. Cheek 1) buccal 2) gastric 3) cerebral
214. Stomach 1) vascular 2) cerebral 3) gastric
215. Brain 1) dental 2) vascular 3) cerebral
216. Tongue 1) lingual 2) vascular 3) buccal
217. Vessel 1) vascular 2) buccal 3) dental
218. Tooth 1) dental 2) vascular 3) lingual
219. . 1) eruption 2) cervical 3) successful 4) treatment
220. . 1) clinical 2) physiology 3) muscular 4) lip
221. . 1) common 2) deciduous 3) right 4) greatly
222. . The professor was asked to write an article. 1) . 2) . 3) .
223. . Why do you have to operate him? 1) ? 2) ? 3) ?
  224-225. , .
224. They have observed such symptoms. 1) yet 2) never 3) lastweek
225. He has extracted the first molar. 1) just 2) anhourago 3) yet
  , : A woman, 24 years of age, was referred concerning her dentition. She had commenced a modelling career, and required a photogenic dentition. The treatment proposed as a solution to the aesthetic problem was a fixed bridge restoration porcelain bonded to metal crowns on the upper laterals and left canine and an immediate three unit bridge replacing lower deciduous incisors. The lower incisors were extracted, ridge creation surgery performed, the lower laterals were prepared and immediate temporary bridge constructed. After one week the sutures were removed and preparation of the abutments completed. Three weeks following surgery the impressions were made for the construction of the permanent bridge. Six weeks after surgery it was found necessary to add porcelain to the mucosal surface of the pontic: after adjustment the permanent bridge was temporary luted. Since the pontic-mucosal contact was ideal, the bridge was cemented using a zinc phosphate cement.  
226. : The proposed treatment was: 1) a fixed bridge restoration with porcelain bonded to metal crowns of the upper laterals and left canine. 2) temporary bridge restoration. 3) a cantilever bridge. 4) a removable bridge.
227. : Theimpressionsweremade: 1) for the construction of the permanent teeth. 2) for the construction of the removable bridge. 3) beforesurgery 4) whenthetissueshealed.
228. : What was found 6 weeks after surgery? Six weeks after surgery it was found: 1) that the bridge had not healed. 2) that some irregularities were present on the ridge. 3) necessary to add porcelain to the mucosal surface of the pontic.
229. : Thebridgewascemented: 1) since no adjustment was necessary. 2) because it met the aesthetic requirement 3) since the pontic-mucosal contact was ideal 4) since stabilization of the ridge was achieved
230. , bridge: 1) fixed 2) deciduous 3) mucosal 4)photogenic
231. , incisor: 1) lower 2) swollen 3) gingival 4) immediate
232. temporary: 1) fixed 2) anterior 3) immediate 4)lower
233. cuspid: 1) canine 2) tissue 3) crown 4) dentition
234. : 1) The treatment proposed as a solution was a fixed bridge restoration 2) After one week the sutures were removed. 3) A woman commenced a modelling career. 4) A woman was 24 years age.
235. ParticipleI: 1) temporary 2) replacing 3) immediate 4) bonded
236. Participle 11: 1) necessary 2) fixed 3) immediate 4) deciduous
237. : 1) incisor 2) abutment 3) extract 4) permanent
238. : 1) temporarily 2) construction 3) lower 4) complete
239. : Ache 1) pain 2) illness 3) drug 4) cough
  240-245. :
240. She... from intense pain yesterday. 1) suffer 2) suffered 3) is suffered 4) has suffered
241. Acrylic dentures... more often because of their low cost. 1) used 2) have used 3) are used 4) will use
242. Bridges... as immediate prostheses. 1) provided 2) have been provided 3) provide 4) have provided
243. The first incisor... with a cantilever bridge. 1) replace 2) replaced 3) have replaced 4) has been replaced
244. The teeth... 3 weeks ago. 1) are restored 2) were restored 3) will be restored 4) have restored
245. : Doctor 1) fever 2) physician 3) patios
  246-247. .
246. While placing the fixed bridge the doctor was very attentive. 1) 2) 3)
247. A zinc oxide cement mixed with petroleum jelly is used for temporary luting. 1) 2) 3)
  248-252. .
248. The problem you work... is very interesting. 1) on 2) in 3) at 4) by
249. He pays attention... the development of our research work. 1) with 2) for 3) to 4) on
250. The girl complained... toothache. 1) under 2) over 3) of 4) with
251. The absence of teeth may be... the non-eruption of calcified teeth. 1) since 2) of 3) due to 4) for
252. Such bridges are ideal... the replacement of mandibular incisor. 1) of 2) for 3) on 4) upon
  253-257. :
253. The dentist has... fixed the denture. 1) yet 2) already 3) an hour ago
254. She asked us... we examined the patient. 1) since 2) if 3) yet
255. I haven't seen him... September. 1) since 2) from 3) till
256. Have you... consulted the dentist? 1) yet 2) till 3) ever
257. We havent finished the work.... 1) yet 2) already 3) just
  258-262. , :
258. The patient () be operated. 1) had to 2) was allowed to 3) must
259. We () consult a dentist. 1) should 2) have to 3) are to
260. Bad teeth () cause various diseases. 1) may 2) can 3) have to
261. They () replace the front teeth. 1) had to 2) were able to 3) must
262. She () attend the lectures tomorrow. 1) have to 2) must 3) will have to
  263-267. C , :
263. Extract: 1) gums 2) a tooth 3) occlusion
264. Temporary: 1) pain 2) measurement 3) bridge
265. Oral: 1) hygiene 2) patient 3) presence
266. Surgery: 1) detect 2) perform 3) obtain
267. Prosthesis: 1) partial 2) young 3) effective
268. : 1) Our task is to find the correct solution. 2) I saw the dentist filling the tooth. 3) He is said to be the best dentist of our city.
269. : 1) They are said to be working at this problem. 2) The students watched the dentist perform the operation. 3) The tooth is to be extracted.
270. : The dentist having examined the boy, the parents asked him to help them. 1) , . 2) , . 3) , .
271. ? 1) To develop new methods of treatment is our task. 2) To read special literature is necessary. 3) To become a doctor one must work hard.
  272-276. :
272. The teeth were extracted. 1) do 2) did 3) were
273. It is sometimes advisable to duplicate porcelain crowns. 1) do 2) was 3) is
274. Porcelain is fragile. 1) is 2) was 3) does
275. The girl suffered from the pain in teeth. 1) do 2) did 3) was
276. An arch wire embedded in the acrylic extends over the distal ambrasure of the cuspid. 1) do 2) did 3) does
  277-281. .
277. Slowly growing benign... generally are made up of cells, all showing the same stage of development. 1) tumours 2) structures 3) origins
278. If trauma is associated with infection, it may cause.... 1) care 2) bone 3) suppuration
279. Periostitis due to trauma... by fracture is generally localized. 1) common 2) uncomplicated 3) slight
280. Fractures of the jaw almost always interfere with.... 1) mastication 2) ulceration 3) accident
281. The affected odontoblastic processes cause cells to.... 1) depend 2) reach 3) degenerate
282. : 1) eruption 2) cervical 3) successful 4) treatment
283. : 1) clinical 2) physiology 3) muscular 4) lip
284. : 1) common 2) deciduous 3) right 4) greatly
285. : 1) insufficiency 2) hospitalize 3) hospital 4) disease
  286-287. :
286. The professor was asked to write an article. 1) . 2) . 3) .
287. Why do you have to operate him? 1) ? 2) ? 3) ?
  288-292. :
288. When the enamel is broken the dentine soon . 1) suffer 2) is suffered 3) has suffered 4) suffers
289. Then the injured nerve.... 1) is removed 2) remove 3) will remove 4) has removed
290. The method on a thorough examination of the patient. 1) base 2) bases 3) is based 4) based
291. Many tests to make correct diagnosis. 1) are applied 2) is appplied 3) apply 4) have applied
292. The doctors strides in preventing the loss of teeth from gum disease. 1) are made 2) have been made 3) are making 4) is making
  293-300. , :
293. Prepare 1) a cavity 2) saliva 3) pulpitis
294. Surgery 1) perform 2) detect 3) obtain
295. Remove 1) exception 2) experiment 3) tissue
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296. still some cake left. Would you like piece? 1)this is, one 2) it is, he other 3) there*s, another 4) we have, some
297. The fans were all shouting at top of voices. 1)- 2) theirs 3)their 4) our
298. We are going to tea with Smiths today, aren*t we? 1) -,- 2) the -, 3)-, the 4) a, -
299. It seems that he spoke so . 1) Strange, rude 2) strangely, rudely 3) strange, rudely 4) strangely,rude
300. She explained what . 1) Is the problem 2) was the problem 3) had been the problem 4)the problem was

 

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