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1- Disorders of development of teeth are: aInherited or acquired bNeed thorough knowledge of chronology of human dentition cPrenatal or postnatal dAnomalies are limited to size and shape only eMost disturbances of ameloblast function produce hypoplasia and hypomineralization. 2- Hyperdontia/ multiple supernumerary teeth may be seen in all of the following except: aCleft palate bCleidocrainial dysplasia cGardner syndrome dEctodermal dysplasia 3- Taurodontism is aA sharp bent in the tooth root at any level bIncrease in the apico-occlusal height of pulp champer cAffects the lower anterior teeth dUnion between 2 teeth by cementum only eIs an acquired anomaly 4- Turner tooth is aA tooth that exhibit hypoplasia or hypomineralization of enamel bOften seen in permanent canines cA diffuse anomaly affecting multiple teeth in permanent dentition dAffects deciduous and permanent teeth 5- Fever occurring soon after birth may produce: aHorizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting all permanent teeth bHorizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting incisal edges of incisors, first molars and deciduous teeth cHorizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting only permanent incisors dHorizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting permanent canines 6- All of the following applies to amelogenesis imperfecta except: aAll types affect both permanent and deciduous dentitions Is a hereditary condition bHypomineralization type exhibits pits and grooves with surface roughness appearing as soon as the tooth erupts cAffected teeth shows unremarkable pulp changes 7- All of the following are common locations of oral lymphoid tissue collections except: aFloor of the mouth bLateral tongue border cSoft palate dGingiva Thamer AL-Zahrani Good Luck

8- All of the followings apply to retrocuspid papilla except: aIs a developmental change bHas a similar histopathologic picture to giant cell fibroma cMore common in children dPresents lingual to the mandibular premolar/molar teeth 9- Immature/early loss of teeth (complete avulsion of the whole tooth) is seen in: 1. Amelogenesis imperfecta 2. Dentinogenesis imperfecta 3. Dentine dysplasia I 4. Dentine dysplasia II 5. Hypophosphatasia abcde2 and 5 3 and 5 1,2 and 5 1,2,3, and 4 2,3,4,and 5

10- Reduced enamel epithelium is the source of epithelial lining in all of the following cysts except: aDentigerous cyst bEruption cyst cParadental cyst dLateral periodontal cyst 11- Pulp necrosis is a constant feature in: aLateral periodontal cyst bParadental cyst cOdontogenic keratocyst dRadicular cyst eNasopalatine duct cyst 12- Prominent neurovascular bundles are prominent in the wall of aRadicular cyst bNasopalatine duct cyst cSolitary bone cyst dGingival cyst of the adult 13- A unilocular radiolucency surrounded by a white margin located below the inferior alveolar canal is most likely: aTraumatic bone cyst bGlandular odontogenic cyst cStafne bone defect dLateral periodontal cyst Thamer AL-Zahrani Good Luck

14- Relatively aggressive surgical management is needed to decrease/prevent recurrence of all of the following except: aOdontogenic keratocyst bGlandular odontogenic cyst cGranular cell tumor dThyroglossal duct cyst 15- Failure of the blood clot to organize is the proposed pathogenesis in: aAneurysmal bone cyst bSolitary bone cyst/idiopathic bone cavity cStafne bone defect dNasopalatine duct cyst 16- All of the followings are psueudocysts except: aSolitary bone cyst bAneurysmal bone cyst cExtravasation mucocele dRetention mucocele 17- Specific histopathologic features of lining epithelium are seen in: aEruption cyst bRadicular cyst cStafne bone defect dOdontogenic keratocyst eDentigerous cyst 18- Neoplastic transformation is more likely to be seen in association with: aOdontogenic keratocyst bGlandular odontogenic cyst cDentigerous cyst dRadicular cyst eLateral periodontal cyst 19- Epulis: abcdIs generalized gingival enlargement A benign neoplasm of the gingiva A non specific term meaning on the gum Has the same histologic appearance in all cases

20- Hyperparathyroidism may be associated with: aPeripheral ossifying fibroma bPyogenic granuloma cCentral or peripheral giant cell granuloma dPapillary hyperplasia of the palate 21- Blood spaces are lined by endothelium in all of the following vascular lesions except: aAneurysmal bone cyst bHemangioma Thamer AL-Zahrani Good Luck

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22- The following appear clinically as vascular lesions except: aLeiomyoma (angiomyoma) blymphangioma cHemangioma dPyogenic granuloma ePeripheral giant cell granuloma 23- Patients with multiple mucosal neuromas should be screened for: aNeurofibromatosis I bSturge Weber syndrome cGardner syndrome dRET oncogene mutation eNevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome 24- In which of the following lesions, the nerve trunk is pushed lateral to the lesion: aSchwannoma bTraumatic Neuroma cNeurofibroma dGranular cell tumor 25- Psuedocarcinomatous hyperplasia is present in: 1. Granular cell tumor 2. Papillary palatal hyperplasia 3. Fibroepithelial polyp 4. Schwannoma abcd1 and 2 1,2 and 4 2 and 4 1,2,3 and 4

26- All of the following may present clinically as a submental swelling except: aPlunging ranula bCystic hygroma cDermoid cyst dOral lymphoepithelial cyst 27- Starry sky appearance is used to describe the histopathologic picture of: aHodgkin's lymphoma bNon-Hodgkin's lymphoma cT cell lymphomas dBurkitt`s lymphoma

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:The following is true regarding discoloration of teeth -28 .a- Tetracycline becomes incorporated only in deciduous teeth when taken in childhood b- Jaundice in a 12-year old is likely to cause green to yellowish discoloration of all .permanent teeth c- Teeth affected by porphyrin deposits show a yellowish fluorescence under ultraviolet .light .d- Tetracycline pigmentation shows a chronological pattern e- Staining caused by chromogenic bacteria is associated with a high caries index in .affected mouths :Regarding tooth resorption -29 a- In permanent teeth, resorption sufficient to be detected radiographically is .always pathological .b- Internal resorption is more common than external resorption .c- External resorption can only affect roots .d- Internal resorption can only affect crowns .e- Internal resorption is always associated with a necrotic pulp :Bruxism is usually associated with an accelerated rate of -30 .a- Reimpaction .b- Attrition .c- Abrasion .d- Erosion .e- Internal resorption :Regarding pulpitis -31 .a- Absence of symptoms is always evidence of a healthy pulp .b- Epithelium covering a pulp polyp originates from the pulp tissue .c- The patient is usually able to accurately localize the pain of pulpitis to a certain tooth .d- Chronic hyperplastic pulpitis is usually a painful condition .e- Pulpitis starts before the leading organisms in carious dentin reach the pulp :Regarding the dental pulp -32 .a- A normal pulp should not respond to severe cold or electric stimulation b- Pulp obliteration by large quantities of irregular dentin may be seen after .trauma to apical blood vessels .c- True pulp stones are composed of amorphous calcific material .d- The main threat to the pulp during cavity preparation is from pressure .e- Pulp necrosis is always preceded by pain :Ludwigs angina is likely to result from a periapical abscess affecting -33 .a- A maxillary canine .b- A maxillary molar .c- A mandibular incisor .d- A mandibular molar .e- A maxillary premolar :Periapical granuloma -34 .a- Consists of an epithelium-lined cavity filled with tissue fluid Thamer AL-Zahrani Good Luck

.b- Consists of an epithelium-lined cavity filled with pus .c- Tends to be symptomatic .d- May contain epithelial islands .e- Is treatable only by tooth extraction :Expected sequelae of periapical granuloma include all of the following except -35 .a- Periapical abscess .b- Periapical cyst .c- Osteosclerosis .d- Pulp necrosis .e- Root resorption

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