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    Orthodontic lec 1

    Q1 The Most common reason for seeking orthodontic

    A functional Efficiency

    B structural Balance

    C Esthetic Harmony

    D All of the above

    Q2 The use of excessive orthodontic force May not lead to un accepted amount of root
    resorption and hence No devitalization of affected Tooth or teeth

    A yes

    B No

    Q3 Recently the authors believe that.... represents the seventh key to normal occlusion this
    key (the seventh key) had to be present in Andrews non orthodontic normal study models

    A crown length

    B crown diameter

    C crown width

    D All of the above

    Q4 the overbite is the vertical distance the tips of the upper and lower incisors in occlusion

    A incisal overjet

    B incisal overbite

    C anterior open bite

    D A and C

    Q5 the horizontal distance between the upper and lower incisors in occusion measured at
    the tip of the upper incisor

    A incisal overjet

    B incisal overbite

    C anterior open bite

    D A and C

    Q6 The lingual crown inclination in the lower posterior teeth

    A progressively increases from the canine through the second molar

    B progressively decrease from the canine through the second molar

    C progressively Most from the canine through the second molar

    D progressively less from the canine through the second molar


    Q7 the long axis of the molar crown is identified by

    A Distal surface

    B mesial surface

    C mild development ridge

    D Buccal groove

    Q8 A palatal crown inclination existed in the upper posterior crown was A constant and
    similar from the canines through the second premolar and was

    A slightly less pronounced in the molars

    B slightly more pronounced in the molars

    C more pronounced in the molars

    D slightly much pronounced in the molars

    Q9 May occur during Fixed orthodontic treatment specially as a result of plaque


    accumulation in cause of uncooperative patient (poor oral hygiene)

    A loss of periodontal support

    B root resorption

    C Demineralization

    D pulpal Injury

    Q10 in Andrews first key of occlusion related to molars relation...... Of the distobuccal cusps
    of the upper first premolars molars made contact and occluded of mesiobuccal cusps of
    lower second molar

    A Distal surface

    B mesial surface

    C Buccal groove

    D mid development ridge

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