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    QP CODE: 201226 Reg No: . MDS Part II Examinations, May 2014 (Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge)

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    This document outlines the questions for the MDS Part II Examinations in Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge for May 2014. It includes 2 essay questions worth 20 marks each on the topics of articulator selection and residual ridge resorption management. It also includes 6 short essay questions worth 10 marks each covering topics like titanium as a biomaterial, bone density classification, balanced occlusion, recording palatal seal area, centric jaw relation, and teeth arrangement for speech.

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    QP CODE: 201226 Reg No:………………….

    MDS Part II Examinations, May 2014


    ( Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge)
    Paper I – Applied Material Science and Removable Complete Prosthodontics

    Time: 3 Hours Total Marks: 100


    • Answer all Questions.
    • Draw Diagrams wherever necessary.

    Essay (2x20=40)

    1. Enumerate ideal requirements of an articulator. Discuss the selection of articulators in


    removable complete prosthodontics. (10+10=20)

    2. Define the term residual ridge resorption. Enumerate the various causes of residual ridge
    resorption. Discuss the management of resorbed ridges during complete denture
    construction. (3+7+10=20)

    Short Essays (6x10=60)

    3. Titanium as a biomaterial

    4. Bone density classification in implant prosthodontics

    5. Discuss the term “enter bolus exit balance” with relation to balanced occlusion

    6. Explain anatomical considerations in recording posterior palatal seal area

    7. Discuss concepts and significance of recording centric jaw relation in complete dentures.

    8. Role of teeth arrangement in improving speech in complete denture wearers

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