Free NEET MDS Clinical Questions-Conservative Dentistry

Have you ever thought that how you can win a 5 km marathon without practicing? If the idea sounds ridiculous, then how could you ever dream that you can clear the NEET MDS exam without solving enough questions? Many aspirants struggle with NEET MDS clinical questions due to lack of practice. PULP has the largest NEET MDS question bank to help you perform extraordinarily in clinical dental MDS questions. Solving NEET MDS questions can help you become familiar with the questions, contemporary trends and help you realize your weaker areas.

PULP presents you with free 10 sample NEET MDS questions from the topic-Conservative Dentistry. Attempt the NEET MDS clinical questions and review the findings. Focus on the areas where you lag to avoid making the same mistakes in the exam.

Q 1.The most appropriate treatment for a permanent molar with occlusal caries confined to enamel is a/an

A. Amalgam.

B. Composite resin.

C. Fluoride varnish application.

D. Preventive resin restoration.

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Q 2. A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one-third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to

A. Place an amalgam restoration.

B. Place a porcelain inlay.

C. Place a direct composite restoration.

D. Apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene.

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Q 3. Which of the following restorations is the most appropriate for a primary molar with 3 or more carious surfaces in a high caries-risk child?

A. Bonded amalgam.

B. Composite resin.

C. Stainless steel crown.

D. Resin modified glass ionomer cement.

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Q 4. Patient returned to you after 1 month from doing amalgam filling with definite severe pain, due to:

A. Unidentified pulp horn exposure

B. Over occlusion

C. Moisture contamination during the restoration due to amalgam expansion

D. Supra calculus

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Q 5. For the prevention of mercury toxicity in the clinic put it in:

A. Water

B. Sodium chloride

C. The appearance of radial

D. Fixer of radial

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Q 6. For a patient who exhibits bruxism, a cast gold inlay is superior to an amalgam because the inlay has

A. Better adaptation to the cavity walls.

B. Greater thermal conductivity.

C. Better ability to withstand masticatory forces.

D. Easier placement into the cavity preparation.

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Q 7. Patient has high mastication forces has caries on posterior teeth and he want only esthetic restoration:

A. Composite with beveled margins.

B. Composite without beveled margins.

C. Light cured GI.

D. Zinc phosphate cement.

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Q 8. Which is the most appropriate treatment for a patient who reports persistent thermal sensitivity 4 weeks after placement of a posterior composite resin restoration with acceptable occlusion?

A. Adjust the restoration slightly out of occlusion.

B. Replace the restoration with a reinforced zinc oxide eugenol restoration.

C. Replace the restoration with a bonded amalgam restoration.

D. Replace the restoration with a bonded composite resin restoration.

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Q 9. A 67 year old patient with xerostomia presents with root caries. The most appropriate material to restore these lesions is

A. Flowable composite resin.

B. Hybrid composite resin.

C. Silver amalgam.

D. Glass ionomer cement.

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Q 10. Microabrasion using modified Croll technique utilizes:

A. 37% Phosphoric Acid

B. 10% HCl

C. 18% Citric acid

D. 5 % HF

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