The High Level Clear Cell Present In The Oral Epithelium Is______
The High Level Clear Cell Present In The Oral Epithelium Is______
Merkel Cell | |
Melanocyte | |
Langerhans Cell | |
Lymphocyte |
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Oral Histology
The Hertwigs Epithelial Root Shealth Is Essential To Development Of The Root Because It______
The Hertwigs Epithelial Root Shealth Is Essential To Development Of The Root Because It______
Remians As An Essential Constituents Of The Periodontal Ligament | |
Given Rise To Odontoblasts That Lay Down Dentin Of The Root | |
Moulds The Shape Of Roots And Stimulates Differentiation Of Odontoblasts | |
Gives Rise To Cementoblasts That Produce Cementum Of The Root |
The Glands Of Blandin And Nuhn Are______
The Glands Of Blandin And Nuhn Are______
The Palatine Glands | |
The Glossopalatine Glands | |
The Anterior Lingual Glands Located Near The Apex Of Tongue | |
The Posterior Lingual Glands |
The Function Of Myoepithelial Cells May Be______
The Function Of Myoepithelial Cells May Be______
Support For The End Piece During Active Secretion Of Saliva | |
Provide Signals To The Acinar Secretary Cells For Structure Organization | |
All Of The Above | |
Initiating Contraction |
The Function Of Merkel Cells Is______
The Function Of Merkel Cells Is______
Nutritive Function | |
Secretory Function | |
Neuro Sensory | |
Sensory Function |
The Formative Cells Of Which Of The Following Dental Tissues Disappear Once Tissue Is Formed______
The Formative Cells Of Which Of The Following Dental Tissues Disappear Once Tissue Is Formed______
Enamel | |
Dentin | |
Cementum | |
Periodontal Ligament |
The Formation Of Which Of The Following Does Not Represent Normal Physiologiacl Process Of Dentin Formation______
The Formation Of Which Of The Following Does Not Represent Normal Physiologiacl Process Of Dentin Formation______
Tetiary Dentin And Sclerotic Dentin | |
Primary And Secondary Dentin | |
All Of The Above | |
Secondary Dentin And Circumpulpal Dentin |
The Formation Of The Dental Lamina Is Initiated By______
The Formation Of The Dental Lamina Is Initiated By______
Forebrain | |
Neural Crest Cells | |
Odontoblasts | |
Rathkes Pouch |
The First Sign Of Future Deciduous Teeth As A Thickening Of Oral Ectoderm Appears At About______
The First Sign Of Future Deciduous Teeth As A Thickening Of Oral Ectoderm Appears At About______
56Th Day Of Intra Uterine Life | |
34Th Day Of Intra Uterine Life | |
20 Wks Of Intra Uterine Life | |
25Th Day Of Intra Uterine Life |
The Fibroblasts Associated With Capillaries Are______
The Fibroblasts Associated With Capillaries Are______
Plasma Cell | |
Lymphocytes | |
Histocytes | |
Pericytes |
The Enamel Of The Posterior Teeth Is Thickest At______
The Enamel Of The Posterior Teeth Is Thickest At______
Middle Third Of Lingual Surface | |
Occlusal Surface | |
Middle Third Of Buccal Surface | |
Cervical Third Of Buccal Surface |
The Enamel Has No Capacity Of Self Repair Because______
The Enamel Has No Capacity Of Self Repair Because______
It Is Essentially A Keratin Tissue And Has No Blood Vessels | |
Its Formative Cells Are Lost Once It Is Completely Formed | |
It Has Only A Small Percent Of Organic Content | |
It Has No Direct Connection With The Active Cells Of The Dental Pulp |
The Duct(S) Of Gland(S) Opening Into The Floor Of The Mouth Is (Are)______
The Duct(S) Of Gland(S) Opening Into The Floor Of The Mouth Is (Are)______
Sublingual And Parotid | |
Submandibular And Parotid | |
Von Ebner | |
Submandibular And Sublingual |
The Disturbances Occurred During Calcification Stage Of Tooth Development Is Seen In______
The Disturbances Occurred During Calcification Stage Of Tooth Development Is Seen In______
Peg Laterals | |
Supernumerary Tooth | |
Microdontia | |
Interglobular Dentin |
The Diameter Of The Rod Is______
The Diameter Of The Rod Is______
4 Μ M | |
7 Μ M | |
2 Μ M | |
9 Μ M |
The Diameter Of The Largest Arterial Vessels In The Pulp Range From______
The Diameter Of The Largest Arterial Vessels In The Pulp Range From______
151-200 Îœm | |
50-100 Îœm | |
101-150 Îœm | |
201-250 Îœm |
The Development Of Pulp Begins______
The Development Of Pulp Begins______
6Th Week Of Iu | |
18Th Week Of Iu | |
8Th Week Of Iu | |
10Th Week Of Iu |
The Dentin Receptors Are Unique Because______
The Dentin Receptors Are Unique Because______
Elicit Only Pain As A Response | |
They Elicit Pain To Hot And Cold | |
They Elicit Pain To Touch And Pressure | |
They Elicit Pain To Chemicals |
The Dentin Adjacent To The Dentinoenamel Junction Is Called The______
The Dentin Adjacent To The Dentinoenamel Junction Is Called The______
Mantle Dentin | |
Secondary Dentin | |
Circumpulpal Dentin | |
Predentin |
The Dental Pulp Is Derived Form______
The Dental Pulp Is Derived Form______
Dental Sac | |
Odontoblasts | |
Dental Papilla | |
Stellate Reticulum |
The Dental Pulp Contains Nerve Endings/Receptors For______
The Dental Pulp Contains Nerve Endings/Receptors For______
Pain | |
Proprioception | |
Pressure | |
Temperature |
The Deciduous Teeth Can Be Differentiated From Permanent Teeth By______
The Deciduous Teeth Can Be Differentiated From Permanent Teeth By______
Enamel Prismatic Arrangement | |
Primary And Secondary Dentin | |
Dentinal Tubule Arrangement | |
Mineral Content |
The Content Of Saliva Include All Except______
The Content Of Saliva Include All Except______
Lysoenzyme | |
Lipase | |
Urea | |
Amylase |
The Connective Tissue Of The Gingiva Is Known As The______
The Connective Tissue Of The Gingiva Is Known As The______
Lamina Dura | |
Lamina Propria | |
Dental Cuticle | |
Fibroblasts |
The Condyle Of Mandible Is Composed Of______
The Condyle Of Mandible Is Composed Of______
Compact Bone Covered By Cancellous Bone | |
Cancellous Bone | |
Compact Bone | |
Cancellous Bone Covered By Thin Layer Of Compact Bone |