Impression trays #WikiDentia
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1. narrowest area buccolingually for impression or denture is located
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2. distobucccal area of lower denture should be........  ....to decrease interference with masseter muscle
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3. all of the following are muscles inserted at retromolar pad except
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4. Device used to carry, confine and control impression material while making an impression
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5.all of the following are modification for customization of tray to patient mouth except
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66.adaptation of tray to create even thickness of impression by movement their flanges near or away from tissues is
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7. adaptation of tray to V shaped palate to decrease thickness of impression is considered as
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8. space required between stock tray and tissues for impression material is
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9. for reversible hydrocolloids can use
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10. special tray is shorter than depth of sulcus by 2mm for border tracing which is type of
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11. which of the following tray used for wash impression
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12. plastic sheet technique is more common to be used as
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13. with relining and rebasing techniques ,best special tray to be used
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14. for mucocompressive impression technique use
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15. with thin mucosa cause pain under pressure so during making impression use
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16. for flat ridge which type of tray used for impression by
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17.usage of shim used for
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18. for Zn oxide impression boxing use
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19. plaster and pumic boxing is used with:
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20. thickness of base of cast shouldn't be less than
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21.land area on the cast should be
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22.which of the following affect size of buccal vestibule
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