A Hawley's appliance

B Fixed appliance

C No treatment

D Oral screen

A Vertical bone loss

B Normal bone pattern

C Horizontal bone loss

D Increase in bone density

A Ca(OH)2 pulp capping

B Formocresol pulpotomy

C Conventional root canal treatment

D Complete debridement and apexification

A Increase in tissue tolerance

B Easy laboratory procedure

C Rebasing and relining are quite easy

D Increase in restorative cost

A Put tooth in its place and splint it

B Allow tooth to erupt on its own (spontaneous eruption)

C Treat it orthodontically

D Do nothing

A Reducing flame

B Oxidizing flame

C Green flame

D All of the above

A Greater bulk of metal

B Proper cementation technique

C Shoulder preparation

D Proper use of pins and grooves

A Osteoblasts in areas of tension and osteoclasts in areas of pressure

B Osteoblasts in areas of tension and osteoblasts in areas of pressure

C Osteoid in areas of tension and osteoblasts in areas of pressure

D Afunctional atrophy

A 30% sebaceous glands

B 75% sebaceous glands

C very small number of sebaceous glands, if any

D absolutely no sebaceous glands

A Allow secondary dentin formation first

B To seal the cavity and create aseptic field

C Prevent pulp exposure and allow a thin layer of a dentin to remain

D Avoid microleakage