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Which type of enlargement is seen in puberty?

AInterdental papillae appear bulbous but facial gingiva is not affected
BInterdental papillae and facial gingiva both are enlarged
CInterdental gingiva, marginal gingiva and attached gingiva all are enlarged
DBoth marginal gingiva and attached gingiva are enlarged
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2995 Dental

Cusp reduction can be considered in all of the following situations except:

AWhen the outline form has extended one third the distance from a primary groove to a cusp tip
BWhen the outline form has extended two third the distance from an adjacent primary groove to the cusp tip
CWhen the operator judges that adequate cuspal strength (adequate dentin support) remains
DIf the reduction of cusp improves the accessibility and visibility for operator
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