MCQs of Oral Histology – Bone, AMJ And Maxillary Sinus

Alveolar process helps in providing

The maxillary sinus

If a child’s teeth do not form, this would primarily effect the growth of the:

Organ of chievity is seen near the:

Calcium content of lamina dura is:

Reversal lines which may be seen on the cribriform plate (alveolar bone proper) of the alveolar process indicate the cessation of:

Bone at forming stage has

Cibriform plate is also known as:

Mature bone is otherwise called as:

The marrow found in the mandible is:

Basal bone is:

Which of the following is true:

Which of the following is not true:

In a healthy mouth, the distance between the cementoenamel junction and the border of alveolar bone proper is:

Which of the following is wrong

Which of the following is true:

Role of meckel’s cartilage in development of mandible

The components of future TMJ shows development at

The condyle of mandible is composed of

Which of the following is correct

Normal interincisal distance is:

Mandible develops by:

Which of the following is true:

The type of epithelium lining maxillary sinus is

The tooth present close to maxillary sinus is:

Functional importance of maxillary sinus is:

Which of the following is not correct

The articular cartilage is characterized by all of the following features except:

The type of bone present in the labial area of anterior teeth is:

The muscle which is commonly involved in myofacial pain dysfunction syndrome

Second arch derivatives are all except:

Fibres which continue from bone to ligament are:

Basic metabolic unit of bone is:

Which of the following enzymes are involved in bone formation

Alveolar bone proper is also known as:
or
Which of the following is seen as lamina dura in an IOPA radiograph

When osteoblast lay new bone from outside to inside in a osteon, the active formation area is called:

Haversion systems (osteons) are found primarily in the:

The intimal B cells of synovical memrbane of temporomandibular joint are:

The process of recesses formation in maxillary sinus is most frequently seen with

Maxillary sinus is described as a four sided pyramid containing base, apex, roof and floor. The apex of maxillary sinus extends