💡Distolabial migration of the maxillary incisors is classic sign of 

a.Generalized aggressive periodontitis
b.Generalized chronic periodontitis
c.Localized aggressive periodontitis✔️
d.Desquamative gingivitis

💡Interproximal bone loss involving 3 permanent teeth apart from the incisors and first molars is characteristic of 

a.Periodontitis
b.Aggressive periodontitis
c.Localized aggressive periodontitis
d.Generalized aggressive periodontitis✔️

💡Neutropenia can result in 

a.Aggressive periodontitis
b.Early onset periodontitis✔️
c.Less gingival inflammation
d.Gingivitis

💡Non specific conditioned gingival enlargement is 

a.Pyogenic granuloma✔️
b.Periapical granuloma
c.Granuloma
d.None of the above

💡False enlargement can be due to 

a.Tori 
b.Exostosis
c.Paget's disease
d.All of the above✔️

💡Lipping is 

a.Central buttressing bone formation
b.Peripheral buttressing bone formation✔️
c.Bone formation
d.Bone resorption

💡Apical migration of the junctional epithelium results in..

a.Periodontal pocket✔️
b.Deepening of the gingival sulcus
c.Gingival crevice
d.GCF

💡 Which of the following not found in NUP patient

a. deep interdental osseous crater
b. deep pocket✔️
c. recession
d. tooth mobility

💡How are angular bony effects in maxilla and mandible classified?
A. According to depth of the of the periodontal pockets
B. According to the type of pockets
C. According to the number of the walls remaining✔️
D. According to the number of the bony walls involved

💡In which of the following condition arch shaped bony defects are seen in mandibular region?
A. Juvenile periodontitis✔️
B. ANUG
C. Chronic periodontitis
D. Gingivitis

💡In which of the condition appearance of the gingiva is similar to gingiva seen in HIV patients?
A. Lichen planus
B. Juvenile periodontitis
C. ANUG✔️
D. Acute gingivitis

Materia alba refers to soft accumulations of bacteria and tissue cells that lack the organized structure of dental plaque and are easily displaced with a water spray