Which is the predominant factor in the formation of the alveolar process_____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Reversal lines which may be seen on the cribriform plate (alveolar bone proper) of the alveolar process indicate the cessation of____________?

   A. Osteoblastic activity
   B. Osteoclastic activity
   C. Myeloid activity
   D. Healing activity

2. The predominant immunoglobulin in saliva is_______________?

   A. IgA
   B. IgD
   C. IgE
   D. IgG

3. The predominant cells after 48 hours of inflammation are_____________?

   A. Monocytes
   B. Macrophage
   C. Neutrophils
   D. A and B

4. All of the following are predominant arteriolar dilators except____________?

   A. Sodium Nitro prusside
   B. Hydrallazine
   C. Nifedipine
   D. Nitrates

5. In which of the following areas is the alveolar process the thinnest_____________?

   A. Lingual to the maxillary central incisors
   B. Buccal to the mandibular central incisors
   C. Lingual to the maxillary canines
   D. Lingual to the mandibular first molar

6. The distance from the CEJ to the alveolar crest normally is____________?

   A. 1 – 1.5 mm
   B. 2 mm
   C. 2 – 2.3 mm
   D. 3 mm

7. Alveolar O2 tension is______________?

   A. Increased by hyperventilation
   B. Decreased by hyperventilation
   C. Similar to venous O2 tension
   D. Not affected by respiratory depression

8. Inferior alveolar nerve runs______________?

   A. Medial to lateral pterygoid
   B. From Infratemporal fossa
   C. Lateral to medial pterygoid
   D. Lateral to lateral pterygoid

9. Which of the following groups of fibres are not attached to alveolar bone ?

   A. Transseptal
   B. Horizontal
   C. Oblique
   D. Apical

10. Alveolar process helps in providing_____________?

    A. Support and retention to the complete denture
    B. Boundaries for the tongue during speech
    C. Attachment to muscles of facial expression
    D. Support the natural teeth