Group of fibres, which resist the masticatory forces___________?

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1. Masticatory mucosa in the oral cavity covers the_______________?

   A. Floor of the mouth and soft palate B. Alveolar mucosa and vestibular fornix C. Lip and cheek D. Gingiva and hard palate...

2. Masticatory mucosa is____________?

   A. Para keratinised B. Ortho keratinised C. Non keratinised D. Sub keratinised...

3. Of the following which is most common disorder causing pain about the masticatory apparatus including the TMJ_____________?

   A. Traumatic arthritis B. Trigeminal neuralgia C. Myofacial pain dysfunction syndrome D. Degenerative arthritis...

4. The most abundant group of fibres in the PDL are_____________?

   A. Trans-septal B. Horizontal C. Oblique D. Apical...

5. Bone adjacent to periodontal ligament that contains a great number of sharpey’s fibres is known as______________?

   A. Lamina dura B. Bundle bone C. Lamina propria D. Lamina densa...

6. Sharpey’s fibres are present in_______________?

   A. Bone B. Periosteum C. Periodontal ligament D. All of the above...

7. The main function of horizontal fibres of P.D ligament is____________?

   A. Prevent extrusion B. Prevent rotation C. Maintains the mesiodistal width D. All of the above...

8. Fibres of periodontal ligament embedded in the bone are_____________?

   A. Sharpey’s fibres B. Tomes fibres C. Elastic fibres D. Ray’s fibres...

9. Sharpey’s fibres are derived from_____________?

   A. Hertwig’s root sheath B. Epithelial rests of malassez C. Alveolar bone D. Dental follicle...

10. Periodontal fibres joining cemental surface of one tooth, to cemental surface of adjacent tooth are called____________?

    A. Gingivodental B. Cemental fibres C. Horizontal fibres D. Transseptal fibres...