Community Dentistry Test

The most cost-effective method for prevention of dental caries is:

Symposium is:

Which of the following preventive measures should be recommended for an 18 years old who has no caries of restorations?

You have a 9-year-old patient with a mixed dentition, Which index would you use to calculate decay?

Which of following is most effective method of preventing dental caries in general population:

One of the main approaches to public dental health program is:

Promoting healthy life – style in children is:

What the minimum level is of nicked in saliva at which it can give rise to allergic reactions in humans?

Which of the following statements is true?

The component of dental plaque most responsible for its adhesiveness is:

Early diagnosis and prompt treatment is a part of:?

Pit and fissure caries can be best prevented by:?

Which of the following factors of carbohydrate intake is least important for the development of caries?

Which of the following sampling technique is most important for dentistry:

The optimum amount of fluoride in drinking water that does not produce mottling of enamel yet causing reduction in dental caries is:

The most simple and effective method of educating a child to the problem of caries control is:?

Dental health education does not include:

The prevention that is done at the late pathogenesis stage of a disease is call as:

A decision about a course of action is:

Measured of central tendencies are:

The stage in “adoption of new ideas and practices” where a person weighs the pros and cons the practices before adopting them is:

The sequence of activities designed to implement policies and accomplish objectives is called as:

Fluoride ions absorbed by the body are eliminated by:?

Awakening the fundamental desire to learn is called:

0.2% sodium fluoride mouth rinses are recommended for use:?

Which index is measured with bleeding on probing?

Dental plaque is not necessary for the initiation of:?

A series of meetings designed to convey specific instruction and information in particular areas of work is known as:

A newborn child is called neonate up to age of:

Name of indicator which reveals the burden of ill health of the Community:

Which of the following index can be used to asses the treatment need:

Which of the following is most effective mean of health education:

The brushing method which provides good interproximal and gingival stimulation, and requires moderate dexterity, is the:

Tooth brushing appears to be the most effective in prevention of:

Which of the following primary preventive services would be provided in the community rather than by dental professional?

Which of the following sugars is least cariogenic?

Tooth brushing appears to be the most effective in prevention of:

The Purpose of planning is:

Total area of a normal curve is:

The topical fluoride system preferred for treatment in adults is:?

Dental health education is concerned with:

The “ Unusual ” occurrence of disease in a community clearly in excess of “ expected occurrence is known as:

The headquarters of WHO is at:

The term “Hygiene” is derived from:

The occurrence of a disease in an irregular, haphazard and infrequent manner is known as:

Group takes the decision in:

The most effective mean of education is:

Mass media includes the following:

Who is called all “Father of public Health”?:

Tools of dental public health are:

When individuals are selected in a sample according to certain subgroups to diminish the chances of sample fluctuation, the sample is termed as:?

In statistical terms universe is a synonym for:?

Single host factor which is very much related to disease is:

Dental health education is considered successful if the patient?

Screening for dental caries among school children is:

Consistent methods of evaluating a patient’s oral hygiene are considered desirable because:?

A patient’s interest in plaque control measures can be best assessment by:?

In team dentistry:

Acidogenic bacteria survive and produce acid best in dental plaque which is rich in:?

The concept of disease in which the ancient man believed is known as: