Q.No.1. Maintenance of tooth shape is
function of.
A.
Outer
enamel epithelium
B.
Inner
enamel epithelium
C. Stellate
reticulum
D.
Stratum
inter medium
E.
Dental
Papilla
Q.No.2.Enamel organ appears ovoid in.
A.
Cap
stage
B. Bud
stage
C.
Bell
stage
D.
Bud
to cap stage
E.
Cap
to Bell stage
Q.No.3. Dental papilla is referred as
tooth pulp after
A.
Crown
calcification
B.
Crown
completion
C.
Enamel
formation
D. Layer
of predentin
E.
Dentin
formation
Q.No.4. Star shape cells are
A. Stellate
Reticulum
B.
Stratum
Intermedium
C.
Inner
Enamel epithelium
D.
Outer
enamel epithelium
E.
Dental
follicle cells
Q.No.5. Appositional stage of tooth development is
A.
Early
cap stage
B.
Bud
stage
C.
Late
cap stage
D. Bell
stage
E.
Dental
lamina stage
Q.No.6. Least different cells of
enamel organ in the bell stage are at.
A.
At
the apex
B.
At
the surface
C.
In
the middle
D.
At
the tip of cusp
E. Cervical
loop
Q.No.7. formation of dentin occurs
under the influence of
A.
Outer
enamel epithelium
B. Inner
enamel epithelium
C.
Stellate
reticulum
D.
Stratum
Intermedium
E.
Dental
follice cells
Q.No.8. Break up of Dental lamina
occurs in
A.
Early
cap stage
B.
Bud
stage
C. Bell
stage
D.
Dental
lamina stage
E.
Late
cap stage
Q.No.9. Maintainance of shape of
enamel organ is function of
A. External
enamel epithelium
B.
Outer
enamel epithelium
C.
Dental
papilla
D.
Stellate
reticulum
E.
Stratum
intermedium
Q.No.10. Hertwig’s epithelial root Sheath arises from.
A.
Stratum
intermedium
B.
Stellate
reticulum
C.
Inner
enamel epithelium
D.
Outer
enamel epithelium
E. Inner
& outer enamel epithelium
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