List of top Oral Surgery Questions on Oral Surgery

Which bacterium is primarily responsible for initiating root caries?
The buccopharyngeal membrane is formed by the junction of which two embryonic layers?
Which vessel passes between the roots of the auriculotemporal nerve?
In dentistry, oxidized cellulose is primarily used for which of the following purposes?
What is the minimum recommended distance between two dental implants placed in an edentulous ridge to ensure optimal bone health and implant success?
Von Ebner’s glands are classified as which type of salivary gland?
A 60 year-old controlled diabetic patient visits your office for implant supported prosthesesWhat should be the most important governing factor determining the success of the treatment?
While cementing an all-ceramic bridge, the chair side assistant was accidentally exposed to hydrofluoric etchant. Which of the following should be used as an antidote?
During forceps extraction, which part of the following is used as a dilating instrument?
Identify the structure marked with red in the given image:
A patient fell from bed. On examination there is loss of complete vision from left eye. Which of the following structure is injured in this case?
Which type of nerve fibers is primarily responsible for transmitting referred pain?
In which of the following conditions is the use of thermoplasticized obturation technique contraindicated?
A 23-year-old male presents with pain and swelling in the floor of the mouth, which worsens during meals. Radiographic examination shows a radiopaque mass in the submandibular salivary duct. What is the most likely diagnosis?
After hemimandibulectomy, the mandible deviates on one side. Which of the following muscles is responsible for this?
Following a road traffic accident, a patient suffered trauma from a dashboard impactClinical and radiographic investigations revealed damage to the inferior alveolar nerve at its originWhich of the following muscles is most likely to be paralyzed?
Odland bodies found in the stratum spinosum are modified form of:
Which of the following is an accessory cusp commonly found on a mandibular molar?
A child diagnosed with both cleft lip and cleft palate presents to your clinicTo support ideal speech development, when should the cleft palate surgery ideally be performed?
A patient with a radiographically confirmed chronic oroantral fistula presents with nasal pus dischargeWhat would be the most appropriate treatment option?
A patient presents with an infected mandibular angle fracture. Which of the following bacteria is most commonly associated with infection in such cases?
Which of the following is not supplied by the Facial Nerve?
A patient requires tooth extraction in an area that has previously received radiation therapyWhat is the most serious complication to be concerned about in this case?
Which cells in the lungs give rise to heart failure cells?