Viva Questions For MFD Part 2 Consolidated
Viva Questions For MFD Part 2 Consolidated
Viva Questions For MFD Part 2 Consolidated
in a specific manner.
• Which means that you have to be very accurate in instantly identifying the diagnosis and
differential diagnosis with treatment planning, causes, etiology, etc.
• Below mentioned questions are collected after lot of hardwork from various
examinations and students who appeared for Royal college part 2 examination.
• Your answer needs to be precise and not a story. The more questions you answer, more
are chances of you clearing.
• If you don’t know answer to any question, just say PASS , do not think about it and
waste the precious time.
• Also, you shall have to answer question in a specific manner as points are
based on how you answer.
• If you thoroughly practice the below mentioned questions with answers and the WAY to
answer them, atleast 6-7 times, you shall be very comfortable in the exam, with addition
of tips and other topics mentioned in the answer booklet.
A) Viva exam April 2018, Bahrain
First examiner:
1) Picture for lower 6 with fissure sealant:
• Types
• GIC resin
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Which one is better
Second examiner:
1) Picture of Periapical x ray
• What do you see - It was elongated.
• Why?
• Risk of radiograph?
• Prevention of risk?
• Diagnosis
• What is the scientific name of dry socket
• How to know definitive diagnosis?
• Everything about osteonecrosis in details
Everything about dry socket in details
• Third examiner:
1) Panorama with impacted canine
• Diagnosis
• Prognosis
• How to know where impacted (clinically)
• Then how to know by other technique:
Fourth examiner:
1) Tumor in palate
• Diagnosis, risk factor
• Treatment what can you do with him as GP
• Types of biopsy
Examiner 1:
1) A picture of two permanent central incisors, the right is fully formed with
closed apex, the left one is not fully formed, the root is short with open apex
and big apical radiolucency. No symptoms just Tender to percussion.
• What do you see
• Why is this radiolucency? The cause?
• What is your treatment, materials used
• Other option for treatment
2) Two upper permanent central incisors their picture shows - one with
discoloured crown the other one with normal colour, with x-ray for both, they
are root filled.
• What is the problem?
• The solution?
• Which materials?
Examiner 2:
1) Opg showing bone resorption around almost all teeth, patient is 50years old.
• What do you see.
• Diagnosis?
• What are the types of bone resorption? Show them to me on the
radiograph?
• Treatment?
• Use antibiotics or not?
• Which one?
• Why?
Examiner 3:
1) White lesion on an area of an extracted tooth what do you see?
What is this lesion?
2) A picture of a big white lesion on the right buccal mucosa only. No
other lesions in the mouth.
What is this lesion?
3) A small rough raised white lesion on the lateral border of the tongue
Describe?
• This is your patient. How to manage?
• Possible diagnosis. Type of biopsy. why?
Examiner 4
1) You gave a patient an ID block. And then he can't close his eyes, and can't
control his mouth, what has happened?
• What would you do? Are you going to complete treatment for him?
Or you will stop?
• What is the complication of this situation?
• How you will manage?
2) You have given a patient anesthesia then he becomes pale and dizzy?
• What is happening? What is your management?
3) A picture of a patient who has severe trauma to his face, the maxilla appears
fractured and teeth displaced, bleeding.
• What do you see?
• What are you going to do?
• If there is a maxillary fracture and root fracture for the teeth. What are
you going to do? You should maintain teeth or extract?
First Examiner:
2) What are the important info. you should tell the technician about? (he wants
the components of RPD)
Second Examiner:
2) Types of gingivitis.
3) Picture of young adult with recent mobility and spacing in upper anterior
teeth, pocketing about 8mm.
• What is the possible causes of spacing?
• What is the investigations?
• Then he put the OPG, what is the diagnosis? OPG showed bone loss
interdental in all teeth.
• Aetiology?
• Treatment. (don’t forget to mention the maintenance)
• What is the category of Mertanidazole? And its side effects
• Difference between gingival and periodontal abscess.
Third Examiner:
2) What are the causes of buccal canine impaction & palatal canine
impaction?
Fourth Examiner:
1) A pic to anterior tooth with file in its canal. Ask about any error
you see in the pic- there was a ledge in the apical third & no
straight path access
• The causes of the ledge?
• How the correct access should be?
First Examiner:
1) OPG with multiple radiolucent cysts.
What do you see?
Gorlin syndrome, other features of Gorlin Syndrome, how would you
treat it.
Second Examiner:
1) Picture of apex locator, what is this, what are its types, how to measure
it, does it have any advantage over radiographic method?
Third Examiner:
Fourth Examiner:
1)Picture with gingival abscess and IOPA showing bone resorption on lateral
side of tooth, what is this – periodontal abscess, difference between perio and
apical abscess?
7) Herpetic gingivostomatitis.
• Diagnosis? Treatment? When to give acyclovir and when not and other
diseases in which acyclovir is given.
F) Ajman 2017
4) Management of periodontitis
Treatment
G) Bahrain 2015
1) During the extraction of upper molar u heard a crack which is not the
tooth? What is it?
3) Components of LA carpoule?
4) Twin Block appliance – Advantages and Disadvantages?
Another Room:
5) Aim of RCT?
6) DPT showing bridge with distal abutment with very large intrradicular
radiolucency. Treatment options?
7) How to assess patient for implant?
9) Study models for a child with missing lateral incisors. Treatment options?
H) Dublin 2011
Second Table
3) Picture of a third molar horizontally impacted with crown against the second
molar - describe what u see?
4) Dry socket
Define?
What is the main problem that causes dry socket
What material do you use to the treatment of dry socket?
Other materials?
K) Dublin 2012
1) After assessing the patient, you are decided to do a crown for the lower
second molar tooth. Which finishing margins will you use and why?
Which impression material will you use?
Why do you need to place a temporary crown?
Which material do you need for temporization?
Name the luting materials that will you use?
2) A patient is not satisfied with his complete denture. What is your
management?
3) What is the treatment of xerostomia? What is the side effect of pylocarbine?
4) What are the features of epithelial dysplasia? Give a classification of it?
5) Talk about the pulpotomy and mention the materials used in it? Formocresol
and ferric sulphate.
Is formocresol still used in paediatric dentistry and why?
6) If you have a primary tooth with inter-radicular radiolucency, what is your
management?
What are the types of space maintainer?
7) Types of tooth surface loss. What is the common cause of erosion in a young
female? (Very common question)
l) Khartoum 2011-2013
44) Picture of MOD preparation with band - what options of filling materials?
How retention can be improved?
45) Picture of lichen planus - describe? Investigations? Biopsy types? Medium
to keep biopsy and concentration? Labelling of biopsy, what to write?
46) Candida - types? Talk about them?
47) Bilateral missing laterals - cause? Prevalence? Diseases associated?
48) Types of bridges? Cantilever? Advantages and disadvantages?
49) Types of bone grafts?
50) Histology of ameloblastoma?
51) Picture of nerve inside the parotid gland - what is this?
Branches? Frey’s syndrome? Mechanism?
52) Difference between trans palatal arch and nance appliance?
53) Picture of supernumerary tooth in maxillary arch - what is it? Types
according to location and shape?
54) Steps of complete denture construction?
55) Aphthous ulcer in details?
56) ANUG in details?
57) Dry socket - mechanism? Treatment in details?
1)
1. Name of this
technique?
3)
4)
1. Where is the canine impacted?
2. What technique is this?
3. How do you take an upper occlusal view?
4. What are the treatment options for the palatally impacted canine?
5)
2. What are the symptoms that the patient may complain of?
3. What is the differential diagnosis?
1. What is this?
3. What is the difference between the lesions you mentioned from the lesion in
the picture?
4. Treatment.
7)
1. What are these types of x-ray?
2. Differential Diagnosis
3. Spot Diagnosis?
4. Treatment.
8)
1. What is the X-ray type?
2. Differential Diagnosis of the lesion?
3. Most Probable Diagnosis?
9)
View 1
View 2
10)
1. Diagnosis?
2. What are the two structures that I should care about during treatment?
3. Type of content?
4. Other areas where you can find this lesion?
5. Affect which part of the gland?
6. Lined with epithelium?
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