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A patient dislocates his mandible for the first time. After reduction, you should

immobilize for ten days.
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The first sign of a toxic reaction to an injected local anesthetic solution would be

excitement.
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The sum of the widths (in mesiodistal diameter) of the first and second deciduous molars is generally

greater than the permanent successors
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The first sensation lost after administration of a local anesthetic is

pain
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Abnormal development of the first pharyngeal arch could result in defects in the

zygomatic bones and external ears
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In the mandibular dental arch of a 12-year old boy, the permanent first molars are in contact with the first premolars and the crowns of the second premolars have erupted lingually. The likely cause is

premature loss of deciduous second molars.
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In the treatment of an acute anaphylactic reaction, the first drug that should be administered is

epinephrine.
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Odontoblast nuclei displacement into adjacent dentinal tubuli is thought to be
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2. due to increased intrapulpal tissue pressure.
3. due to contraction of collagen fibres.
4. more frequent following the use of air coolant rather than water coolant.
5. one of the first histological changes following operative trauma

All of the above
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The roots of the first permanent molar should be completely formed by the age of

eleven years.
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The periodontal condition showing localized advanced vertical bone loss involving the first molars and the incisors is diagnosed as

juvenile periodontitis.
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