KVV E-Modules

The primary objective of complete denture insertion appointment is to:

A: Record jaw relation B: Verify esthetics only C: Ensure comfort, retention, and occlusal harmony D: Perform selective grinding

Pressure-indicating paste is mainly used during denture insertion to:

A: Improve retention B: Check occlusal errors C: Detect pressure areas on denture base D: Adjust vertical dimension

Which area is most commonly overextended in a mandibular complete denture?

A: Retromolar pad B: Buccal shelf C: Lingual flange (mylohyoid region) D: Labial frenum

Selective grinding is done to:

A: Increase vertical dimension B: Establish balanced occlusion C: Improve esthetics D: Increase retention

Which cusps are preserved during selective grinding in complete dentures?

A: Non-supporting cusps B: Incisal edges C: Supporting (centric holding) cusps D: All cusps

According to BULL rule, grinding is done on:

A: Buccal cusps of maxillary teeth B: Upper lingual cusps C: Lingual cusps of mandibular teeth D: Labial cusps of mandibular teeth

Deflective occlusal contacts in complete dentures may cause:

A: Increased retention B: Denture base fracture C: Denture instability and soreness D: Improved mastication

When occlusal discrepancy is observed at insertion, the first corrective step should be:

A: Remake the denture B: Selective grinding C: Relining D: Increase vertical dimension

Clinical remount procedure is advised during denture insertion to:

A: Improve esthetics B: Correct processing errors in occlusion C: Adjust border extensions D: Improve retention

Premature contacts during denture insertion are best detected using:

A: Pressure indicating paste B: Articulating paper C: Indelible pencil D: Alginate