Practice MCQ For Govt Pharmacist Exam

Practice MCQ For Govt Pharmacist Exam, in this article we will solve, Practice MCQ on Dental products topic under the subject Pharmaceutical inorganic chemistry of first semester. Read following article for your reference.

Dental Products » PHARMACAREERS

The primary abrasive in many toothpastes is:

A) Sodium fluoride

B) Calcium carbonate

C) Silica

D) Triclosan

 

Fluoride aids in the prevention of dental caries by:

A) Decreasing plaque formation

B) Inhibiting demineralization

C) Promoting remineralization

D) Both B and C

 

Desensitizing toothpaste often contains which of the following ingredients?

  1. A) Potassium nitrate
  2. B) Sodium lauryl sulfate
  3. C) Calcium carbonate
  4. D) Sodium fluoride

 

Zinc eugenol cement is commonly used as a:

A) Temporary filling material

B) Permanent filling material

C) Desensitizing agent

D) Whitening agent

 

Which ingredient in dentifrices helps to reduce gingivitis?

A) Fluoride

B) Triclosan

C) Calcium carbonate

D) Sodium bicarbonate

 

The recommended concentration of fluoride in toothpaste for adults is:

A) 500 ppm

B) 1000 ppm

C) 1500 ppm

D) 2000 ppm

 

Which of the following is NOT a function of saliva?

A) Lubricating oral tissues

B) Initiating digestion of carbohydrates

C) Acting as a buffer

D) Whitening teeth

 

The main purpose of calcium carbonate in toothpaste is to:

A) Increase fluoride uptake

B) Act as a buffer

C) Provide abrasiveness for cleaning

D) Enhance flavor

 

Sodium fluoride in dentifrices serves primarily to:

A) Freshen breath

B) Prevent tartar build-up

C) Prevent dental caries

D) Reduce tooth sensitivity

 

Which type of dental cement is known for its sedative effect on the pulp?

A) Glass ionomer cement

B) Zinc phosphate cement

C) Zinc eugenol cement

D) Composite resin cement

 

The active ingredient in most over-the-counter desensitizing toothpastes is:

A) Sodium chloride

B) Potassium nitrate

C) Sodium bicarbonate

D) Calcium phosphate

 

Toothpastes that claim to whiten teeth typically contain:

A) Hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide

B) Triclosan or zinc citrate

C)Sodium fluoride or stannous fluoride

D) Calcium carbonate or silica

 

The role of triclosan in toothpaste is primarily to:

A) Act as an abrasive agent

B) Provide anti-caries benefit

C) Serve as an antiseptic agent

D) Enhance the flavor profile

 

Which ingredient helps to stabilize the pH of toothpaste?

A) Sodium lauryl sulfate

B) Sodium bicarbonate

C) Sodium saccharin

D) Sodium benzoate

 

The use of fluoride in dentistry is primarily aimed at:

A) Reducing tooth sensitivity

B) Preventing enamel erosion

C) Preventing dental caries

D) Reducing plaque formation

 

An example of a natural desensitizing agent found in some toothpastes is:

A) Arginine

B) Fluoride

C) Calcium carbonate

D) Sodium lauryl sulfate

 

Zinc eugenol cement is contraindicated for use under which type of restorations?

A) Amalgam

B) Composite

C) Gold

D) Porcelain

 

The most common concentration of sodium fluoride in mouth rinses is:

A) 0.02%

B) 0.05%

C) 0.2%

D) 2%

 

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of calcium carbonate in toothpaste?

A) Whitening effect

B) Anti-caries effect

C) Abrasive effect

D) Cost-effectiveness

 

The mechanism of action for desensitizing agents involves:

A) Occluding dentinal tubules

B) Strengthening enamel

C) Reducing plaque biofilm

D) Neutralizing acids

 

Fluoride varnishes typically contain which type of fluoride?

  1. A) Stannous fluoride
  2. B) Sodium fluoride
  3. C) Acidulated phosphate fluoride
  4. D) Amine fluoride

 

 

Which ingredient in toothpaste is responsible for foaming action?

A) Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)

B) Sodium bicarbonate

C) Triclosan

D) Calcium carbonate

 

The primary role of zinc in dentifrices is to:

A )Act as an abrasive

B )Enhance flavor

C )Provide anti-plaque benefits

D )Increase fluoride uptake

 

Tooth sensitivity can be reduced by using a toothpaste containing:

A )Sodium chloride

B )Potassium nitrate

C )Calcium carbonate

D )Sodium fluoride

 

The ‘halo effect’ in fluoride refers to:

A )The glow seen under UV light after teeth whitening

B )The additional benefit of fluoride in people consuming fluoridated water

C )The protective aura created by fluoride varnish

D )The radiance of healthy teeth due to proper oral hygiene

 

In zinc eugenol cement, eugenol acts as a:

A )Base

B )Accelerator

C )Retarder

D )Liquid component

 

Which is NOT a characteristic of an ideal dentifrice?

A )Low abrasivity

B )High foaming capacity

C )Therapeutic agents

D )Pleasant taste and odor

 

The remineralization effect of fluoride is enhanced by the presence of:

A )Calcium and phosphate ions

B )Sodium and potassium ions

C )Magnesium and zinc ions

D )Iron and copper ions

 

 

Desensitizing agents work by:

A )Killing bacteria that cause sensitivity

B )Forming a protective barrier over sensitive areas

C )Strengthening gum tissue around the teeth

D )Increasing saliva production

 

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