grep with regex question



I am using grep inside a bash script and need to display all lines in
a file without *_00*.mdl

fm_00.mdl
fm_89.mdl
fm.mdl

here I would only want to show the fm.mdl line



I tried this :
grep ".[^_0-90-9]." test.txt

what is the proper syntax

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