Question 61 · LDEK · Caries diagnosis
Which of the following is the first, clinically visible sign of the carious lesion:
- A. white spot lesion.
- B. porous enamel.
- C. subsurface enamel breakdown.
- D. constriction of apatite crystals.
- E. shiny lesion.
Hint
Choose the change you can actually see with the naked eye after drying the tooth, not one that requires a microscope.
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