Question 83 · LDEK · Etiology and pathogenesis of caries
Indicate the layer of a non-cavitated carious lesion in the enamel in which remineralization processes occur:
- A. surface zone.
- B. subsurface zone.
- C. dark zone.
- D. body of the lesion.
- E. affected zone.
Hint
Think about which zone of the classic four-zone enamel lesion contains tiny micropores created by mineral being re-deposited.
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