Question 86 · LDEK · Minimally invasive treatment
Reminarilising fluoride preparations are an essential element for the treament of root caries:
- A. only at early stages of root caries.
- B. only at advanced stages of root caries.
- C. only in patients in whom no cavitation has yet occurred.
- D. only in patients who live in the areas in which a fluoride concentration in drinking water is < 1 ppm.
- E. at all stages of root caries.
Hint
Ask whether fluoride's role in root caries ends once a cavity forms, or whether it also helps arrest lesions and protect restorations.
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