Question 90 · LDEK · Caries treatment
The decision on the need to implement the invasive treatment of a carious lesion is based on:
- A. lesion location.
- B. lesion activity.
- C. breaks in the enamel continuity.
- D. presence of a lesion classified as D1 acc. to WHO.
- E. age of the patient.
Hint
Modern cariology separates lesions that can be arrested non-invasively from those that need a restoration; what physical feature draws that line?
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