Question 120 · LDEK · Non-carious lesions of dental hard tissues
Which of the following is affected by molar incisor hypomineralization manifested by morphological enamel defects:
- A. buccal surface of the second permanent molars and/or ½ surface of mandibular incisors.
- B. occlusal surface of the third permanent molars and all incisors.
- C. occlusal surface of the first milk molars and maxillary incisors.
- D. occlusal surface of the first permanent molars and/or incisal 1/3 of the crown of incisors.
- E. all the surfaces of the first permanent molars and maxillary central incisors are affected.
Hint
The name of the condition tells you which permanent teeth are involved; think about which of their surfaces show the defects.
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