Question 301 · LDEK · Etiology and pathogenesis of caries
What is the clinical term for places which are not exposed to mechanical factors and where bacteria tend to settle down?
- A. places of accumulation.
- B. places of retention or stagnation.
- C. places of demineralization.
- D. places of bacterial integration.
- E. selective places.
Hint
Think of the clinical term for sites sheltered from self-cleansing and brushing, where plaque is left undisturbed.
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