Question 442 · LDEK · Minimally invasive treatment
The preventive resin restoration is a minimally invasive procedure proposed by Simonsen and it is a method combining:
- A. minimally invasive preparation of a carious focus with painting the tooth surface with fluoride varnish.
- B. fissure sealing with ART method.
- C. fissure sealing with painting the tooth surface with fluoride varnish.
- D. mechanical fissure preparation with painting the tooth surface with fluoride varnish.
- E. fissure sealing with minimally invasive preparation of a carious focus filled afterwards with composite.
Hint
Simonsen's technique treats a small fissure lesion and protects the remaining sound fissures in the same visit.
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