Question 500 · LDEK · Caries diagnosis
Indicate the earliest noticeable clinical manifestation of caries:
- A. carious lesion.
- B. enamel cavity.
- C. white spot.
- D. brown spot.
- E. cloudy spot.
Hint
Look for the first visible change of a subsurface enamel lesion with an intact surface layer, best seen after air-drying.
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