Question 79 (part 2) · LDEK · Caries diagnosis
In a 20-year-old patient, demineralized lesion in enamel, around class I filling which has been placed a year before is observed. Intraoral examination revealed additional numerous calculus depositions and retention of bacterial plaque around fillings. The proper diagnosis would be:
- A. circular caries.
- B. secondary internal caries.
- C. rampant caries.
- D. residual caries.
- E. secondary internal caries.
Hint
Ask whether the new lesion formed on the outer tooth surface at the filling margin or beneath the filling through microleakage.
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