Question 29 · LDEK · Fluoride
The tissue scar on the surface and in the sub-surface layer of a carious lesion appears after the use of:
- A. infiltration with methacrylate resin (ICON).
- B. low level fluoride products.
- C. high level fluoride products.
- D. casein-phosphopeptide - amorphous calcium phosphate crèmes (CPP-ACP).
- E. amorphous calcium phosphate crèmes (ACP).
Hint
Think about which agent precipitates mineral so rapidly at the lesion surface that it seals the pores.
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