Question 61 · LDEK · Fissure sealing
A temporary contraindication to the sealing of pits and other anatomical fissures of the teeth is:
- A. presence of caries on the approximal surfaces of a tooth.
- B. patient’s age.
- C. time that passed since the tooth eruption, shorter than 6 months.
- D. high risk of caries.
- E. sound pits and fissures - caries free.
Hint
A temporary contraindication is something that must be dealt with first, after which sealing can be reconsidered.
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