Question 93 · LDEK · Prevention
The term ‘primary prophylactics’ refers to:
- A. dentition free from caries.
- B. initial stages of caries.
- C. removal of caries complications.
- D. non-cavity stage of caries.
- E. eradication of carious bacteria.
Hint
Recall the three levels of prevention and the health status of the teeth that each level is aimed at.
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