Question 122 · LDEK · Diagnosis
The classification of caries lesions by Mount and Hume (1998) describes:
- A. extensity of lesions.
- B. location and extensity of lesions.
- C. type of dental material used.
- D. mode of cavity preparation.
- E. location of lesions.
Hint
Recall the two-number code (e.g. 1.2 or 2.3) used in this minimal-intervention classification and what each number stands for.
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