Question 338 · LDEK · Diagnosis
Loss of marginal edge of primary molar suggests:
- A. superficial caries.
- B. medium caries.
- C. deep caries.
- D. pathological process involving the pulp.
- E. inflammatory lesions in periapical tissues.
Hint
Consider how thin enamel and dentin are in primary molars and how high their pulp horns lie under the marginal ridges.
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