Question 88 (part 2) · LDEK · Prevention
Choose prophylactic strategy consisting in detection of early stages of caries in children, reducing the progress of carious disease and not allowing for forming of new carious lesions:
- A. primarily initial.
- B. initial.
- C. secondary.
- D. primary.
- E. tertiary.
Hint
Match each level of prevention to the stage of disease: before onset, early detectable lesions, or advanced disease with complications.
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