If therapeutic interventions are not in place and disease progress has not been arrested,high caries risk for ages 6 years and older/adult is indicated by any one of the following except which one?
A) Teeth with frank cavitations or lesions that radiographically show penetration into dentin
B) Approximal radiographic lesions confined to the enamel only
C) Visual white spots on smooth surfaces
D) Inadequate saliva flow
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Q1: Demineralization is the:
A) Dissolution of calcium and
Q2: High caries risk factors for ages 0
Q3: The white spot lesion is:
A) Irreversible
B) The
Q4: Dental caries is caused by:
A) The white
Q5: Evidence-based therapy for a high caries risk
Q6: The following are primary mechanisms of fluoride
Q7: Caries protective factors include all of the
Q9: Dental caries involves an interaction among pathologic
Q10: Caries disease indicators include all of the
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