Caries Classification Flashcards

1
Q

How is caries classified by extent

A

D1 - all visually detectable lesions
D2 - lesions extending into enamel only
D3 - lesions extending into dentine

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2
Q

How can caries by classed by cavitation

A

Cavitated

Non-cavitated

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3
Q

How can caries be classed by activity

A

Active - demineralising

Inactive - remineralising

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4
Q

How can caries be classified by site

A

Smooth surface
Occlusal
Root surface
Approximately

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5
Q

Who created the new diagnostic system differentiating between active and inactive caries lesions

A

B. Nyvad

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6
Q

How can caries be classed by location

A

Primary - de novo: 1*

Secondary - adjacent to a restoration: 2*

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7
Q

What are the different ways that caries can be classified

A
Extent
Cavitation
Activity
Site
Location
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8
Q

How does the caries scoring system work

A

Surfaces - each tooth is considered separately

Tooth - worst surface dictated tooth code

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