Caries Interpretation Flashcards

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What is the caries classification used at UMKC?

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IC= initial caries
MC= moderate caries
AC= advanced caries
RSC= root surface caries
RC= recurrent caries
B/Li= buccal or lingual caries

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  • caries in the enamel layer
  • rates from a demineralization defect at the at the proximal surface and can extend axially to contact the DEJ
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initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Initial caries (IC)

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Classify the caries:

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Initial caries (IC)

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  • spreading vertically at the DEJ
    and/or
  • extending axiallial greater than half way in dentin layer
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Moderate caries (MC)

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Moderate caries (MC)

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Moderate caries (MC)

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Moderate caries (MC)

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Moderate caries (MC)

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Classify the caries:

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Moderate caries (MC)

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  • greater than or equal to half way into the dentin layer and can extend axially to contact the pulp:
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Advanced caries (AC)

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Advanced caries (AC)

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Advanced caries (AC)

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classify the caries:

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Advanced caries (AC)

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classify the caries:

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Advanced caries (AC)

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classify the caries:

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root surface caries

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  • saucerized or scooped-out appearance
  • 50% prevalence in geriatric population
  • most common in buccal premolar regions, then followed by lingual and interproximal areas
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root surface caries (RSC)

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Classify the caries

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recurrent caries (RC)

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classify the caries

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B/Li carries

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- Difficult to localize on a single view - may superimpose the pulp
B/Li caries
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ICDAS
International caries detection ans assistent system
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What categories are included in ICDAS?
E1, E2, D1, D2, D3
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According to ICDAS, class icy the following caries: Lesion within outer 1/2 of enamel
E1
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According to ICDAS, class icy the following caries: Lesion within inner 1/2 of enamel
E2
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According to ICDAS, class icy the following caries: Lesion within outer 1/3 of dentin
D1
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According to ICDAS, class icy the following caries: Lesion within middle 1/3 of dentin
D2
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According to ICDAS, class icy the following caries: Lesion within inner 1/3 of dentin
D3
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
E1
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
E2
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D1
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D2
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D3
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
E1
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
E2
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D1
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D2
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According to ICDAS, classify the following caries:
D3
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following: - Penetrates less than or equal to 1/2 the enamel thickness as a radiolucent notch on the outer surface of the tooth
E1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
E1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
E1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following: - Penetrates greater than 1/2 the enamel thickness - May have an isosceles triangular outline with base at the proximal surface - Does NOT extend to DEJ
E2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
E2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
E2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following: - Undermines enamel and extends into dentin - At or axial to the DEJ - Penetrates less than 1/3 the outer peripheral dentin thickness
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D1 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following: - The dentin lesion is a more extensive dentin lesion - Penetrates to mid 1/3 of the dentin thickness
D2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D2 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following: - The dentin lesion is more extensive than the enamel lesion - Penetrates greater than 2/3 or inner 1/3 of the dentin thickness
D3 nterproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D3 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D3 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D3 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D3 Interproximal Caries
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What is the ICDAS classification for the following:
D3 Interproximal Caries
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Phenomenon in which the dentin artifact simulates caries; the lesion is outlined by normal anatomic structures and it is a RELATIVE radiolucency
Interproximal "burnout"
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
Interproximal burnout
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
Interproximal burnout
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
interproximal burnout
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- Difficult to detect on radiographs due to small width of lesion and density of superimposing enamel - (occlusal caries)
Incipient occlusal caries
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- Broad-based thin radiolucent zone in dentin with no changes in enamel - Noticed as a relative increase in opacity between pulp and caries - (occlusal caries)
Moderate Occlusal caries
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
Moderate Occlusal Caries
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- Seen as undermined enamel with gross loss of tooth structure (occlusal caries)
Severe occlusal caries
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
Severe occlusal caries
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What is going on in the following radiograph?
Severe Occlusal Caries
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