Dental Caries Flashcards

1
Q

What are foci of miller?

A

Liquefaction of dentinal tubules

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2
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In which enamel zone are Striae of Retzius most prominent when caries are present?

A

Body of Lesion

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3
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How long does it take before radiated patients start developing caries due to xerostomia?

A

As early as 3 months

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4
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Which serotype of mutans is responsible for caries?

A

E

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5
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4 criteria for MIH

A
  1. Demarcated opacities
  2. Post-eruptive enamel breakdown
  3. Atypical restoration
  4. Extracted molar due to demarcated lesions
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6
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What is the zone of bacterial invasion of tubules incapable of remineralization called?

A

Turbid Zone

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7
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Enzymes resposible for synthesis of extracellular glucans and fructans

A

Glucosyl transferase and fructosyl transferase

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8
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Caries associated with pre-eruptive enamel hypoplasia are called..

A

Occult caries

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9
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Which structure facilitates attachment of actinomyces to tooth surface?

A

Fimbriae

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10
Q

What is linear enamel caries?

A

Caries on anterior maxillary teeth in neonatal line due to metabolic disturbances or trauma at birth

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