Lecture 5

Question 1

Translucent Zone

Answer 1

Zone 1

Question 2

innermoststrongest churva

Answer 2

Zone 1

Question 3

Dark Zone

Answer 3

Zone 2

Question 4

positive zone formed by demineralization

Answer 4

Zone 2

Question 5

Body of the Lesion

Answer 5

Zone 3

Question 6

area of greatest demineralization

Answer 6

Zone 3

Question 7

Surface Zone

Answer 7

Zone 4

Question 8

outermost

Answer 8

Zone 4

Question 9

appears relatively unaffected

Answer 9

Zone 4

Question 10

the greater resistance of the surface layer may be due to a greater degree of mineralization or greater concentration of fluoride in the ____.

Answer 10

Surface Enamel (Zone 4)

Question 11

means reversible

Answer 11

Incipient

Question 12

your carious lesions will start as a white spot, but it has no break/cavity yet. So your intact surface zone, this is ____ early enamel caries

Answer 12

incipient

Question 13

Then you have body of the lesion, there is a little demineralization going on even though your surface is still intact that is why what you see clinically is a ____.

Answer 13

white spot

Question 14

you have your dark zone and after the dark zone is your ____.

Answer 14

translucent zone (innermost zone)

Question 15

is the inner recrystallization zone

Answer 15

Zone 1

Question 16

this is hypercalcified than normal enamel. So it is even stronger than your normal enamel

Answer 16

Zone 1

Question 17

is also described as the positive zone and this is formed as a result of demineralization

Answer 17

Zone 2

Question 18

is the area of greatest demineralization so you already have demineralization going in here even though your surface is still intact.

Answer 18

Zone 3

Question 19

It is still reversible, meaning if this is still happening in the tooth

Answer 19

Incipient

Question 20

it can still be ____, meaning if you have a white spot, you don’t need to drill it or make cavity prep right away.

Answer 20

remineralization

Question 21

Zone 5

Answer 21

Infected zone

Question 22

not sensitive, numerous bacteria, cant
remineralize

Answer 22

Infected zone

Question 23

Zone 4

Answer 23

Turbid zone

Question 24

not sensitive to stimuli, numerous bacteria, can’t remineralize

Answer 24

Turbid zone

Question 25

Zone 3

Answer 25

Transparent dentin

Question 26

zone of demineralization

Answer 26

Transparent dentin

Question 27

still sensitive to stimuli, no presence of bacteria, has capacity to remineralize

Answer 27

Transparent dentin

Question 28

Zone 2

Answer 28

Subtransparent zone

Question 29

Zone 1

Answer 29

Normal dentin

Question 29

still sensitive to stimuli, still has capacity to remineralize, no presence of bacteria

Answer 29

Subtransparent zone

Question 30

Innermost, still sensitive to stimuli, negative presence of bacteria and has the
capacity to remineralized

Answer 30

Normal dentin

Question 31

Zone (IZ) - Sensitivity of stimuli

Answer 31

Negative

Question 31

Zone (IZ) - Presence of Bacteria

Answer 31

Positive

Question 32

Zone (IZ) - Capacity to Remineralization

Answer 32

Negative

Question 33

Zone 2 (TZ) - Sensitivity to Stimuli

Answer 33

Negative

Question 34

Zone 2 (TZ) - Presence of Bacteria

Answer 34

Positive

Question 35

Zone 2 (TZ) - Capacity to Remineralization

Answer 35

Negative