Class V Lesions// Class V Issue VERIFIED 100% SOLUTIONS WITH ILLUSTRATIONS DIAGRAMS CORRECTLY ALLOCATED

Class V Lesions// Class V Issue VERIFIED 100% SOLUTIONS WITH ILLUSTRATIONS DIAGRAMS CORRECTLY ALLOCATED 4 Types of Class V Lesions: -Cervical caries lesion (1°) -Root caries lesion (1°) -Recurrent caries lesion (2°) -Non-carious cervical lesions (NCCL) Explain how Initial class V caries tend to look like: Lines of white spot (demineralization) running mesiodistally, with several cavitations within the white spot lesions. How does a progressing Class V caries lesion look like? -Discoloration -Friable enamel & progressing cavitation Following pictures are (Initial/ progressing/ rampant) Class V caries lesion. Rampant 2 main ways of detecting the caries lesion 'activity', whether it's active or arrested: -Color -Tactility Best correlation for clinical detection of Root caries is ____________________. Softness of the lesion surface. Clinical detection of Root caries lesions: 1. Perform a thorough dental prophylaxis first. 2. Lesions are predominantly found on facial and proximal surfaces 3. Note changes in Color, Texture, surface contour Best correlation: softness of lesion surface (use an explorer) Diagnostic tools for Root caries lesion detection: -Vision -Tactile (+ explorer) -Radiographs (Vertical BWX) Which X-rays are best used for detecting proximal root caries lesions? Vertical bitewings Active vs. Advanced Root caries lesion: <Active> -soft -highly infected -found close to gingival margi