When Interpreting Dental Radiographs for Caries, Which Section of the Tooth

question 8

Multiple Choice

When interpreting dental radiographs for caries, which section of the tooth surface should be examined for evidence of proximal caries?

• A) Just above and just below the enamel on the occlusal surface
• B) Just apical to the occlusal surface at the contact point of adjacent teeth
• C) At and just apical to the contact point of adjacent teeth
• D) At and just apical to the gingival margin between adjacent teeth

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