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What is the enamel condition caused by consumption of excessive levels of fluoride?
What is the enamel condition caused by consumption of excessive levels of fluoride?
- Fluorosis (correct)
- Fluorapatite
- Demineralization
- Remineralization
What is the process that replaces mineral lost from the tooth by an acid attack?
What is the process that replaces mineral lost from the tooth by an acid attack?
- Remineralization (correct)
- Sealant
- Fluoride
- Demineralization
What is a protective resin that is bonded to enamel to protect pits and fissures from dental caries?
What is a protective resin that is bonded to enamel to protect pits and fissures from dental caries?
- Sealant (correct)
- Demineralization
- Fluorosis
- Fluoride
What is the tooth mineral that results when fluoride is incorporated into the tooth?
What is the tooth mineral that results when fluoride is incorporated into the tooth?
What is a chemical that seals open dentinal tubules to reduce tooth sensitivity to air, sweets, and temperature change?
What is a chemical that seals open dentinal tubules to reduce tooth sensitivity to air, sweets, and temperature change?
What is the enamel condition caused by consumption of excessive levels of fluoride?
What is the enamel condition caused by consumption of excessive levels of fluoride?
What is the tooth mineral that results when fluoride is incorporated into the tooth?
What is the tooth mineral that results when fluoride is incorporated into the tooth?
What is a protective resin that is bonded to enamel to protect pits and fissures from dental caries?
What is a protective resin that is bonded to enamel to protect pits and fissures from dental caries?
What is the process that removes mineral from the tooth, usually caused by acids?
What is the process that removes mineral from the tooth, usually caused by acids?
What is a chemical that seals open dentinal tubules in order to reduce tooth sensitivity to air, sweets, and temperature change?
What is a chemical that seals open dentinal tubules in order to reduce tooth sensitivity to air, sweets, and temperature change?
