For the C4 on tooth 26, what determines whether this Medium risk patient needs restoration?
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A 45-year-old Medium risk man has tooth 16 mesial with C3 radiolucency (just beyond DEJ) and tooth 26 distal with a new C4 radiolucency (outer 1/3 dentine). No clinical cavitation visible. For the C4 on tooth 26, what determines whether this Medium risk patient needs restoration?
- A. Whether the patient consents to operative treatment after risk counselling and discussion
- B. Whether the radiolucency extends fully 1/3 into dentine or separation shows cavitation
- C. Whether the tooth is symptomatic on percussion or cold testing
- D. Whether the lesion has progressed since the previous bitewing series
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Low/Medium C4: restore only if (1) radiolucency extends fully 1/3 into dentine, or (2) separation confirms cavitation. Otherwise, do not restore — surface is more likely non-cavitated. SOURCE — Evans RW et al. CMS for adults, ADJ 2008;53:83-92, Table 5, C4 further consideration
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