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Approximal Secondary Caries Lesion Progression, a 20-Week in situ Study
Caries Research , 09/06/07

Thomas, R., et al. - There is no consensus about the definition and progression of outer and wall lesions in secondary caries. In this study we investigated whether lesion progression is influenced by an adjacent composite restoration and whether wall lesions develop at the composite-tooth interface. In order to study the appearance and progression of approximal primary caries lesions and lesions next to composite restorations, 16 samples were placed in a full denture of each of 8 subjects

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