This document provides information on dental caries histopathology. It begins by stating that dental caries is the most common disease globally, affecting all populations. It then defines dental caries as a microbial disease that causes demineralization of tooth structure. The document describes the processes of demineralization and remineralization that occur in early caries lesions. It explains the histological changes that occur in enamel and dentin as caries progresses. Finally, it provides sample multiple choice questions to test understanding of dental caries pathology.
details about the dental caries
Introduction
Definition
Etiology of dental caries
Clinical features of dental caries
Classification of caries
Theory of dental caries
Management of dental caries
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THE HUMORAL THEORY
Vital Theory
Chemical theory
Parasitic theory
Miller Chemico Parasitic Theory
Proteolysis Chelation Theory
Sucrose Chelation Theory
types of dental caries
senile caries
backward caries
reversible caries
pit and fissure caries
root caries
INCLUDES DEFINITION, CAUSATIVE AGENT, CURRENT CONCEPT OF DENTAL CARIES, KEY'S TRIANGLE, CLASSIFICATION OF DENTAL CARIES BASED ON ANATOMICAL SITE, SEVERITY AND RATE OF PROGRESSION, CLINICAL VARIANTS AND SEQUELAE OF DENTAL CARIES, MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF DENTAL CARIES
details about the dental caries
Introduction
Definition
Etiology of dental caries
Clinical features of dental caries
Classification of caries
Theory of dental caries
Management of dental caries
#dentalcaries
THE HUMORAL THEORY
Vital Theory
Chemical theory
Parasitic theory
Miller Chemico Parasitic Theory
Proteolysis Chelation Theory
Sucrose Chelation Theory
types of dental caries
senile caries
backward caries
reversible caries
pit and fissure caries
root caries
INCLUDES DEFINITION, CAUSATIVE AGENT, CURRENT CONCEPT OF DENTAL CARIES, KEY'S TRIANGLE, CLASSIFICATION OF DENTAL CARIES BASED ON ANATOMICAL SITE, SEVERITY AND RATE OF PROGRESSION, CLINICAL VARIANTS AND SEQUELAE OF DENTAL CARIES, MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT OF DENTAL CARIES
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2. • Dental caries or tooth decay is one of the most
common of all disorders, second only to common cold.
• Dental caries has afflicted more humans longer than
any other disease. It was first appeared about 14000
years ago. From that time to the present, dental caries
affected almost all human populations, at all
socioeconomic levels, and at all ages.
3. • What is Dental Caries?
• It is a microbial disease of the calcified tissues
of the teeth, characterized by demineralization
of the inorganic portion and destruction of the
organic substance of the tooth.
4. • “It is dietary carbohydrate modified,
infectious, microbial disease affecting the
teeth”
5. Demineralization:
When sugar and other
fermentable carbohydrates
reaches the bacteria, they form
acids which start to dissolve the
enamel - an early caries lesion
occurs due to loss of Calcium and
Phosphates
Remineralization:
When sugar consumption has
ceased, saliva can wash away sugars
and buffer the acids. Calcium and
Phosphates can again enter the
tooth. The process is strongly
facilitated by fluorides
6. 1. A tooth surface without caries.
2.The first signs of demineralization.
3.The enamel surface has broken down.
4.A filling has been made but the demineralization
has not been stopped.
5.The demineralization proceeds and undermines the
tooth.
6.The tooth has fractured.
7. • Primary Caries: lesions on unrestored tooth
surface.
• Secondary (recurrent) caries: lesions that
developed adjacent to a filling.
• Residual caries: demineralized tissue that
has been left behind before a filling is
placed.
8. • Active caries lesion: a progressive
carious lesion.
• Arrested (inactive) carious lesion: A
lesion that may have formed years
previously and then stopped further
progression.
9. • White spot caries: the first sign of a caries lesion on
enamel that can be detected with the naked eye. Also
known as initial or incipient caries.
• Rampant caries: is the name given to multiple active
carious lesions occurring in the same patient. This
frequently involves surfaces of teeth that do not usually
experience dental caries e.g, bottle or nursing caries,
baby caries, radiation caries, or drug-induced caries.
10.
11. • CARIES OF ENAMEL
Smooth surface Caries:
• Due to plaque formation on enamel. The
earliest manifestation of incipient caries
(early caries) of enamel is usually seen
beneath dental plaque as areas of
decalcification (white spots).
12. • The first change seen histologically is the loss of
inter-rod substance of enamel with increased
prominence of the rods.
• -this is followed by the loss of
mucopolysaccharides in the organic substance.
• -presence of transverse striations of the enamel
rods,
• - accentuated incremental lines of Retzius
13. • As it goes deeper, the caries forms a
triangular pattern or cone shaped lesion
with the apex towards DEJ and base
towards the tooth surface. Finally there
is loss of enamel structure, which gets
roughened due to demineralization,
and disintegration of enamel prisms.
18. • Zone 1: Translucent zone,
• -lies at the advancing front of the
lesion,
• -slightly more porous than sound
enamel,
• -it is not always present
• Zone 2: Dark zone,
- this zone is usually present and
referred
• to as positive zone
• -formed due to demineralization.
19. • Zone 3: Body of the lesion,
• -found between the surface and
the dark zone,
• -it is the area of greatest
demineralization,
• Zone 4: Surface zone,
• -relatively unaffected area,
• -greater resistance probably due
to greater degree of
mineralization and
• greater F concentration.
20. • CARIES OF DENTIN
• Begins with the natural spread of the
process along the DEJ and rapid
• involvement of the dentinal tubules.
The dentinal tubules act as tracts
leading to the pulp (path for micro-
organisms).
22. • Early Dentinal Changes:
• -initial penetration of the dentin by caries
dentinal sclerosis,
• -calcification of dentinal tubules and sealing
off from further penetration by
• micro-organisms,
• -more prominent in slow chronic caries.
23. In the earliest stages, when only few tubules
are involved, microorganisms may be found
penetrating the tubules Pioneer Bacteria.
24. MCQs
• Q.1 Dental caries is
• A. infectious microbial disease
• B. infectious non-microbial disease
• C. non-infectious microbial disease
• D. non-infectious, non-microbial disease.
25. • Q.2 First histological change in dental caries is:
• A. loss of mucopolysacchraides
• B. loss of enamel rods
• C. loss of collagen fibres
• D. loss of enamel
26. • Q.3 Chalky appearance of tooth represents
• A. incipient lesion
• B. cavitated lesion
• C. dentinal caries
• D. root caries
27. • Q.4 Zone present next to advancing front of
caries is
• A. Transluscent zone
• B. Dark zone
• C. Deep zone
• D. Dead zone
28. • Q.5 Carious enamel when compared to sound
enamel is
• A. more porous
• B. less porous
• C. equally porous
• D. not porous
29. • Q.6 Which zone is called the psoitive zone
• A. Dead zone
• B. Dark zone
• C. Deep zone
• D. Deminerialized zone
•
30. • Q.7 Which zone is called the body of the
lesion
• A. Zone1
• B. Zone 2
• C. Zone 3
• D. Zone 4
31. • Q.8 Which zone has highest fluoride
concentration
• A. Surface zone
• B. Zone 3
• C. Advancing front
• D. Zone 2
32. • Q.9 Caries progression shows a
• A. cyclic pattern
• B. static pattern
• C. stationary pattern
• D. stagnant pattern
33. • Q. 10 Incipent lesions can be
• A. Remineralised and are reversilble
• B. Reminalised but non-reversible
• C. cannot be remineralised but reversible
• D. cannot be remineralised,, non reversible.