Dental Caries

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Across
  1. 1. Tooth in permanent dentition most susceptible to caries.
  2. 3. Consistency of necrotic mass of dentin.
  3. 9. Facilitate attachment of Actinomyces to tooth surface.
  4. 11. Indicator used in Snyder test
  5. 12. DEJ facilitates this mode of spread of caries.
  6. 14. Decrease in plaque formation.
  7. 17. Substance lost in earliest stage of carious lesion.
  8. 18. Widely accepted theory of dental caries.
  9. 19. Organisms involved in smooth surface caries.
  10. 20. Caries occurring in the immediate vicinity of restoration
  11. 21. pH at which saliva ceases to be saturated with calcium and phosphate.
  12. 23. Acid formed by enzymatic breakdown of sugar and acid.
  13. 24. Alternative term for primary caries.
Down
  1. 2. Sudden rapid and almost uncontrollable destruction of teeth by caries.
  2. 4. Dentin in arrested caries.
  3. 5. Dentin appearing white in transmitted light
  4. 6. Carbohydrate mostly involved in etiology of dental caries.
  5. 7. Substance altering the tooth surface and structure
  6. 8. Most potent chemical anticaries agent
  7. 9. No of zones in dentinal caries.
  8. 10. Secondary invaders in carious lesion.
  9. 13. The glycoprotein derived from saliva and adsorbed on the tooth surface.
  10. 15. Gram-negative Cocci in plaque with proposed anticariogenic property.
  11. 16. Proposed Proteolytic Theory.
  12. 22. Prominent structure in body of lesion.