Diagnosis of dental caries

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Across
  1. 3. (10 letters) — Radiograph showing the full tooth length, including root apex.
  2. 5. (3 letters) — Abbreviation for Electrical Caries Monitor.
  3. 7. (8 letters) — Intraoral radiograph standard for detecting interproximal lesions.
  4. 8. (8 letters) — Type of dentin that is irreversibly damaged and must be removed.
  5. 11. (10 letters) — Category of care prioritized when caries is diagnosed early.
  6. 13. (11 letters) — Dark appearance of demineralized tooth structure on an X-ray.
  7. 14. (3 letters) — Abbreviation for Quantitative Light-Induced Fluorescence.
Down
  1. 1. (11 letters) — Digital process of subtracting identical background structures on X-rays.
  2. 2. (6 letters) — Occlusal lesion obscured clinically but revealed on radiographs.
  3. 4. (7 letters) — Severe, rapid caries progression affecting many teeth at once.
  4. 6. (10 letters) — Red laser device measuring bacterial fluorescence in pits and fissures.
  5. 9. (6 letters) — Intact surface structure with high initial electrical resistance.
  6. 10. (6 letters) — Minimum percent (30-40%) of demineralization required for X-ray detection.
  7. 12. (9 letters) — Shortened/common shorthand for transillumination techniques (FOTI/DIFOTI).