Tooth decay definition
Tooth decay means a visible cavity or hole in a tooth with brown or black coloration, or a retained root.
Tooth decay caries) means the bacterial process that weakens the tooth structure and the forming of a hole. For insurance purposes the tooth is regarded as decayed once there is either clinical or radiological proof of a hole. Marginal leakage, which is the visible staining of the margin between an existing filling and the tooth, without proven cavitation is not covered.
Tooth decay means a visible cavity or hole in a tooth with brown or black coloration, or a retained root. Tooth decay can also mean a white spot lesion in a primary tooth. “Transfer student” means an applicant from an elementary school or a high school outside Iowa who is seeking enroll- ment in an elementary school or a high school located in