Liquefaction foci of Miller is a histopathological observation in:
Correct answer: C. Advanced dentinal caries
- A. Cemental caries
- B. Early enamel caries
- C. Advanced dentinal caries
- D. Advanced enamel caries
Explanation
Liquefaction foci of Miller are characteristic microscopic areas of degeneration in advanced dentinal caries, where bacterial enzymes create liquefied spaces in dentine. They are not a feature of early enamel caries.
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