Which of the following organisms is found in deep carious lesions rather than in incipient lesions ?
Correct answer: A. Lactobacilli
- A. Lactobacilli
- B. Streptococci
- C. Veillonella
- D. Bateroides
Explanation
Lactobacilli are commonly associated with the progression of established, deep carious lesions because they tolerate and produce acid. Streptococci are more prominent among the early colonisers of incipient lesions.
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