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Caries Infiltration for Minimally Invasive Dentistry
New product and technique offers a new alternative for early-stage lesions
DR. HAKAN ÇOLAK DDS, PHD
ISHIK UNİVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
Introduction
Over the past 2 decades, dentistry has moved increasingly from the traditional
“extension for prevention” model of dentistry toward a less invasive form of
treatment
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Figure 1: White patches on the upper permanent
incisors
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Figure 2: Incisal relationship - class III
malocclusion
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Figure 3: After the application of resin infiltration, lesions almost disappeared
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Figure 4: White spot lesion on the upper left central incisor
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Figure 5: Post resin infiltration treatment; notice
that the teeth are still dehydrated
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Figure 6: 2 weeks after treatment
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Figure 7: 18-months follow-up
