Abstract
Proximal surface lesions are not very often detected by X-Ray examination, suggesting the predominance of a subjective diagnosis on the part of the dentist. Since the magnitude of light scattering within the tooth decreases exponentially at longer wavelengths[1], evaluation of transillumination by near infra red lasers is a new alternative non-invasive technique [2] to detect and quantify demineralization of lesions.
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