Bitewing radiographs are especially useful in detecting caries on which of the following tooth surfaces?
A) Mesial
B) Occlusal
C) Facial
D) Lingual
A
Explanation: A) Bitewing radiographs are especially useful in detecting proximal surface caries where adjacent teeth contact each other in the arch.
B) Bitewing radiographs are especially useful in detecting proximal surface caries where adjacent teeth contact each other in the arch.
C) Bitewing radiographs are especially useful in detecting proximal surface caries where adjacent teeth contact each other in the arch.
D) Bitewing radiographs are especially useful in detecting proximal surface caries where adjacent teeth contact each other in the arch.
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