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RESUMEN

La disminución en la prevalencia de lesiones de caries en las superficies planas de los dientes, no se correlaciona con el aumento en la incidencia de las lesiones de caries en las superficies oclusales.
La detección de lesiones de caries oclusales por los métodos tradicionales ha sido poco confiable, ahí la importancia del desarrollo de métodos ópticos más sensibles para la detección y diagnóstico de lesiones oclusales en sus estadios tempranos, que permitan un mayor control y mejor manejo de la lesión.

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